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Two new Frisco housing projects celebrate major construction milestones (opens the original)
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Two new Frisco housing developments hit major milestones last week, as The Scout and The Bella celebrated a ribbon cutting and a groundbreaking, respectively. Both projects are products of a partnership between the town of Frisco and The NHP Foundation, a nonprofit real estate corporation headquartered in New York City. The first project, The Scout, located at 602 Galena St., had already begun welcoming tenants into some of its 54 units when it hosted a formal ribbon cutting event on Friday, Sep
New overnight parking regulations will hit Main Street Frisco this winter. Hereâs what you need to know. (opens the original)
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At a Frisco Town Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 22, Public Works Director Josh Southworth introduced a new overnight parking plan for Main Street. The proposed changes will go into effect on Nov. 1, just ahead of the winter season, which typically brings an influx of tourists into Summit County, along with the need for overnight snowplowing. Changes to the town’s overnight parking policies will account for the increased parking demand created by two new Main Street housing projects, the Scout
Run the Rockies celebrates 50 years in Summit County (opens the original)
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For the 50th year in a row, runners competed in the Run the Rockies road race last weekend, feet slamming into the pavement on Main Street in Frisco beneath crisp, early-autumn skies. But the race â which was held on Saturday, Sept. 19 â has changed time and time again over the last half-century. Since the first Run the Rockies race in 1977, the race has changed locations, organizers, dates and more, but, organizers say, the spirit of the race has stayed largely the same. Summit County’s fir
Public celebration honors life and legacy of Trygve Berge, a Breckenridge Ski Area co-founder (opens the original)
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A crowd of friends, family, skiers and longtime Breckenridge residents packed the Riverwalk Center on Saturday, Sept. 12 to honor the life of Trygve Berge, one of the original founders of the Breckenridge Ski Area. Though tears were shed, the service focused on the joy that Breckenridge brought to Berge, and the joy he brought to the town in return. “Trygve loved his family. He loved his friends. He loved skiing and he loved Breckenridge with all his heart,” said Greg Gutzki, a friend of Berge’s
Keystone Resort sees first snowflakes of the season while Copper Mountain reports rain (opens the original)
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The first snowflakes of the season fell at Keystone Resort around 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 16. According to Jacob Freeman Marquardt, the resort’s communications manager, flakes were visible from the ski area’s North Peak and Bergman Bowl webcams. “While the precipitation remained light and did not accumulate by the time our teams arrived early this morning, it was enough to mark the season’s first snowfall,” Marquardt said. Temperatures at lower Summit County elevations â like Keystone Resor
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