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Focus groups are small group discussions used only to gather opinions on a product, service or issue. You will not be asked to buy anything and there is no paperwork.

A light meal and beverages will be provided.

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Participants will be paid $60 to participate

Hurry and register! Focus groups will take place the week of April 3rd in Rifle!

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According to the The Denver Post

Former “Miami Vice” and “Nash Bridges” star Don Johnson’s multimillion dollar 17-acre Woody Creek ranch could be on the market after a lender took steps to sell the property to pay off a $10.6 million note, the Aspen Daily News reported. (more…)

World records set at 24 Hours of Sunlight
After 24 hours of hiking up and skiing down Sunlight Mountain and conquering a world record, Greg Hill and Jimmy Faust are finally satisfied.
Completing 32 laps each and covering 50,100 vertical feet in Saturday and Sunday’s 24 Hours of Sunlight. (more…)

Tuesday, February 14, 2006
PORTER: NEW POST PUBLISHER
Colorado Mountain News Media, operator of Swift Newspapers in Frisco, Vail, Glenwood Springs, Aspen and Grand Junction, announced Monday that Andrea Porter, currently associate publisher of the Vail Daily, will become publisher of the Glenwood Springs Post Independent. Mike Bennett, currently the Post Independent’s publisher, will assume the post of publisher of the Grand Junction Free Press.
-GS Post-Independent, 02.14.06
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Monday, February 13, 2006
HOTEL COLORADO: $2M REDO
The historic Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs, built in 1893, is undergoing a $2 million makeover on the first floor that will open fireplaces, completely remodel the bar and restaurant, adding a faux waterfall in the restaurant and renovate the lobby with new carpet, hardwood floors and furniture. The new restaurant and bar are slated to open in July.
-GS Post-Independent, 02.12.06
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Friday, February 10, 2006

GS: HISTORIC DESIGNATION
Glenwood Springs has received a Preserve America designation, one of 10 Colorado communities recognized so far with the distinction. The designation makes the city eligible to apply for special Preserve America grants. Other Colorado communities to have received the designation: Greeley, Fort Collins, Pueblo, Silverton, Steamboat Springs, Cripple Creek, Georgetown, Lake City and Park County.
-GS Post-Independent, 02.10.06
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Tuesday, February 07, 2006
LIMELIGHT GETS OK
The Aspen City Council voted 4-1 in favor of the Limelight Lodge redevelopment plan after receiving numerous revisions to designs reducing the size and mass of separate hotel and residential buildings in the project. The approved project will contain 125 moderately priced hotel rooms in the city core.
-Aspen Daily News, 02.07.06
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Monday, February 06, 2006
HANK BOSCO HONORED
Lifelong Glenwood Springs resident Hank Bosco was honored Saturday night as the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association’s citizen of the year at the chamber’s annual ball. Bosco, who grew up at Glenwood’s old Star Hotel and managed the Hotel Denver, has served as president of the Glenwood Hot Springs Lodge and Pool for 30 years.
-GS Post-Independent, 02.05.06

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Thursday, February 02, 2006
X GAMES: FINAL NUMBERS IN
The Winter X Games attracted a five-day attendance of 69,650, falling just 100 short of last year’s 69,750. On Saturday, The Winter X Games set a single-day attendance record of 28,250 visitors, while Sunday’s attendance was about 2,000 fewer than the same day in 2005.
-Aspen Daily News, 02.02.06
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Wednesday, February 01, 2006
X GAMES: CROWDS DOWN
On Saturday and Sunday, which are typically the busiest days of the Winter X Games, crowds were down about 1,000 people, compared with last year. Saturday there were huge crowds, with about 28,250 people in attendance, but Sunday there were “only” 15,800. Through Monday, 62,150 had attended the games.
-Aspen Times, 02.01.06
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