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Mountain Tots teacher Valeria Chavez works with children at the Eagle preschool this week. The school has operated at its Wall Street location since 1974, but if it can’t find a new home in the next two years, it may be forced to close.
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When Megan Wilson’s son Benny was just six days old, she placed his name on the waiting list at Mountain Tots Preschool in Eagle.
For nearly 50 years, many downvalley parents reserved spots at the preschool when their children were just infants. Ever since it opened back in 1974, Mountain Tots has been a community institution. For 46 years, the school has operated at its Wall Street location and today there are children enrolled whose parents attended the school.
Locals were surprised by how quickly the initial 150 apartments, housed in five buildings, rose out of ground at Spring Creek Village in Gypsum last year. Phase two of the project will launch this spring and bring an additional 132 apartments to the Eagle County rental market.
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In a matter of weeks, there will be 132 new apartments available for rent in the Eagle Valley.
Anyone who doubts the veracity of that claim can simply look back to 2020, when Spring Creek Village in Gypsum launched construction. Crews mobilized at the site located north of U.S. Highway 6 and west of the Eagle County Regional Airport in February of last year and by August, new tenants were moving into 150 newly completed apartments.
The hillside south of Edwards Corner is the site for Mtn Hive. The project’s public hearing before the Eagle County Planning Commission has been tabled until March 17 and the development team reports proposed density for the project has been dropped to 188 units. (Pam Boyd, pboyd@vaildaily.com)
The Mtn Hive co-living project, proposed in the Edwards area, has again tabled the launch of its public hearing process before the Eagle County Planning Commission.
The project was slated to begin its planning commission review on Wednesday, Feb. 17, but the Mtn Hive team has requested the project be tabled until March 17.
Ever since she opened Chics Couture in downtown Eagle, Cappie Green has promoted her personal fashion passion for “effortless, affordable clothing.”
Now, after nearly three years in business, Green has expanded Chics to a second location at Riverwalk in Edwards.
The crew at Chics Couture celebrated the shop’s grand opening for the new Riverwalk location back in January. Shown are Cappie Green (kneeling) Devon Ramunno, Katie Cos and Paige Green.
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“I have great customers in Eagle, I just didn’t have enough of them,” she said. To address the issue, she opted to branch out to the popular Edwards shopping area.