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The Dillon Town Council is considering an ordinance that would create a new Marina Overlay Zone District along the Dillon Reservoir waterfront to simplify and clarify zoning near the town-owned marina. Complexities arise because the...
Dillon town employees held a memorial Monday night, Nov. 20, on the Dillon Reservoir for a longtime colleague who died while working at the town marina a week earlier. Donny Nazario had worked at the...
Silverthorne will have its first series of Pride Month events this weekend to celebrate LGBTQ members of the community as part of the county’s two-day celebration. Starting on Thursday, local volunteers and artists began painting...
Pontoon boats float in the water at Dillon Marina on May 6. The town is planning to adjust its 2021 budget to allow for additional spending, including raises for seasonal workers. Dillon Marina Operations Manager Craig Simson said finding employees has been difficult. Photo by Jason Connolly / Summit Daily archives The town of Dillon has found itself in a stronger financial position than was anticipated this year as the local economy begins its slow recovery from business restrictions over the past year, and officials are hoping to put the excess funds to good use by hiring on new staff, givi...
Photo by Sawyer D'Argonne / sdargonne@summitdaily.com Dillon is considering increasing rental rates for pontoon boats at the marina this summer. Craig Simson, Dillon Marina operations manager, approached the Dillon Town Council during a regular work session meeting April 6 to discuss potential rate changes ahead of the boating season this year. He requested an increase in order to better keep up with boat replacements and to stay competitive with neighboring marinas throughout the area. Simson said recent rate increases across the lake at Frisco Bay Marina helped to influence the request. In ...