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Breckenridge makes changes to how people can water their lawns
Breckenridge residents are going to have to make some changes to how and when they water their lawns. A bill passed at an April 23 meeting changed outdoor watering regulations. Town staff said the decision was made as a permanent conservation measure. New regulations for outdoor irrigation create alternating daily...
Woman says she's "full of dynamite" prompting bus evacuation in Colorado mountain town
According to the Summit County Sheriff's Office, a Greyhound bus driver was forced to pull over in the Colorado mountain town of Frisco in recent days after a passenger allegedly made a bomb threat. The female passenger allegedly commented that she had a bomb and that she was "full of dynamite." Due to safety concerns, passengers were evacuated and authorities soon arrived at the scene to investigate. When law enforcement...
Copper Mountain, CO, Sees Almost a Foot of Fresh Snow in Last 24 Hours
Copper Mountain just announced 11" of fresh powder today, and 14" from the May storm so far. 3 inches of that fell overnight, with 11 inches falling over the last 24 hours. The extended season has not only delivered an abundance of snow, but sunshine, to boot.
Wind Speeds Powerfully Push Across the Western Slope
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Most of Summit County expects to see 3 to 8 inches of snow, and other locations see up to a foot. 50 to 80 mph wind gusts are possible throughout all of these locations. The Winter Weather Advisory does not end until 6 PM this evening.
Keystone, Summit County enter agreement to preserve key services — including law enforcement — for several more months
The newly-formed town of Keystone extended an intergovernmental agreement with Summit County this week that will preserve key services the county provides to the area, such as law enforcement, for several more months. After officially incorporating as Colorado’s newest town on Feb. 8, Keystone’s seven-member council approved an agreement that...
Pile burns underway near Copper Mountain
Fire crews are conducting a pile burn near Copper Mountain on Tuesday, May 7, according to a news release. Smoke and flames may be visible. Please do not call 911 to report the smoke or flames from the pile burn unless there is an emergency.
Opinion | Tony Jones: The town of Dillon’s future
Just when you thought the controversy over the proposed development on the Dillon waterfront had been settled — stop the presses, not so much. As reported by the Summit Daily News, a group of Dillon citizens has circulated a petition seeking to veto council’s decision that approved the proposal.
Frisco Voters Decide on City Leadership and Bond Proposals as Election Results Go Public
The polls have closed and the numbers are in. Frisco's General and Special Election, which took place on May 4, has final results to report. According to the City of Frisco, residents had a series of key decisions to make that would shape the future of their city government, schools, and public projects.
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