Aspen Public Radio is pleased to announce a special benefit on Tuesday, February 16. Please join us for a house music concert featuring violinist Cho-Liang Lin performing works of Stravinsky, Ravel, and Brahms. The event, which will take place in a private home, is $200 per person and includes wine and hors d'oeuvres. Proceeds will benefit classical music programming on Aspen Public Radio. For ticket information, contact Debbie Welden or call the station during regular business hours at 920-9000. Click here for more about Mr. Lin and this special event.

Aspen Public Radio is pleased to present NPR senior foreign correspondent Mike Shuster in a conversation on nuclear non-proliferation, terrorism, and weapons of mass destruction, on February 24 at the Given Institute in Aspen and February 25 in Glenwood Springs. Following Mr. Shuster’s presentation, attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions.

Click here for more information about Mr. Shuster and these events. Tickets are available at the Book Train in Glenwood Springs and the Wheeler box office.

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Morning Newscast
Monday February 8, 2010
More people are using community health centers in Colorado for low-cost care but funding is up and down for these centers. Money from the State and the Federal governments is either being cut or coming in. Aspen Public Radio's Marci Krivonen reports.

An organization with a mission to enhance youth literacy is offering training for new volunteers this week. Aspen Public Radio's Mitzi Rapkin has more on the non profit, Spellbinders. More local news