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Frisco Historic Park and Museum invites visitors to solve 1880 mining mystery (opens the original)
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The Frisco Historic Park and Museum will invite visitors to step back into 1880 and solve a fictional mining mystery during a free interactive event Saturday, Oct. 3. Mystery at the Museum will run from 2-6 p.m. at the Frisco Historic Park and Museum. Participants will investigate a fatal shooting at a mine in Frisco’s Tenmile Canyon by interacting with characters, gathering clues and solving puzzles in historic buildings throughout the park. Those who complete the mystery will be entered into a
Breckenridge water treatment plant rehabilitation could cost up to $70 million as design progresses (opens the original)
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The projected cost to rehabilitate Breckenridge’s aging Gary Roberts Water Treatment Plant has climbed to as much as $70 million as design work on the 54-year-old facility progresses. Once final design, construction administration and contingency costs are included, town staff now estimate the entire project to cost between $65 million and $70 million. That price has risen from the roughly $54 million estimate presented to Breckenridge Town Council in January, when plans were less developed. Tow
Runway Neighborhood could see first homes delivered in November as next lottery approaches (opens the original)
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Breckenridge’s Runway Neighborhood is moving slightly ahead of schedule, with its first homes potentially ready for buyers in November as another lottery round approaches. Construction on the Airport Road workforce housing development The first closings for Phase 1.1, which includes 19 homes awarded through lotteries managed by the Summit Combined Housing Authority, could begin in November. Buyers will receive 60 days’ notice if closing dates move up. Deep utility work is nearing completion on t
Lights, camera, empowerment: Girls in STEM takes on Breck Film Fest (opens the original)
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Before anyone picks up a camera, Keystone Science School mentors ask young filmmakers a question: What does empowerment mean? For the fourth- through eighth-grade girls and non-binary students participating in Girls in STEM: Film Fest Kids write stories, operate cameras, edit footage and divvy up roles as they race to produce short films in less than a day. Mentored by professional women, the students get a chance to ask what it’s really like to work in a male-dominated industry. And when creati
Maggie Pond proposal aims to restore a damaged stretch of the Blue River. Neighbors question how far it should go. (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This is the second part of a two-part series. Read the first part here. For the later half of the summer, portions of the Blue River running through Breckenridge have hardly looked like a river at all. Historically low flows combined with the lingering effects of more than a century of mining left sections of the river with little to no visible surface water. Near downtown Breckenridge, water disappeared beneath porous dredge rock before resurfacing farther downstream. The conditi
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