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- Steven Durow
- Steven Durow is an artist featured in 2015-2016 ArtaRound Town
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- Steven Gluckstern
- Steven Gluckstern, married to Judy Gluckstern, orginally had planned on moving to Telluride, Colorado, in 1976 to become a school superintendent, but that fell through. So, he moved to Iran, where he met a Telluride local: Michael D. Palm. The two met while working at an English language school and became close friends. They then started an educational consulting firm together. Gluckstern also started business school, and ultimately got his MBA, from Stanford University. Steven eventually returned to Telluride to take that superintendent position and also started the Telluride Academy with Wendy Brooks. That was when the family, which also included a daughter named Sarah and a son named J.D. settled down in Telluride in the 1980's. Michael and Steven started a company called Centre Reinsurance and made a decent profit from the business. Palm retired and passed away at the age of 47. Gluckstern then took a different path and purchased a medical device company, that he still runs today, out of Santa Fe. --Information taken 7/2/21 from: https://issuu.com/visit_telluride/docs/vgw15-16_issuu/63
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- Steven Lyle "Steve" Heller
- He was born in Denver, Colorado to Robert Heller and Elaine (McCune) Heller. US Census records show that his father worked for a meat packing company, and that the family lived at 1347 W 46th Avenue. He attended high school in Thornton, Colorado, graduating in 1967. While in high school he was a member of the National Honor Society. He married Sherry Robinson in 1968. They later divorced, but they remained life-long friends. He served in the US Army from November 1970 to November 1973, during the Vietnam War. Prior to his arrival in Vietnam, he took three years of Vietnamese language training. His Military Occupational Specialty was Intelligence Analyst, though he never served in that capacity. While in Vietnam, he worked in the Command Intelligence Center, where he assisted with aerial targeting. He also was the Intelligence Editor overseeing the production of intelligence reports. After leaving the military, he attended Whitworth College in Spokane, Washington for two years before finishing his Bachelor’s Degree in communications at the University of Colorado at Boulder, graduating in 1976. He began his radio career in Lamesa, Texas before coming to Grand Junction, Colorado to work for KREX radio. He began working for KEKB as news director in 1988 and his morning show with fellow radio personality Dick Maynard was the most popular show in the area by market share. He also was the public address announcer during the Junior College World Series and MC’d many local events. He died from complications due to Alzheimer’s at the age of 56. *Some of the information in this biography comes from Steven Heller's obituary (The Daily Sentinel, July 18, 2006).