Dillon News

Lake Dillon Preschool is looking for volunteers to deal blackJack or Texas Hold 'Em at our annual Dice After Dark event on Saturday November 14.

Medical marijuana dispensaries have been banned, for now, in one Summit County town.

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It's Election Day in Summit County, and locals can hit one of five locations to weigh in on important community issues like who's going to be on Summit County's school board, 'de-Brucing' in Silverthorne or marijuana decriminalization in Breckenridge.

The Lake Dillon Fire Protection District is hoping an apartment complex built for trainee firefighters can be turned into affordable workforce housing for the wider community.

The key players in a major land swap are once again juggling the values of four Summit County parcels to try and make the deal fit federal guidelines for such trades.

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Local officials are moving closer to implementing a management plan for the 8,842-acre Golden Horseshoe area, located between Frisco and Breckenridge around the Swan River.

Summit County Commissioners this week approved a 120-day moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries for unincoporated areas.

Lake Dillon Preschool would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who came out and volunteered their time and services, assisting with school improvements on our Annual Clean-Up Day and Summit County's Make a Difference Day, Oct.

There's plenty going on in Summit County this Halloween weekend. Daily file photo Halloween is fast approaching, and the county is offering a howlin' good time.

The Lake Dillon Foundation's summer repertory program could be at risk in 2010 if sufficient funds aren't raised to cover its expenses.

The casino offers live music Thursday through Saturday. But that hasn't stopped masses of gamblers from checking in to the hotel's spacious rooms earlier in the week.

NEW CASTLE, Colorado - The town government here has taken the first step in passing a new law aimed at regulating a likely new business in town - medical marijuana dispensaries.

Police Chief Dwight Henninger doesn't want medical marijuana dispensaries anywhere in the town his department polices.

Uprooting one's life as a professional with a family and moving to another country for a year can be a challenging and exciting experience.

Summit School Board candidate Jan Losh brings 13 years of experience with the district to her candidacy and says she want to help serve the range of student needs while bracing for financial challenges.

Silverthorne's town council will likely approve regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries within town limits on Oct.

During a recent Global Summit celebration dinner in Silverthorne, the community integration and education initiative honored four years of work by acknowledging good works done by other local organizations.

Born on July 17, 1933, Bob Jenkins passed away Oct. 9, at his home of natural causes.