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Justin Q. McCarty/Daily file photo Vail this year is continuing free summer parking, with the exceptions of overnight stays in the Vail Village and Lionshead structures. In order to keep the structures from becoming summer-season vehicle storage areas, the town a few years ago imposed the overnight charge. Vail Acting Division Head for Parking Stephanie Kashiwa noted that the overnight charge was waived in 2020 as part of the town’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The charge is back, and more expensive, this year. Kashiwa said the overnight charge, as well as work wrapping up on the Vail Health Hospital expansion, has freed up “quite a few hundred” spaces in the structures. ....
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Chris Dillmann/cdillmann@vaildaily.com Vail’s Sitzmark Lodge keeps its doors open all year, even through quiet spells in the spring and fall. That changed in a big way just about one year ago. Following the March 14 shutdown of Vail Resorts’ North American ski areas and a virtual shutdown of the state’s lodging industry, the Sitzmark closed for two-and-a-half months, starting right in one of Vail’s busiest months. “It was really hard,” Sitzmark General Manager Jeanne Fritch said. Coming back has been hard, too. Even before the shutdown, Fritch made the hard decision to stop the hotel’s weekly wine party for guests. Continental breakfasts, usually a time for guests to chat before starting a ski day, turned into grab-and-go bags. Furniture disappeared from the lobby, and cleaning protocols were quickly ramped up. ....