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Silverthorne Town Council appears poised to pass a cap on short-term rental licenses after a majority of council members approved on first reading a draft plan from town staff during a Dec. 14 meeting.  The...

As costs to operate have risen, the town of Silverthorne is looking at reevaluating its water fees. Silverthorne Finance director Laura Kennedy said the town recommends increasing monthly sewer rates by 5% and monthly stormwater...

Frisco Prime is back with a sprinkling of new fare and new management, but more of the same diners love. The property at 20 Main St. went up for sale near the end of spring...

Maybe you’ve seen those placards in a local restaurant, your dentist’s office or even at a town council meeting. The annual Best of Summit contest has become a staple for local businesses, individuals and events....

Stories in this list received the most page views on SummitDaily.com in the past week. 1. Summit County servers stung by lack of visitors with lowest occupancy rates since 2015 Tips have been low for...

Silverthorne town leaders are getting a survey ready in order to gauge interest from community member in how Silverthorne Town Council should tackle impacts from short-term rentals. Town Council members have discussed potential options in...

Tips have been low for Summit County businesses this summer.  Tim Applegate, the owner of multiple restaurants in Summit County including Sauce on the Blue in Silverthorne, said people aren’t spending as much money at...

Silverthorne Town Council passed a new ordinance that will define when residents can leave their trash cans out for pick-up.  Ordinance 2022-17 aims to minimize opportunities for wildlife such as bears or raccoons to access...

Pines’ Nut Butter Sam Pines said the motto for his company, Pines Nut Butter, is perfectly encapsulated by the peace sign that dots the “i” on all of his products. The motto is: “Spread peace,...

There’s nothing quite like a cool breeze and a drink under the Colorado sun. Fortunately, Summit County is loaded with outdoor drinking and dining opportunities, from quaint coffee shops to puppy-friendly pizzerias. Whether you’re looking...