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Trump anti-immigrant policies add to Latino mental health crisis in Colorado ski towns

Trump anti-immigrant policies add to Latino mental health crisis in Colorado ski towns

The potential for stepped up ICE raids is causing mental health issues among Latino residents in Colorado ski towns (ACLU Texas image). Editor’s note 1: This story comes to RealVail.com…

Departing forest chief Fitzwilliams says crowding impacts ‘a really hard thing’

Departing forest chief Fitzwilliams says crowding impacts ‘a really hard thing’

White River National Forest Supervisor Scott Fitzwilliams, second to the right behind former President Joe Biden, applauds the Camp Hale National Monument signing in 2022. After 34 years in the…

Ski-town judge, man of the people, Vail’s Buck Allen set to retire after 45 years on the bench

Ski-town judge, man of the people, Vail’s Buck Allen set to retire after 45 years on the bench

Fairness and basic human decency – two characteristics one likes to see in people from all walks of life — but especially in a small-town judge. And of the many…

Dreams to reality: Navigating the men’s U.S. Ski Team with Bridger Gile

Dreams to reality: Navigating the men’s U.S. Ski Team with Bridger Gile

Growing up in a mountain town, many kids have one dream in common … to make the U.S. Ski Team. Local skier Bridger Gile turned his dream into a reality…

Aspen’s Schendler will leave a lasting legacy on climate as he departs Vail rival

Aspen’s Schendler will leave a lasting legacy on climate as he departs Vail rival

In his new book, “Terrible Beauty”, Aspen’s outgoing senior vice president of sustainability, Auden Schendler, makes a compelling case for companies in the ski industry and far beyond breaking out of the…

Water warrior: Chandler-Henry will never give up the fight for Eagle County water

Water warrior: Chandler-Henry will never give up the fight for Eagle County water

Kathy Chandler-Henry, second from left, her daughter, Hilary, left, son, Zach, right, and husband, George, on an Eagle River Coalition float trip on the Upper Colorado. Editor’s note: This story…

Rod Slifer helped make a meadow into a mountain town with his warmth, wit and wisdom

Rod Slifer helped make a meadow into a mountain town with his warmth, wit and wisdom

Rod Slifer was not a statue-in-the-town plaza kind of guy. In fact, he cringed at the plaza being named after him at all. Or the ski run. Or a book…

Beaver Creek’s new COO Murphy rose through ranks, bringing invaluable perspective

Beaver Creek’s new COO Murphy rose through ranks, bringing invaluable perspective

Bobby Murphy has seen the ski industry from virtually every perspective. As a 10-year-old kid growing up playing hockey in Evanston, Ill., right outside of Chicago, but skiing weekends at Wilmot…

Melora Hardin finds light in dark topic, times with new one-woman film in Vail

Melora Hardin finds light in dark topic, times with new one-woman film in Vail

VAIL, Colo. — Melora Hardin sees certain aspects of her five-decade Hollywood journey in Mabel Montgomery-Mayflower, the tragically fallen 60s starlet she plays in her new, one-woman film “Golden Vanity”. But…

Vail Mayor Langmaid calls for train to Vail, less rhetoric on Mexico, immigration

Vail Mayor Langmaid calls for train to Vail, less rhetoric on Mexico, immigration

Rail expert Henry Posner III, who has reached out to Vail Mayor Kim Langmaid, watches a new battery-powered passenger train (Carnegie Mellon University photo). Outgoing Vail Mayor Kim Langmaid, in…

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