A screenshot from the body-worn camera of Mesa County Sheriff’s deputy Alexander Zwinck showing Caroline Dias Goncalves during a traffic stop on Interstate 70 near Loma on June 5, 2025. Former Mesa County Sheriff’s Deputy Alexander Zwinck appears to be working at Immigration and Customs Enforcement after facing discipline for collaborating with ICE last year in the arrest of Utah college student Caroline Dias Goncalves, according to federal data hacked and published by activists.Zwinck is listed in the published data as a special agent at Homeland Security Investigations, an office that is part of ICE, in Grand Junction.
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Raising a Reader Aspen to Parachute, a Glenwood Springs-based nonprofit focused on improving youth literacy in the Roaring Fork and Colorado River valleys, welcomed a new executive director Monday. For Iliana Renteria, the organization’s new executive director, the impact of reading at a young age is something she has experienced firsthand. “One of the first memories that I have of my mom is of her reading to me as a child, and how that sparked a curiosity in me, a desire to know more, to learn how to understand how to read, and I think that really planted the seed for me to always see education as the key for a better future,” Renteria said. Renteria previously served as Raising a Reader Aspen to Parachute’s program coordinator and later associate director from 2017 to 2021. Originally from Mexico, Renteria moved to the Roaring Fork Valley in 2017. She has been intertwined with Raising a Reader Aspen to Parachute from the very week she moved.
