Silverthorne sets aside money to help businesses provide employee housing
Silverthorne has a new arrow in its quiver to promote local business with the unveiling of a program designed to help those businesses hire and retain qualified workers.
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Could Breckenridge better manage its excess snow with high-powered melters?
Breckenridge welcomes snow, even prays for it every winter, but town officials saw in action Thursday morning one proven way to get rid of excess piles of it when the...
Cannabis company eyes massive expansion, adding 50 Colorado locations within the next 3 years
The founder expects to have 50 locations across Colorado within the next three years, including possible locations in Aspen, Vail and Steamboat Springs.
Breckenridge weighs DNA testing dog poop after complaints pile up
Call it CSI for canines. Call it a new low in personal responsibility. However you look at it, DNA tests aren't just for cracking high-profile crimes anymore.
It’s boom time in Summit County, but where are all the building contractors?
The days when Summit County's contractors had to plow snow to make ends meet might be a memory, but as business rebounds from the Great Recession, at least one lingering...
Teen runs for mayor of tiny Colorado mountain town
Fixed to the fridge at 18-year-old Benjamin Goff's home where he lives with his mom and stepfather is a hand-drawn campaign poster with block letters reading: "Vote Goff Mayor --...
98 percent of Breckenridge’s short-term rentals in compliance with town tax rules
Breckenridge has more than 3,500 properties on the short-term rental market. A new survey says almost all of them are complying with town rules and collecting a 3.4 percent lodger's...
Developers propose $6.5 million hostel built with shipping containers for Silverthorne
Developers hope to build $6.5 million hostel made of storage containers in Summit County.
Breckenridge commits to being completely powered by renewable energy by 2035
Breckenridge affirms goal to have all town buildings -- public and private — powered by renewable resources by 2035.
Vail cleared to convert offices into worker housing in Silverthorne
Ground-floor office space will be converted to apartments