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Avon police release video seeking information on fatal hit-and-run incident
Last week, Avon Police Department released a video on its Facebook page sharing the emergency call that came in on Tuesday, March 5 at 6:50 p.m., detailing the scene of what would later be determined as a hit-and-run incident that claimed the life of 76-year-old John “Jack” Ladesic of Pennsylvania.
Eagle County Sheriff’s Office investigating death of teenager as a homicide
Eagle County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating a juvenile fatality that occurred on Wednesday, April 24, just before 10 p.m. Deputies from the sheriff’s office were dispatched to Second Street Park in Gypsum Wednesday for a reported disturbance involving several people, according to a release from Eagle County Sheriff’s Office. The deputies found that multiple teenagers had been involved in an altercation and that during the incident, one teenager was seriously injured.
Quandary Peak backcountry skier says group that triggered avalanche on his friend left without apologizing
Skiers say an encounter in the Colorado backcountry grew ugly this past weekend when one party triggered an avalanche that swept the member of another group through a couloir at Quandary Peak. Avon resident Trevor Carlson said that on Sunday morning, April 21, he and his three friends were skiing...
Can Colorado cities prevent thousands of apartments from losing affordability protections?
Nine years ago, one of Silverthorne, Colorado's few income-restricted housing properties was sold to a private firm. The sale - at a price that was double the property's assessed value - raised worries in the high-cost mountain community that the new owner of the Blue River Apartments might lift rent caps that had kept its 78 units affordable when the requirements lapsed.
Letter: A wonderful way to give back
As a volunteer at our local food pantry, The Community Market, I’ve seen firsthand the incredible impact that volunteers can have on helping those in need in our community. The Community Market has locations in Gypsum and Edwards, and plays a vital role in providing nutritious groceries to families and individuals facing food insecurity, as well as reducing food waste by collecting rescued items from local grocery stores and composting.
Big weather changes moving in soon
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KREX) — Starting on Thursday, temperatures are taking a dip and spring storms are moving in. High country areas can expect snow, especially through Rabbit Ears and Vail Pass. Locally, just rain showers will be seen through Saturday and Sunday.
Here’s how officials want to manage visitation in the busiest area of Colorado’s most popular national forest — Summit County
If Summit County were its own national forest, it would be the most visited one in the country. That’s how Dillon Ranger District Recreation Program Manager Sam Massman put it during an April 23 Summit Board of County Commissioners meeting, where he and other recreation officials presented a plan for how to mitigate the area’s ever-growing visitation.
Gypsum to update permitting of an old plan for I-70 airport interchange
Town of Gypsum officials are serious about reviving ideas for an interchange to link Interstate 70 to the Eagle County Regional Airport. The Gypsum Town Council recently authorized spending roughly $800,000 to update old permits for the project, but an interchange will require crossing the Eagle River and the Union Pacific railroad tracks. Right-of-way for the project still exists.
A Vacation Home in the Heart of Vail Valley
Homeowners Jessica and Martin Kristiseter wanted a vacation home within easy driving distance from their primary home in Denver. Their search led them to a traditional log home located on a golf course in the Cordillera Valley Club, near Edwards, Colorado, with views of the golf course and several mountain ranges. Recalls Jessica, “I didn’t know anything about the Cordillera Valley Club and was pleasantly surprised.”
Climate Action Collaborative: Local emissions rise 6 percent
The Climate Action Collaborative for Eagle County Communities and Eagle County have released the 2022 Eagle County Energy Inventory, which states that greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions rose 6% in 2022 from the 2014 baseline. Communities across Eagle County have set a goal to reduce GHG emissions 50% by 2030 and 80% by 2050.
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