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Snowmass Village town manager named tops of 2022 The Colorado City & County Management Association has named Town Manager Clint Kinney the 2022 Manager of the Year. He received his award at the organization’s annual conference...
Aspen Words writers in residence beginning in May As part of its Writers in Residence program, Aspen Words, in partnership with the Catto Shaw Foundation, will host five writers in Woody Creek starting in May. The resident authors will...
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The valley’s chronic employee shortage has been exacerbated by the pandemic and booming real estate market. Author: Scott Miller (Vail Daily) Published: 8:19 PM MDT May 24, 2021 Updated: 8:19 PM MDT May 24, 2021 EAGLE COUNTY, Colo. — Aryn Schlichting runs the Vail Valley portion of the Mountain Careers website. She said she’s noticed over the past few weeks that “employers are starting to get competitive on wages.” In this case, “competitive” means some landscapers are hiring at $20 or more. Vacasa, a national property management ...