Publisher's Notes Winter 1996

This summer's issue of TellurideStyle® was a phenomenal success. The minute it hit the streets, our office was flooded with phone calls like Mary Fedorka's of Telluride Real Estate Corporation, "It's awesome; it's got class; it's a complete, readable guide." Lifetime resident Johnnie Stevens said, "This magazine is classy, pure and simple." Sid Brotman, owner of Skip's Taxi exclaimed, "I love it, it's dynamite!" Other comments range from "Your magazine is so polished" to "T-Style is a handsome piece," said Skiing magazine and
National Geographic contributing editor, Lito Tejadas-Flores to, finally, "TellurideStyle is beautiful, beautiful, beautiful," said Mark Mullins, publisher of the American National Park Network magazines, a subsidiary of the international Meredith Corporation. (Receiving such reviews, from the best in the business, was like winning an Oscar or Emmy award to Bush & Associates, Inc.)

Like the old Bartles and James commercial aptly touted, "We appreciate your support." And with such glowing reviews, TellurideStyle adds only subtle enhancements and editorial updates to this winter's edition. Again, the primary goal of TellurideStyle is to take readers on an information odyssey that entails Telluride and the San Juans' most noteworthy subject matters: Be it historic or contemporary, day or nightlife, courageous or calming.

What makes Telluride Telluride is, the poetry, if you will, of T-Style. The essence of TellurideStyle's editorial content makes each reader feel the enchantment, beauty and adventure of mountain living in one of North America's most magnificent resort communities, Telluride, Colorado. While relaxing, be touched and charmed by the bountifulness of mountain life through the pages of TellurideStyle. Sit back and enjoy.