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Details: Dogs and their owners from across the nation compete in confirmation, obedience, rally and junior showmanship events.
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Vail Valley Bizwatch: Spring Creek Collision
Business name: Spring Creek Collision. Owners: Tim and Elissa Sargent. Open since: January, 2009 Location: 336 Spring Creek Circle, Gypsum.
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Blasting the car stereo could lead to fines with proposed Gypsum law
Drivers who blast their music in Gypsum could get a fine under a noise ordinance the Town Council will consider next week.
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Downvalley fireworks Saturd...
A downvalley fireworks display will take place at the Eagle County Fairgrounds at about 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
Eagle and Gypsum mull Highway 6 takeover
Road projects in Eagle and Gypsum could move faster, but 'cost burden' would shift from state to local government ENLARGE Highway 6 Maintenance A few examples of the costs included in the $11.76 million for Highway 6 maintenance over the next 20 years: $200,000 to $250,000 for a high-speed plow to clear snow from the road $375,000 for a storage ...
Gerrie Spinelli, of Eagle, 1926-2009
Memorial mass will be held on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church on Capitol Street in Eagle ENLARGE Gerrie Spinelli and her husband, Vincent, in Italy On Wednesday, Gerrie Spinelli of Eagle, Colorado died peacefully at her home.
Vail Valley bus riders fight fare increases
The proposals are: Regular route fares will remain at $3 one way. Regular-route, unlimited ride passes will be discontinued.
Vail Vailley: Commuters cruise on bike to Work Day
Nicolette Dais stops at the Dowd Junction aid station with her dog lucky in tow on her way to work during the Vail Valley's annual Bike to Work day Dominique Taylor/dtaylor@vaildaily.com Scene from the roads We spotted some notable commuters during Bike to Work Day.
County ready to plan Dotsero's future
County officials are holding a community meeting from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m., Thursday to talk about the future of Dotsero.
Unsettling notes left on car in Gypsum
Someone has been leaving letters on a Gypsum, Colorado woman's car. Although the letters aren't threatening, they have left the woman to wonder whether someone is watching her, an Eagle County Sheriff's Office report said.
Cary Hogan heard her significant other's sister needed a kidney transplant and didn't want her to have to wait on a donor list.
Sunday's Castle Peak hike is full in Eagle County
Hidden Gems Hike Series, part of the Hidden Gems Wilderness Campaign, has taken off in popularity in Eagle County Vail Daily staff report newsroom@vaildaily.com Vail CO Colorado ENLARGE A regional group wants to protect Eagle County's Castle Peak as federal wildnerness Eagle County Hidden Gems hikes June 27: Castle Peak, Eagle July 12: West Lake ...
Open-space tax repeal emerges in Vail Valley
Michael Gross voted in favor of creating a Vail Valley open space tax in 2002. Now he's ready to repeal it.
Eagle and Gypsum residents talk tolerance
Two recent crimes in western Eagle County, Colorado may have brought to light racial tension in the area.
Police: Driver going 20 mph in a 75-mph zone
A Mercedes swerving on Interstate 70 in Gypsum, Colorado alerted police to a drunk driver.
Fun covers you can dance to in Gypsum
Two members of The Harry Baxter Band live close enough to the Lundgren Amphitheater in Gypsum to walk to the concert they're playing on Friday, June 19.
Town Talk Tidbits: Cool Stuff, Sweet Deals
CJs Boardshop Summer Camp gets off to a rolling start this week. CJs is a full-service skateboard shop located next to Costco in Gypsum.
Cancer walkers hosting fundraiser in Gypsum
A group of people who plan to walk three days to raise funds to combat breast cancer have a fundraising dinner scheduled for 5-10 p.m. Thursday, June 18, at the Cotton Ranch Restaurant in Gypsum, Colorado.
Dinner with a side of music in Eagle
Some people think of Eagle and Gypsum as the places where families go to settle down.
New work begins on Eagle County I-70 wildlife fence
Double D Construction LLC has been contracted by Colorado Department of Transportation for $1.89 million to start a new phase of wildlife fence installation along I-70 between Gypsum and Dowd Junction.
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