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Debut of new St. Regis Aspen restaurant just two weeks away

Debut of new St. Regis Aspen restaurant just two weeks away
The new restaurant at the St. Regis Aspen will open June 7 and specialize in hand-crafted Italian cuisine in a Mediterranean villa-inspired design. The new eatery is called Trecento Quindici Decano, which translates to “315 Dean” — a play off the resort’s street address.

Litigation threat causes Boulder, Fort Collins to end fracking bans

Aspen News | Litigation threat causes Boulder, Fort Collins to end fracking bansEnvironmentalists suffered two setbacks Tuesday when leaders in Fort Collins overturned an indefinite ban on hydraulic fracturing while commissioners in Boulder County decided to let their temporary fracking moratorium expire. In a sharply ...

Aspen Fire Station to feature traveling Smithsonian exhibit

The Aspen Historical Society is hosting a traveling Smithsonian exhibit, “Journey Stories,” this summer at the Aspen Fire Station. The 800-square foot exhibit will be open daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Aspen Fire Station Museum (420 E. Hopkins Ave.). It runs from June 4 through July 10. The ...

Head of NRA to join captains of industry, politicos at Aspen fest

Aspen News | Head of NRA to join captains of industry, politicos at Aspen festThe president of the NRA, David A. Keene, former U.S. Secretary Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, singer Annie Lennox, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor are among the speakers at the Aspen Ideas Fest. Presented ...

Despite copious spring snow, Independence Pass set to open

Aspen News | Despite copious spring snow, Independence Pass set to openThe gates to the winding, steep highway over Independence Pass will swing open as scheduled at 2 p.m. Thursday, despite five inches of new snow that fell over the weekend. Snow has pummeled the 12,095-foot-high pass all spring, as storm after ...

Ski season not finished in Aspen just yet

Aspen News | Ski season not finished in Aspen just yetIt may almost be Memorial Day weekend but that doesn't mean the ski season is finished in Aspen. When the Silver Queen Gondola cranks up on Aspen Mountain this weekend, skiing and snowboarding will be an option after a string of spring snowstorms ...

Ten skiers from Colorado nominated for U.S. Alpine team

Aspen News | Ten skiers from Colorado nominated for U.S. Alpine team Ten racers from Colorado made the U.S. Alpine Ski Team's preliminary roster for next season. Alice McKennis, 23, of Glenwood Springs will again join Lindsey Vonn, 28, and Mikaela Shiffrin, 18, of Vail on the women's A Team. On the men's ...

Agencies underscore parking protocol at Hanging Lake

Aspen News | Agencies underscore parking protocol at Hanging LakeThe Colorado Department of Transportation, Colorado State Patrol and U.S. Forest Service are working together to address parking challenges at the Hanging Lake Rest Area as the busy summer season approaches. In recent years, state data shows ...

Coldwell Banker Mason Morse to open new Basalt office in Willits

Aspen News | Coldwell Banker Mason Morse to open new Basalt office in Willits Coldwell Banker Mason Morse is opening a new office mid-June in Willits across from Triangle Park and Willits Town Center. This new Willits office will handle residential, development, commercial and agricultural real estate as well as property ...

John Sarpa named interim hospital CEO

Aspen News | John Sarpa named interim hospital CEOOn Thursday the Aspen Valley Hospital Board of Directors appointed  John Sarpa to the role of interim chief executive officer while a permanent replacement for outgoing CEO Dave Ressler is sought. Sarpa has served in a voluntary role as ...

Latest version of federal fracking rule draws cheers, jeers

Aspen News | Latest version of federal fracking rule draws cheers, jeersIs a new federal fracking rule a sell-out to industry by the Obama administration? A step in the right direction? Not needed at all? It depends on who's talking. U.S. Reps. Diana DeGette and Jared Polis, a pair of Democrats from Colorado ...

Buddy Program awards $52,500 in college scholarships

Aspen News | Buddy Program awards $52,500 in college scholarshipsThe Buddy Program recently awarded $52,500 in scholarships to 17 local high school seniors. Nine of the students will be the first in their families to attend college. “The Buddy Program is honored to help provide the opportunity for ...

City of Aspen releases ballot images from 2009 election

Aspen News | City of Aspen releases ballot images from 2009 electionOn the last day they could, city officials released images of ballots from the 2009 election on Thursday after losing a drawn-out battle with then-mayoral candidate Marilyn Marks. Marks initially asked to see the ballots after finishing ...

Report: Winter lodging numbers up; summer looking even better

Aspen News | Report: Winter lodging numbers up; summer looking even betterThe ski season crossed the finish line with a positive outcome for hoteliers across the nation's high country, according to the latest data released by the Mountain Travel Research Program. In the West, a slow start to the season was reversed ...

Tiger muskies now swimming in Harvey Gap State Park

Aspen News | Tiger muskies now swimming in Harvey Gap State ParkSILT — Colorado Parks and Wildlife will stock tiger muskies into the reservoir at Harvey Gap State Park this morning, providing Western Slope anglers with a unique fishing opportunity. Nearly 150 of the species — the sterile, ...

Aspen Skiing Co. backs Hick's water conservation order

Aspen News | Aspen Skiing Co. backs Hick's water conservation orderASPEN — Gov. John Hickenlooper on Wednesday directed the Colorado Water Conservation Board to draft a new plan that will support agriculture in rural parts of the state and better align policies with locally held values. "This water plan ...
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