Snowmass Tourism announced the August calendar of events, including the new Snowmass Déjà Vu, sister festival to June’s Snowmass Rendezvous, and the Snowmass Ice Age Discovery Community Celebration.
Britta Gustafson and Susan Marolt were the top vote-getters in the race for Snowmass Village Town Council this year. When they join Councilwoman Alyssa Shenk in the five-member group that governs Snowmass, they’ll be part of the town’s first-ever female majority in council chambers.
With COVID-19 case counts falling as offseason takes root, Pitkin County will move to Blue level restrictions beginning Monday, an official said Friday.
State public health officials recently notified the county’s public health department that the move will occur at 12:01 a.m. Monday after six consecutive days of case counts below 30 per day and a falling positivity rate, said Tracy Trulove, Pitkin County spokeswoman.
As of Thursday, the daily positive COVID-19 case count had fallen to 21 with a positivity rate of 2%, according to Pitkin County’s COVID-19 Dial. will allow restaurants to operate at 100% capacity though six feet of distancing between parties must still be maintained, according to state guidelines. In addition, bars will be able to open for the first time in more than a year with 25% capacity and a maximum of 75 people, and last call is 2 a.m.