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Time Machine: 50 years ago, Vail Associates under new ownership (opens the original)
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Harry W. Bass Jr. succeeded in gaining control of Vail Associates following its annual stockholders’ meeting, the company announced. An offer made by Bass’ Goliad Oil and Gas Company for 400,000 shares of Vail Associates stock at $14 per share was accepted, giving Bass a controlling ownership of approximately 52 percent of the outstanding shares of the company. Vail Associates Board Chairman Pete Seibert said he thought that the offer by Bass was a fair one. Bass had been a member of the Vail As
Where do Avon Town Council candidates stand on Flock cameras? (opens the original)
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Seven candidates will vie for four open seats in the Nov. 3 Avon Town Council election, with incumbents Rich Carroll and Ruth Stanley on the ballot alongside Jennie Fancher, Justin Chesney, Gregg Cooper, Alan Sandberg and Rick Sudekum. The town’s use of Flock Safety automated license plate-reading cameras has been a frequent topic of discussion at recent meetings, with citizens speaking out against the cameras at each of the town’s last four meetings. The town has another Flock camera discussion
Artist Jami Nix Rahn to simultaneously showcase two different styles of oil painting at a pair of Vail-area exhibitions (opens the original)
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Vail Library, solo exhibition "Conditions," Sept. 11 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Colorado Mountain College, part of larger "Art and Jazz-ish" 13th annual event, Sept. 18 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Jami Nix Rahn dropped out of art school in the 1970s, built a career as a gallery artist in Europe, worked alongside some of the United States’ most renowned artists and eventually returned to school to finish the degree she had started 25 years earlier. Now, five decades after she first left art school, Rahn’s v
Sheriff’s Office releases details of bear shooting in EagleVail; Colorado Parks and Wildlife determines killing was justified (opens the original)
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The Eagle County Sheriff’s Office has released a statement and video regarding the lethal action taken against a bear that charged an officer on Aug. 24, determining the killing was justified in self-defense. Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Emily Arseneau said Colorado Parks and Wildlife has reviewed all actions taken by deputies on scene and didn’t find any wrongdoing, as well. The incident was getting a lot of attention on social media, Arseneau said, so the Sheriff’s Office wanted
Duck Derby’s move to land a success as Rotary Club raises $75,000 (opens the original)
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When the Vail Edwards Rotary Club decided to move the annual Vail Duck Derby off Gore Creek, there was much anticipation about how it would turn out. The Rotary Club didn’t have much time to plan, and because the race was taking place in a new space this year, nervousness was high. “After 30 years of racing on Gore Creek, we made the decision just weeks before the event to completely reimagine the Vail Duck Race,” said Joanna Kerwin, 2026 head duck of the Vail Edwards Rotary Club. “With low stre
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