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House of Arras Winemaker Ed Carr and his team will remain under the new ownership.

“That was what I needed — someone to let me know that I was seen, that I was heard, and that was enough for me.” Connor Teixeira, a Monument Mountain

Triumph Construction Corp. of New York is facing four serious safety violations of OSHA rules after two workers died in a collapse at JFK Airport.

Monument Mountain Regional High School gets another $200,000 to continue its education changes that includes removing set tracks for students. The school has so far received $800,000 from the Barr

Six years after Summit County officials approved the rezoning of a 23-acre parcel near Breckenridge for mixed-residential development, county leaders are pessimistic the project will ever come to fruition. The Trails at Berlin Placer was...

Dozens of businesses choose to ignore safety requirements and put saving time before the well-being of their employees. That must end.

Peter Dillon, the owner of construction company A4S LLC, will be sentenced in November after pleading guilty to a manslaughter charge related to a worker’s trench collapse death, the Labor Department said Wednesday.

For the Pittsfield Public Schools, most students will head back to class Aug. 31. At the Berkshire Hills Regional School District and Central Berkshire Regional School District, the first day

Editor’s note: Stories in this list received the most page views on SummitDaily.com from Aug. 6-12. 1. Colorado mountain endurance athlete becomes first woman to set self-supported summer 14ers speed record, unofficially Erin Ton has...

OSHA found workers were exposed to another potential collapse in the same trench a month after the fatal incident.