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Scaling ladders and balancing 30 feet above the ground might not sound like everyone’s idea of holiday cheer, but for Jake Lewis, the heights add to the fun.

The 20-year-old entrepreneur has traded climbing walls and mountainsides for rooftops this season, launching a business to string Christmas lights along eaves, doorframes and trees across Summit County.

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The Western Colorado Community Foundation announced $82,000 in grants for 13 projects across the mountains, according to a news release.

The Grand Junction-based foundation received 34 applications requesting more than $266,000 in funding during this latest cycle of grants distributed by its conservation, outdoor recreation and environment giving circle, the release...


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High altitudes make cookies spread in the pan, cakes fall, and few baked goods turn out as they do at sea level. This twice-monthly column presents recipes and tips that make baking in the mountains successful.

What’s the perfect ending to a rich holiday dinner? A festive dessert with pleasing tastes and textures and just enough sweetness to finish the feas...


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Vail Resorts is leaning into technology — including artificial intelligence — to help manage its workforce as the company struggles to boost stock prices in the wake of last winter’s record-bad conditions in the West.

The Broomfield-based company, which owns 42 ski resorts across the world and the popular multi-resort Epic Pass, has told investors that it achieved $...


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A bill overhauling federal permitting processes is making its way through the U.S. Senate, pushing solutions to many agreed-upon problems like high energy costs, climate change and an overloaded electric grid. But others warn that some of the provisions could impact local and tribal input on federal permitting as well as prioritize and lock in development projects for mining,...


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