Author: Breanna Sneeringer
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Bear ‘attacks’ couple’s tent in middle of the night in Colorado
A couple camping southwest of Colorado Springs got a rude awakening when a bear started to rustle through their campsite, causing a commotion by knocking over a stove and plates. However, what happened next was far more invasive. According to a report from Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), the bear reared up and placed its…
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Independence Pass may not reopen as planned this year
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The COVID-19 pandemic could delay the traditional summer reopening of Independence Pass near Aspen, Colorado. The iconic 12,095-foot mountain pass almost always reopens the Thursday before Memorial Day, but this summer tradition may look a little different amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Scheduled to reopen on…
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Colorado business owner arrested for violating ‘shutdown’ order
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The owner of two Colorado smoke shops was arrested on Friday for violating public health orders requiring all non-essential businesses in the county and state to shut down amid the COVID-19 outbreak. According to the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office, the “One Love” smoke shops remained…
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Resort lays off 100s amid COVID-19 crisis in Colorado
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The spread of COVID-19 brought Colorado’s ski season to an abrupt halt weeks ago. In days since, resorts have been forced to lay off large numbers of employees. According to the Arapahoe Basin resort blog, all 430 of Athe resort’s full-time and part-time seasonal employees…
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Golden retriever brings supplies to quarantined Manitou Springs neighbor
No act of kindness is ever too small and one four-legged mountain town resident from Colorado is showing just how far a little kindness can go. Sunny the golden retriever is bringing smiles to Manitou Springs by delivering groceries to a neighbor who is under self-quarantine during the coronavirus outbreak. Watch the heartwarming story unfold…
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Up to 18 inches of snow to hit parts of Colorado, slopes remain closed
It’s going to be quiet on the slopes for an extended period of time, but more winter weather is on the way. The National Weather Service says dry weather will stick around Monday and Tuesday with clouds present Wednesday and Thursday. Heavy mountain snow is expected above 6,000 feet, with a mix of rain and…
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Meet Oliver, Colorado’s fourteener-bagging ferret
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Meet Oliver, the “hiking ferret.” At four-years-old, he loves to play outside, conquering a number of the state’s highest summits. He’s outgoing, friendly, and extremely energetic – when he’s not busy sleeping the typical 15 to 20 hours per day. Oliver came to Colorado with…
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Telluride Blues & Brews Festival tickets set to go on sale soon
Mark your calendars for one of the best music festivals in Colorado. The 27th annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival is scheduled Sept. 18-20, 2020. Tickets for the three-day festival go on sale Monday, March 2. Festival-goers can choose from attending multi- to single-day sessions that include a variety of live performances, free morning yoga sessions, and 170…
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Colorado ski resort sees mumps outbreak with multiple cases confirmed
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Ski country is experiencing an outbreak of the mumps, with multiple cases confirmed in Colorado. According to Summit County Public Health, three cases of mumps have been confirmed among employees at Keystone Resort in Summit County. The first case was confirmed on Tuesday, with none…
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6 frozen waterfalls to see this winter in Colorado
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado is magical to see in the winter. Experience the season’s beauty by chasing frozen falls throughout the state. Here are our top picks for some of the most stunning waterfalls to see frozen over this winter in the Centennial State. 1. Hanging Lake This…