Posts Tagged ‘summit county real estate’
Summit County’s Weather Bringing Rain
For the past few weeks Summit County’s weather has everyone looking to the skies, with the hope of seeing rain. Early season in the high-country has been dry and warm with many wildfires throughout the state. It has been predi...
Improving Health With Breckenridge Creative Arts District
Breckenridge Creative Arts District is trying to focus and implement different ways the arts can benefit your health. Breckenridge Creative Arts District offers a variety of courses and workshops for those of all ages to enjoy. Giving ma...
Colorado’s Affordable Residential Energy Program
Colorado's Affordable Residential Energy program is a community and utility-sponsored program. It aims to help people make their homes more energy efficient by providing low-cost energy audits, installing free energy-efficient products ...
Breckenridge’s Blue 52 Neighborhood
Blue 52 is Breckenridge’s newest workforce housing project. It contains a total of 52 housing units. Seventeen went up during phase one and the remaining 35 are set for phase two. The second phase will feature 25 two-bedroo...
Frisco’s “Big Dig”
The town of Frisco is planning a renovation of the Frisco Bay Marina and has named it the “Big Dig”. The name comes from the massive dredging project that would excavate tens of thousands of cubic yards of soil to expand the marina's cap...
Red Gerard’s Gold Medal
Seventeen-year-old Red Gerard from Silverthorne has become the youngest individual American ever to win Olympic gold. Gerard’s gold medal was the first for Team USA in Peyongchang Silverthorne’s welcome sign has even been changed to ...
Summit County Renewable Energy by 2035
Summit County will be using 100 percent renewable energy by 2035. Summit County Commissioners have set a resolution for the community to be operating on 100 percent renewable energy by year 2035. The resolution is similar to the one made by...
Private Landowners Across the Country
Over the last 10 years the nation's wealthiest private landowners have been acquiring more land than ever. In 2007, the nation's 100 largest private landowners owned a combined 27 million acres of land – equivalent to the area of Maine...
