This week: An explosion at the Smuggler mine rocks the town, after getting no response on the state level to require visitors have negative COVID-19 tests before coming to Colorado, Pitkin County takes matters into their own hands, and a longtime restaurant is out as a new concept comes in,…
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- Pitkin County’s ‘traveler affidavit’ now available online for future overnight visitors
- Aspen Schools working on continued testing program through at least Jan. 21
- CMC, local entrepreneur hope to see Roaring Fork Valley applicants for Silicon Valley program
- Local news in brief, Dec. 5
- 🎧 The Upload - Dec. 4, 2020
- Pitkin County will lower rent for Stubbies in 2021
- Aspen Skiing Co. opens new terrain on Ajax, Snowmass but delays Highlands opening
- Christmas trees going fast in Roaring Fork Valley
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- Visitor affidavit to go in effect Dec. 14
- Woody Creek Tavern changes ownership
- Aspen’s beloved Red Onion bar and restaurant closes for foreseeable future due to COVID-19 pandemic
- Smuggler Mine operations cause of three explosions Saturday morning
- ‘Follow-up’ letter from PitCo Board of Health to Gov. Polis still without a reply
- New York-based Michelin star winner comes to Mr. Grey’s space in Aspen
- Affordable housing proposed for beloved Aspen local Su Lum’s property
- Klaus keeps his glove in business, looking forward to skiing at age 101
- Aspen Skiing Co. pleased with opening ski weekend amid pandemic
- Aspen Skiing Co. opens new terrain on Ajax, Snowmass but delays Highlands opening
