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Manager-turned-owner takes over longtime Summit County ski shop

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Jeremy Esch has been working in ski shops since he was 13. Esch is the shop's third owner. The Smith family originally opened Blue Valley Ski & Boards in 1981 before selling it to Clark in 2012. During ski season, the store will be open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Children's ski packages start at $11 a day, and e-bike rentals range from $40 to $120.

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Manager-turned-owner takes over longtime Summit County ski shop

Jeremy Esch has been working in ski shops since he was 13. Originally from the East Coast, he moved to Breckenridge while taking “a semester off from college” that led to a decades-long stay in Summit County. He has managed Blue Valley Ski & Boards in Silverthorne for the past six years. A couple months ago the owner, Donald Clark, offered him the place. Faster than he could have imagined, Esch ended up owning his own shop — something he thought…

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Summit Daily News broke the news in on Friday, October 6, 2023.
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