Added on 26 January 2012
27 January 2012
Well, 2011 is in the books and our year end stats are in. Overall, the market improved from 2010, albeit very slightly. Surprisingly the big winner was Vacant Land with a another huge jump in value. Here’s the breakdown by category: • Single Family Homes – Total units sold increased by 17 to 210. Median [...]
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27 January 2012
On February 1, the Estes Valley Library will launch a new version of its online catalog, offering patrons—both in the library and at home—an array of new features for easier searching and browsing. The new software takes advantage of many online innovations of the last decade, complete with moving images, interactive features, and a more [...]
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26 January 2012
The Art Center of Estes Park would like to cordially invite the public to a casual, fun, and informative gathering at the Art Center Saturday evening, February 11 at 7:00 p.m. for a presentation by Chuck Benson. “Parkitecture…the unique rustic and romantic design of hotels and lodges associated with National Parks” will cover Yosemite, Yellowstone, [...]
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25 January 2012
Don’t miss the 15th anniversary of Rails in the Rockies, sponsored by the Estes Valley Division National Model Railroad Association. This great event takes place on Saturday, February 18 from 9-5 and Sunday, February 19 from 9-4. Admission is only $5 for adults and children under 12 are admitted free with adult. The train show [...]
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25 January 2012
By: Michelle Hurni On Jan. 21, 2012, the Estes Park Tea Party Patriots gathered at the library to learn about the 2012 Colorado election process. A main focus at the meeting was the Colorado caucus process. The Colorado Republican caucus takes place on Tuesday, February 7th at 7:00 p.m. at the Estes Park High School. [...]
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25 January 2012
Art enthusiasts are invited to view three recently acquired original etchings by Lyman Byxbe. Two prints were purchased by the Estes Park Museum Friends & Foundation, Inc. from the private Robert Crump Estate and gifted to the Museum’s permanent collection. The prints “Big Porcupine” (a portrait of an Arapaho man) and “Silvery Colorado” (a dramatic [...]
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18 January 2012
The Town of Estes Park is currently advertising the Town Administrator position opening at www.estes.org, as well as in local and national media. Applications will be accepted from potential candidates through Feb. 13. The Estes Park Town Board of Trustees and Gary Suiter, consultant with The Mercer Group, requested community input to help create the [...]
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18 January 2012
Winter is an ideal time to protect neighborhood trees by removing pines that were infested by mountain pine beetles this past summer and fall, according to Town of Estes Park Public Works Director Scott Zurn. “It should be evident which trees were attacked by the entry holes and pitch tubes beetles cause making their way [...]
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