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Ask Eartha Each Party for the Planet party pack includes a special edition stainless steel pint glass, local beer, a reusable tote and a two-for-one punch card valid at five partner breweries. Photo from High Country Conservation Center Dear Eartha, As the pandemic continues, I’m having a hard time staying motivated in my sustainable habits. It seems like we are just even further from tackling the issues of waste and our changing climate than ever before. I could use some motivation! Yes, th...

Photo from Outer Range Brewing Co. Don’t know what to do this weekend? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Pull up a seat to the counter, and I’ll tell you about everything that’s hot and happening. Hello, Summit County! I am back. Did you miss me? In October, Summit Daily News Assistant Editor Steven Josephson and I sort of switched roles, with him covering the arts and entertainment beat while I took a behind-the-scenes position of copy editing and page design. Now, the time has com...

279 Shares Roasted Beets & Whipped Goat Cheese Salad from The Assembly — baby arugula, mint, pistachio dukkah, dried fig saba vinaigrette. (Susi Thurman, New Roots Photography, provided by The Assembly) Wherever you’re headed this season for a Colorado mountain getaway, you can expect to find a new restaurant or two to try out. And with restrictions changing regularly, they’re all outfitted with combinations of heated patios, limited indoor dining and, of course, takeout. Here are a...

The High Country Conservation Center is hosting a free watch party for its Party for the Planet event this year. Party for the Planet, the center’s largest annual fundraiser, will be held virtually this year. The group invites community members to tune into a livestream highlighting Summit County’s environmental champions. The party will include an online silent auction along with party packs featuring locally crafted beer. Funds raised during the event help to support the center’s local ...

As of 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 18, 130 local restaurants had applied for Summit County’s 5 Star Business Certification Program. The county received its approval Friday from the state for its variance request to implement the program. According to a news release, restaurants that are approved for the program can open immediately. Although the county has not yet released a complete list of certified restaurants, some restaurants have posted about their approval. Dillon Dam Brewery posted on Faceboo...

As of 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 18, 130 local restaurants had applied for Summit County’s 5 Star Business Certification Program. The county received its approval Friday from the state for its variance request to implement the program. According to a news release, restaurants that are approved for the program can open immediately. Although the county has not yet released a complete list of certified restaurants, some restaurants have posted about their approval. Dillon Dam Brewery posted on Faceboo...