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Sundowner Condo
A like new condo in ski in location on Four OClock Rd. Underground parking and on bus route. New maple kitchen cabinets with granite counter tops, ceramic flooring and new appliances. Updated bathrooms with new shower, maple vanity and Sanstone counter top. All new low E argon filled glass windows and eight foot sliding door to deck. New 6 panel doors, furniture and water heater. Completely reheated. Exterior has also been completely remodeled.

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BY Kimberly Nicoletti
Summit County, CO Colorado
November 7, 2007

BRECKENRIDGE - After more than 20 years of anchoring Breckenridge, Beaver Run Resort underwent a $3.5 million renovation this year. Beaver Run, located slopeside at Breckenridge Ski Resort's Peak 9, will show off the new Coppertop Café and Bar Friday.

Coppertop has tripled in size, expanding its deck to 5,000 square feet, with an extra floor added. The café has been around since 1979, but has been closed for the last year and a half. This season, the Swing Crew will play from 3-7 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, along with bar and pizza specials.

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Daily News Staff Report
October 18, 2007

More than 6,000 people know the secret to finding great discounts on ski lift tickets, lodging, equipment rentals and services. They also know where to find free guided ski days, fabulous adventures, a bevy of great friends and more riches, all in one place: with Over the Hill Gang International, a group of adventurous, physically active people over 50 who enjoy sharing the experience of skiing and other adventures.

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BY Bob Berwyn
Summit Daily News
October 19, 2007

FRISCO - Healthy revenue projections have spurred Frisco finance director Bonnie Moinet to loosen the purse strings in the proposed 2008 budget, showing $18.72 million in total expenditures.

"We're taking a more aggressive approach," Moinet said. Revenues are expected to grow by 14 percent. Under the draft budget, the town would up spending by 13 percent. "In the past, we've taken a more conservative approach."

First formal reading of the budget is set for Nov. 13, with a final hearing Nov. 27.

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By The Associated Press
October 29, 2007

GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Baby boomers buying second homes and a booming natural-gas industry will send the collective population of Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties soaring through 2025, the state's senior demographer said.

The Colorado Department of Local Affairs projects that Pitkin, Garfield and Eagle counties combined will grow from 116,500 people in 2005 to 220,000 by 2025, almost doubling, demographer Jim Westkott said Friday.

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