IN THE NEWS

Colorado's Oldest Synagogue Refuses to Fade: the Miracle of Temple Aaron Colorado Springs Gazette

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KUNC: How to Save a Synagogue: Remembering the Rededication of a historic temple in Trinidad, Colorado

Colorado Public Radio: As Rosh Hashanah Begins, Temple Aaron Congregation Grows Amid Uncertainty 

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HistoryColorado Magazine: Trinidad's Temple Aaron looks to the past to secure its future

Colorado Sun: Trinidad’s Temple Aaron seemed destined to die. But the 131-year-old Jewish synagogue’s fate was never sealed.

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Colorado Public Radio: Temple Aaron's 131 year old story almost came to an end. This is how its advocates wrote the next page.

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San Diego Jewish World: Trinidad, CO Celebrates Temple Aaron

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Trinidad Chronicle-News: Temple Aaron Stands as Monument to Inclusiveness

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Intermountain Jewish News: Temple Aaron: historic synagogue saved for now

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Colorado Public Radio: Dana Crawford still making and preserving history (this is not about Temple Aaron, but she talks a little about Trinidad)

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Denver Post: Temple Aaron Added to List of Most Endangered Places

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LA Times: He made this town the world's "sex change capital," but he's not honored here

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Denver Post: Why Temple Aaron Closed after 127 Years

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CBS Denver: Colorado's continuously-operating synagogue forced to close its doors

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Colorado Public Radio: Temple Aaron to Close

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Colorado Preservation, Inc: Temple Aaron Stabilization

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Jewish Museum of the American West: Temple Aaron and the Pioneer Jews of Trinidad, Colorado

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The March 4, 2022 issue of L'Chaim in the Intermountain Jewish News included a feature on the September 2021 wedding held at Temple Aaron, the first in over a decade. Just click on the pdf icon to see the full article.