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Sold by Suzi Apple this meticulously designed home by renowned LA architects RoTo, who aligned it to take advantage of Summer & Winter Solstice sunrises & sunsets. See more https://gatewayland.com/listing-details/59-35-jacksons-edwards-co-81632-1002055/82

There will be an in-person Festival July 30-August 9, 2021. Calvin Royal III is the Artist-In-Residence and BalletX is the Company-In-Residence as well as extraordinary dancers, musicians, and artists who call the Vail Dance Festival their summer home! Tickets are on sale now.

Opening night is July 30th. The season begins with Artist-in-Residence Calvin Royal III, New York City Ballet MOVES. The festival opens with Jerome Robbins’ masterpiece Dances at a Gathering, embodying the spirit of reunion as we begin to gather again as a community of artists and audiences. https://vaildance.org/event/opening-night-2021/

On May 12th at 12 PM Come support the Riparian restoration project, with integrated social trail closing efforts. Collaborators on this effort include Walking Mountain Science Center and Eagle County Open Space. Details, including timing, will be finalized as the event nears. Click for more

Ever Vail was going to bring a lot to Vail. It’s uncertain now what the future holds for the roughly 12-acre property owned by Vail Resorts.

Key town approvals have expired for the property between Lionshead and Cascade Village, and any new development will have to start essentially from scratch.

The biggest missed milestone was relocating South Frontage Road. A key to the project was routing the road around the north side of Vail Resorts’ shops, which sit between the frontage road and Interstate 70. The deadline to have that job done was Dec. 31, 2020.

Byrne noted that Vail’s economy has become a bit more stable over the years. Activity today is spread out beyond former peak periods in the summer and winter, he noted. Having year-round housing for people working in that economy means providing quality housing for those people.

While there’s nothing on the publicly-known drawing board at the moment, Byrne said the property itself is “wonderful.” And, for now, it remains empty.

We need your help! We miss the Wolcott Yacht Club & Inn and want to see it continue operations and serve the Vail Valley once again! Please sign our petition to get it back open: http://chng.it/Kh9b9jBwPG