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Photo courtesy of the Hanlon family Sally and Bill Hanlon have spent more than 50 years serving as Vail’s ambassadors in a way that helped define the community as a world class ski town and showed a unique and caring style to welcoming guests and new community members to town. The Hanlons have been selected as recipients of the 2021 Vail Trailblazer Award, presented by the Vail Town Council. The annual Vail Trailblazer Award honors those who contribute their time and talent to make Vail a great resort community. The Hanlons will be recognized at the March 16 evening Vail Town Council meetin...

Author Ty Allan Jackson was the first person photographed for the series.  Photo provided by Barbara Schmick A week before Christmas, Schmick posted photos of Wynn, clad in his holiday police suit — Santa badge and all — smiling, posing in Springside Park. The week before that, she had photographed author and Pittsfield resident Ty Allan Jackson in front of a graffiti wall along train tracks in Pittsfield.  "When I was photographing [Wynn], he mentioned the series 'Humans of New York' [a photography project started by Brandon Stanton in 2010]," Sch...

Author Ty Allan Jackson was the first person photographed for the series.  Photo provided by Barbara Schmick A week before Christmas, Schmick posted photos of Wynn, clad in his holiday police suit — Santa badge and all — smiling, posing in Springside Park. The week before that, she had photographed author and Pittsfield resident Ty Allan Jackson in front of a graffiti wall along train tracks in Pittsfield.  "When I was photographing [Wynn], he mentioned the series 'Humans of New York' [a photography project started by Brandon Stanton in 2010]," Sch...

Twenty-five years ago today, on March 2, 1996, Martina McBride hit a new career milestone. It was on that date that the singer scored her first No. 1 hit, with "Wild Angels," her 10th single and the title track of her third studio album. Written by Matraca Berg, Gary Harrison and Harry Stinson, "Wild Angels" was unlike anything Berg ever expected to write. RCA Nashville "I started it with Harry," she recalls to The Boot. "I don’t know what we were smoking that day, but it was a very lofty, kind of poetic, lyric. I heard it [recently] and thought, 'What was I thinking?'"