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Herring, Staberg win Breck Ascent Peak 9 ski mountaineering race summitdaily.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from summitdaily.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Local athlete and coach Kate Chapman Zander led a group of several Summit locals who shined at this season’s virtual Rise and Shine Rando ski mountaineering race series at Arapahoe Basin Ski Area. To comply with event regulations, individual skiers logged into the Strava application and recorded their times while being tracked on the course. Skiers had four days to complete each course for the four races, with two each in January and February. In the Jan. 12-15 race that featured two top-to-bottom laps 3,240 vertical feet of elevation gain and 6.25 miles in total the top men’s skiers in the 36-athlete race were Jason Killgore (59 minutes and 35 seconds), Brent Herring (1:04:13) and Mark Koob (1:08:00). In the nine-athlete women’s race, podium placers were Kate Chapman Zander (1:18:57), Katherine Siegerst (1:40:12) and Team Summit skier Delilah Staberg (1:41:46). ....
KC Water begins construction on new facility New cost-effective, environmentally friendly processes Charlie Keegan/KSHB and last updated 2021-03-05 09:55:01-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. â KC Water announced the construction of a new renewable resource facility, costing $150 million. That price tag, according to KC Water, won t increase rates. The Blue River Biosolids Improvements Facility will implement new cost-effective and environmentally friendly processes for removing solid waste. Increasingly our industry is finding out we can recycle those materials and what we want to do with this project is we want to be able to turn into what is called a biosolid, which means it is suitable for re-use and actually marketing and re-sale because we treated it to very high standards as allowed by state and federal government, explained Matt Bond, KC Water deputy director of engineering and compliance. ....