Kit Geary, Summit Daily News
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Gigi Sandoval-Long has a knack for supporting and bringing together the community around her. These days she’s not doing it from the inside of the hospital — she’s doing it from inside a hot-pink food truck sporting a Rosie the Riveter-inspired cartoon chicken.
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The town is looking to make local modifications to the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code while using the international code as a baseline. The international code is largely in line with what the town wants to accomplish with its code.
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The 2024-25 school year is the last that the Summit School District will have International Baccalaureate for students below the 10th grade.
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Domus Pacis Family Respite, a Frisco-based non-profit organization, sets up cancer patients and their families with vacations to the mountains.
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Breckenridge Tourism Office president Lucy Kacy's said Breckenridge's summer tourism has been "sliding a little bit for each of the last three years," and while the tendency of many may be to scale back, her office is "keeping our foot on the gas pedal."
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Hiring freezes in non-instructional roles and position adjustments are currently on the table as Summit School District plans its 2025-26.
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Local leaders spent time with talking through the matter around a roundtable discussion with Sen. John Hickenlooper as they work to make the Colorado mountains affordable.
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Around five years ago, amid the onset of a global COVID-19 pandemic, Virginia Hammock took the nerve-racking jump out of
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Officials are pushing to have the legislation -- which would only allow for tobacco-flavored nicotine products -- take effect in January 2026.
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Now with a unit number determined for what will be the "Runway Neighborhood," Breckenridge leaders are delving into how to finance it.