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Vail Christian High School thespians persevere to present "Newsies" this weekend

Special to the Daily Teamwork is making the dream work for Vail Christian High School’s theater program, presenting three performances of the musical “Newsies” in Edwards on Friday and Saturday. After last year’s performance “Footloose” was done virtually due to COVID-19, the cast and crew are looking forward to taking the stage again, especially after “Newsies” was already postponed once due to quarantine protocols. “It’s quite a blessing because this is probably going to be the last time for most of us touching a stage, so just to be able to not go virtually or cancel the show, we’re very blessed,” senior Reece Kohrmann said in the middle of Wednesday’s six-hour rehearsal.

Don't cry for Mikaela Shiffrin, she's continuing to push forward and encourages others to do the same

Mikaela Shiffrin, of Edwards, stretches through the finish line of the World Cup slalom in Levi, Finland, on Nov. 22. Shiffrin is home in Eagle County following the World Cup season, her 11th on the circuit and most difficult to navigate. Jussi Nukari / AP file photo Mikaela Shiffrin doesn’t need to talk about planning when she was in kindergarten, she planned on being a baseball player, not a two-time Olympic gold medalist and three-time overall World Cup champion. So there’s no need to try to predict the future for the upcoming Beijing Olympics in 2022 or the prospect of catching (more) all-time records in the sport. She knows that plans can change, such as they did dramatically ahead of the 2020-21 World Cup season that recently wrapped up in Europe in March.

Vail snowmaker carries on mountain's military legacy, nominates managers for Patriot Award

Vail Daily Kate Schifani is a snowmaking manager for Vail Resorts who also fulfills her monthly duties in the U.S. Air Force Reserve by visiting Colorado Springs every month to work on C-130 aircraft. She nominated three of her bosses at Vail Resorts for the Patriot Award, which recognizes supervisors and bosses for support provided directly to the nominator. Special to the Daily Kate Schifani grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico, before playing Division I soccer at Air Force Academy and commissioning in the United States military. She’s worked on B-52 bombers at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana as an aircraft maintenance officer and deployed for about a year with the U.S. Army as a counter terrorism adviser with the Iraqi Counter Terrorism service.

Vail snowmaker carries on mountain's military legacy, nominates managers for Patriot Award