After a bit of a slow start to the ski season at Monarch Mountain, snow storms have been steadily hitting the ski area during the last month.The mountain has received
As of this writing, there are 829 active COVID-19 outbreaks in Colorado. That s down from 895 last week. An additional 2,945 outbreaks are listed as resolved.
Two cases of the novel coronavirus constitute an outbreak, and the numbers are cumulative, meaning if an entity has a certain number of cases, that doesn t mean all those people were sick at once.
For an outbreak to be resolved, CDPHE said 28 days must pass with no new illnesses.
COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and test positivity continue to decline after a peak near the holidays. Health officials have said the virus remains prevalent and have urged caution and continued social distancing.
02/17/2021
| By Snowsports Journalist Daniel Gibson |
This week we sit down with Taos Ski Valley’s CEO David Norden to talk about how the pandemic is affecting them, their future development plans, their relationship with the Village of Taos Ski Valley, his concerns over global warming, and other issues. Plus, we take a look at regional conditions at the end of the story hugely improved after this week’s multiple storms.
David Norden, CEO of Taos Ski Valley, has plenty of reasons to smile atop Highline Ride; Kachina Peak rises behind him. Courtesy TSV. (Top image) John Rane takes flight off the cornice of Highline Ridge at Taos Ski Valley. Photo by Mo Kaluta, courtesy TSV.