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A county survey of more than 2,280 residents conducted in English and Spanish shows that Spanish speakers reported higher rates of eviction, overcrowded housing, living in a hotel and being forced to move in the past five years when they didnt want to. 

Editor’s note: Stories in this list received the most page views on SummitDaily.com from Aug. 27 to Sept. 2. 1. Silverthorne purchases Burger King property as a part of a multiyear plan to ease traffic...

Summit County’s newest large-scale child care center is set to open next week, marking a major milestone in the county’s ongoing efforts to increase care options amid high demand.  Dubbed the Wildflower Nature School, the...

The decision to move forward with plans to build a milelong path at the north end of San Rafael keeps one of the promises made when voters approved the tax measure that launched it.

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In the eight years that Jonnah Glassman has lived in Summit County, she’s seen a side of life that most residents haven’t. During her time as food equity supervisor for the Family & Intercultural Resource...

The 1-mile segment will run along the train tracks from McInnis Parkway just north of the Marin County Civic Center to Smith Ranch Road near McInnis Park.

E. & J. Gallo Winery has bought Soledad-based Hahn Family Wines, the winemaking titan announced on Tuesday, June 20.

Ur-Energy Inc has announced the successful startup of production flow from Header House 2-4 at its Lost Creek in-situ leach uranium project in Wyoming. The company also said construction of its centralised services facility in Casper, Wyoming, was now complete. 

A former Days Inn hotel in Silverthorne will now house 51 income-based housing units for Summit County residents after county officials completed a conversion of the property. A waitlist for the units is set to...