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Vandalism · Summit CountyNeighbors of a house on North Pine Street in Breckenridge reported what they assumed to be vandalism to Breckenridge Police earlier this month when they saw broken windows and graffiti on the walls of a building. It turns out no vandalism took place, as the owners were the ones that did the damage. Rick Holman, the town’s interim director of public safety, wrote in an email that the property owners had a “little pre-demolition party,” as they pl…See the Story
‘Pre-demolition party’ in Breckenridge causes neighbors to report vandalism due to graffiti, broken windows
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Summit County, Colorado · Summit CountyAlthough the summer season just got underway in Summit County, Copper Mountain Resort is already looking toward its annual Union Peak Festival in September. Like previous years, the Union Peak Festival will feature free live musical performances, an art hub, athletic activities and community gatherings. The headlining musical acts this year will be Third Eye Blind and The Roots. Third Eye Blind, an iconic alternative rock band, will take to the …See the Story
Copper Mountain’s Annual Union Peak Festival, Featuring Performances by The Roots and Third Eye Blind, Returns From Sept. 5-7
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Summit County, Colorado · Summit County“Rescue coordinator, we’ve got a call from a hiking party needing assistance,” the dispatcher said. Mike grabbed a pen. “Injured, or lost?” he asked as he copied the phone number. The dispatcher paused. “I’m really not sure,” she said. Mike immediately called the reporting party, Derek. “What’s the situation?” he asked. “My hiking partner says he’s exhausted,” Derek said. “Where are you?” Mike asked, assuming they must also be lost. “We’re…Read Article
Get Wild: When should I call search and rescue?
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