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Two Harbors train-themed candy and gift shop prepares for Memorial Weekend opening Burlington Station will open May 29, 2021, with a North Shore-themed model train, homemade sugary treats and gift shop. Written By: Laura Butterbrodt | × People entering Two Harbors Burlington Station gift shop will pass under the trestle of a working model railroad. The business, slated to open May 29, 2021, will also house Callies Sweets Candy Store. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluth...

Project manager Colin O’Neill works on the heated flooring in a new Snowmass playground structure being built by Garrett Brown Designs in Base Village on Tuesday, May 18, 2021. The project will be finished on Memorial Day weekend; masks won’t be required for the kids playing on the structure or anyone walking outside in Base Village after a May 17 town council vote eliminated mandatory outdoor mask zones in Snowmass Village. (Kelsey Brunner/Snowmass Sun) Outdoor mandatory mask zones in Snow...

Cybersecurity expert named Featured Alumnus at Waubonsee Community College Brian Olson is Waubonsee Community Colleges April Featured Alumnus. From left are Dr. Christine Sobek, president; Olson, and Rebecca Oliver, chairwoman of the colleges board of trustees. Waubonsee Community College   Posted4/26/2021 3:18 PM Brian Olson of St. Charles, a military cybersecurity expert, has been named Aprils Featured Alumnus at Waubonsee Community College. Giving back to support the community...

Snowmass Village police arrested a local woman Tuesday night on charges related to multiple offenses of vehicle trespassing and theft that span more than a year, Snowmass Village Police Chief Brian Olson confirmed Wednesday. June Gordon, a 53-year-old Snowmass Village resident, faces charges of 15 counts of Class 5 felony criminal trespass and 26 counts of Class 6 felony attempted criminal trespass, as well as charges of Class 5 felony theft and petty theft, according to a statement of fact and...

Today Considerable clouds this evening. Some decrease in clouds late. Low 22F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph.. Tonight Considerable clouds this evening. Some decrease in clouds late. Low 22F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Updated: April 20, 2021 @ 4:09 pm

Two men arrested for allegedly stealing a drone, a backpack, a bong, a camera, booze and other items from a Snowmass Village apartment unit also are suspects in the rash of vehicle thefts this week, a prosecutor said in court Friday. Police arrested Perry Vresilovic and Caleb Rucker, both 19, on Friday morning on suspicion of theft from a Snowmass apartment after three tenants reported their residence had been burglarized late Thursday night. Pitkin County District Judge Chris Seldin advised th...

Skiers wearing masks walk into Snowmass Base Village after skiing Fanny Hill on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) Keep those masks on when walking outside in one of Snowmass Village’s three commercial hubs: Town Council voted April 5 on second reading to extend an ordinance designating mandatory mask zones in Base Village, the Snowmass Center and the Snowmass Mall through June 7. Council members Tom Fridstein, Tom Goode, Alyssa Shenk and Bob Sirkus voted in favor of the...

The Aspen Times ASPEN — Snowmass Village police charged a 25-year-old Denver man with violation of the Colorado Skier Safety Act after he collided Saturday with another skier, an 11-year-old girl, on Fanny Hill at Snowmass. The girl was traversing Fanny Hill around 2:30 p.m. Saturday when the man “took her out” near the entrance to the Snowmass Mall, said Snowmass Village Police Chief Brian Olson. Ski patrol and mountain security initially responded to the incident and called Snowmass pol...

Snowmass Village police charged a 25-year-old Denver man with violation of the Colorado Skier Safety Act after he collided Saturday with another skier, an 11-year-old girl, on Fanny Hill at Snowmass. The girl was traversing Fanny Hill around 2:30 p.m. Saturday when the man “took her out” near the entrance to the Snowmass Mall, said Snowmass Village Police Chief Brian Olson. Ski patrol and mountain security initially responded to the incident and called Snowmass police on the suspicion that ...

Giving Hearts Day 2021 raises $22 million for nonprofits throughout the region The outpouring of financial support by almost 42,000 donors, who gave 88,740 donations, was not diminished by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Written By: Pamela D. Knudson | 7:00 am, Feb. 19, 2021 × As one of hundreds of nonprofit organizations that benefitted from Giving Hearts Day this year, St. Giannas Maternity Home in Warsaw, N.D., raised about $270,000, which accounts for ...