Community Partnering 2014 grant cycle begins

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arimer County Natural Resources Department announces the 2014 Small Grants for Community Partnering grant cycle. Applications are due Friday, Sept. 6, 2013, at 3 p.m., with awards announced by February, 2014. These grants are offered

to homeowner/property owner associations, individuals, organizations and groups, for community, neighborhood and group projects for: Protection or enhancement of open space, trails, natural areas, wildlife habitat, river areas and wetlands on private or public land Agriculture

Increased access to open lands and natural areas Research on open spaces. Grant selection criteria, application and other information are available at www.larimer.org/naturalresources/openlands/smallgrants.htm. Applicants are encouraged to read through the selection criteria and to

contact Sue Burke, coordinator for Small Grants for Community Partnering, with questions. Application forms, selection criteria, and other information may be obtained: online at www.larimer.org/ naturalresources/openlands/smallgrants.htm; in person at Larimer County Natural Resources Depart-

ment, 1800 S. County Road 31, Loveland or by mail. Contact Sue Burke at 970-6794566 or sburke@larimer.org. Small Grants for Community Partnering are funded by the Countys Help Preserve Open Spaces -cent sales tax. Annually, $20,000 is set aside for individual awards, up to $2,000 per See GRANT, pg. 20

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Follow the Alpine Pass route across Switzerland

By Kurtis Kelly Special to the Trail-Gazette

he Alpine Pass Route begins on Switzerlands eastern border with Liechtenstein and heads westward across the middle of the country to Montreux on Lake Geneva. Known also as the Via Alpina, Swiss National Trail #1 is 220 miles in length, crosses 16 mountain passes, and gains and loses approximately 64,000 feet in elevation along the way. Backpacker Magazine rated the Altdorf-to-Adelboden section of this Route as The Worlds Best Hike in 2010. The Alpine Pass Route is the next program in the Estes Valley Librarys Our Wonderful World series on Monday, July 15 at 7 p.m. and held at National Park Village in the Rocky Mountain Opry Theater at 900 Moraine Avenue, next to The Other Side Restaurant. Admission is free and open to all. In September of 2011, Estes Park residents Linda and Pete Langer began in Altdorf, Switzerland and hiked 120 miles of the route over 19 days ending up just east of Montreux. The couples shortened trek took them through the most scenic section of the route, the Berner Oberland, and through the spectacular Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen valleys. For many, images of Switzerland conjure the Grindelwald Valley, home to the iconic Eiger. One of the scenic highlights along the way was a trip on the Jungfraujoch Railway (the highest in Europe) through a tunnel blasted through the rock of the Eiger that allowed them to hike on the Aletsch Glacier, the largest in the Alps. The couple occasionally diverged from the standard APR to take a route that had more scenic appeal. One such diversion

Linda and Pete Langer hiked 120 miles through many scenic areas of Switzerland. was taking the climbers route to the base of the Eiger, where mountaineers begin their ascent of the infamous North Face. In all, the Langers enjoyed a spectacular trip capable of being repeated by any fit hiker. Mondays presentation will feature colorful photos of this visually inspiring region as well as insights and tips for those planning such a trip. Linda and Pete Langer retired to Estes Park five years ago from the west coast of Florida. As a prelude to full retirement, they quit their jobs in architecture and computer systems analysis, respectively, and spent six months living out of their car while hiking, camping, and backpacking from the Texas coast to the San Juan Islands of Washington State. This experience gave them a taste of what an adventurous retirement could be like. Then, after spending a test winter in Estes Park and meeting the many fascinating locals, the deal was sealed. The librarys Our Wonderful World series is presented as a learning and personal storytelling opportunity that celebrates magnificent destinations near and far. The library offers a special thankyou to the Webermeier family and the staff of National Park Village, as well as the performers of Rocky Mountain Opry, for their generosity in providing this Mondays event space. The location is a stop on the Brown Route of the free Estes Park shuttle. For more information on the Our Wonderful World series and other upcoming programs, contact the library at (970) 586-8116 or visit estesvalleylibrary.org.

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915-927 MORAINE AVENUE Alpine Trail Ridge Inn including the Sundeck Restaurant. Wonderfully maintained motel with little vacancy and yearly returning guests. Great views and location right next to the south entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park. 48 units plus a conference area w/friendly front desk help. Excellent management and services have made this a success. Sundeck has favorite recipes to pass on to a new owner and is also well maintained and very popular with both locals and visitors. Dining room seats 94, bar seats 35. $3,300,000 356 E. ELKHORN AVENUE , 12A 3
O OFFICE CONDO WITH A B BALCONY overlooking Elkhorn Avenue and Starbucks C Coffee. Cathedral ceilings, carpet throughout and built-in storage. E Elevator opens up at front door to this space. Includes refrigerator, m microwave and some furniture. Has 9x5 entry room, 16x11 re eception area, 12x5 balcony, 1st office is 15x12 with fireplace, 2 2nd office is 9x9. This unit is excellently located in the downtown b business district in an upscale building with high visibility. $99,800 $ 888-319-2345 300 E. Elkhorn Ave. 970-586-2345
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Workshop explores key investment concepts

By Kurtis Kelly

en simple but fundamental principles are key to successful money management and financial planning. An introduction to these core concepts can greatly help individuals and families as

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they strategize their own personal investment plans. Key Investment Concepts is the next in a series of weekly money management workshops hosted by the Estes Valley Library, in partnership with the YMCA of the Rockies. This 90-minute session takes place on Monday, July 15 at 6 p.m. at

the Maude Jellison Library on the YMCA Campus off Highway 66 (Tunnel Road). The workshop is free and open to full-time residents and seasonal employees alike. Content is geared for both the life stages of young adults and older adults. The location at the YMCA of the Rockies Maude Jelli-

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son Library is part of the Estes Valley Librarys outreach efforts, which are an important part of the grant funding the local Common Cents Counts program. The library grant ensures that the information presented is unbiased and is accessible to all income levels. Marsha Yelick of the Estes Valley Library will serve as instructor. Yelick has been at the helm of the librarys ongoing financial literacy project since it was launched at the beginning of 2010. Yelick has an extensive back-

ground in the fields of financial analysis and education, and her efforts have helped hundreds of local residents in recent years as they strive to keep and grow more of their hard-earned dollars. Free parking is available on the YMCA campus. The location is also served by the Brown Route of the free Estes Park shuttle. For more information about Mondays workshop as well as other upcoming events, contact the Estes Valley Library at (970) 586-8116 or visit estesvalleylibrary.org

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had so many things to do today, so Catherine and I could meet get started on a trip to Alaska. But, life got in the way, as is too often does. When I graduated from high school, my best friend Ken and I were going to go to Alaska. This was in 1961. Ive been trying to get up to Alaska ever since. Wed. July 3, Catherine and

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I, along our friends Ray and Connie, are getting on a plane and heading there. Its a good thing I have a sweetheart like Catherine, because on Sunday evening she had to take me to the Emergency Dept. at Estes Park Medical Center. I was dizzy, unable to track in a straight line, and nauseated too. The Emergency Dr. took a look in my ears, had the wax removed, maneuvered my head to help get over the dizziness, gave me a few pills to use until the pharmacy opened, and sent me home. I saw my own medical care taker yesterday and I have an inner ear infection. She gave me a prescription for ear drops and antinausea patches for behind my ear. They are working pretty well. Im still a little dizzy but Im able to get around without falling or running into things, and Im not nauseated any more. Since we had our cruise See RIDE, pg. 15

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Luxurious, the best of everything, floor to ceiling window-lined living room, huge gourmet kitchen, outdoor entertainment areas. This 5,500 sq. ft. home is an escape in itself.Views of snowcapped Mummy Range, massive rock formations, and in an upscale neighborhood. Lower level has built-in wine cellar, 2 bedroom suites, family room w/media, large recreation room. Main level has large master suite w/entry parlor, laundry, coffered ceilings, fireplace. 2 walk-ins, heated floor, impressive shower. SHORT SALE
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and motel paid for, bags packed etc. Catherine said we are going even if she had to push me around in a wheelchair. And Id have bet she would have done it. I have some relatives up there with a cabin we can stay in for a few days. They have been there for quite some time and it will be nice to have someone direct us toward things to do. Well be back in about two weeks. I have a bit more good news. I can officially call myself an author now. My book, tentatively called GHOST BEAR ISLAND, was picked up by a publishing company and it should be out in October or November. I got the contract all signed and sent back to them. Im pretty happy about it, thats for sure. Ill keep everyone apprised of the progress, and plan to have a book signing in Estes Park when its released. We had Skeeter visiting with us over the weekend. He has totally worn out his boots so we had to get him some new ones. He is four years old and a bit small for his age, but his feet seem to be about the normal size. We got him some new cowboy boots, with leather pistols on the uppers. I wasnt sure of how his mom might react, but it looks like everything is okay in that situation. His boots cost just about as much as a pair of my work boots. When he has them on, he adds a neckerchief, western shirt, white straw hat and puts spurs on his boots. Hes quite the little cowboy. RIDE EASY PARDS.Vic

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TOWNHOUSE TYPE CONDO FOR SALE on the former site of the historic Lewiston Hotel. A short distance uphill from the center of downtown Estes Park. 2 bedroom, 1.5 baths, wood burning fireplace, garage. Asking only $151,000. 321 Big Horn A-6

CHARMING CABIN ON THE RIVER .5 mile of Estes Park! Enjoy the sound & feel of the great outdoors while fishing from front yard. Perfect Get-A-Way! Yr round 2 bdr cottage, great cond, rock formations, furnishings negotiable. Short term rental. $199,000 97 Rock Canyon Rd
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CHARMING SUMMER CABIN, 1 bedroom 3/4 bath, screened porch, a stones throw of National Forest in very private setting. Cabin has summer water and bath with composting toilet. All Primitive, One of a Kind Antiques (furniture & Adorable furnishings) included. $118,900 13 Petrous Pl

JUST A GREAT HOME! Great location w/ 2.5+ acres. Views of Longs Peak, Twin Sisters & continental divide. Lg rooms & great Master suite, 2 fireplaces & wrap around deck. Can also be a horse property. City water & Sewer. $629,000 2105 Ridge Rd

BRAZILIAN GRANITE Alderwood cabinets & trim. Oak floors on main level, 3 bed, 2.5 baths. Jet/whirlpool tub Maytag washer/dryer. Pella windows & deck door UV tint/ film. $60/mo. Electric and natural gas. Family room. $399,500 622 Park River Place

STEPS FRM BIG THOMP RIVER, w views of Longs Pk. 3BD/3BA home w hi-end & custm finishes: granite, hrdwd flrs, stainlss appl, stone fplc & more. Use as lux. vac. rental, too. Hm Warr http://tour.circlepix. com/home2/7RP4BW $579,900 1986 Dallman #2
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VIEWS*LOCATION*AMAZING Great views of Longs Pk & Cont Divide. In Stanley Hills, close to dwntwn. Recent upgrades: total remodel of kitchen, upgraded appl, Hickory flrs, Energy Star Roof, 95% Eff.Furnance. Master/Laundry/2Car Garage on main level. $499,500 680 Freeland Ct

PRICED TO SELL! Riverfront! End unit, Bugle Point condo. Fully furnished, w/ proven income rental history. Hardwd flrs, great room w/ gas frplce, full kit, bath w/ jetted tub, W/D hookups. Private screen patio w/ hot tub looks out on the river. $189,900 1480 David Dr 5

LOCATION! VIEWS! LOCATION! Walk to everything downtown. 1400 sq. ft. garage. Great fam home, separation for guests, views of Longs Peak, Very private, in popular Stanley Heights. 4 living areas, 4 BDR, 3 BA. Separate Master Bed/Bath. Private fenced backyard. $525,000 833 Panorama Cir

WONDERFUL CABIN n the woods on 2.6 Acres. Great views and seclusion. You have to see this one! $117,000 160 N Aspen Drive, Drake

ATTENTION INVESTORS! A great opportunity to purchase a turnkey condo in downtown Estes Park with strong rental history. Great upgrades with jetted tubs, nice tile, and custom paint. Small complex with courtyard area that includes a hot tub and BBQ area. Walk to shopping, dining, minutes to National Park. $119,000 150 E Riverside Dr 10

970-586-4425 800-726-1405 320 East Elkhorn, P.O. Box 4130. Estes Park CO 80517

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Breathtaking mountain estate on 6.7 treed acres with creek and abundant views. Enjoy mountain elegance with timber framed construction, gorgeous kitchen, soaring greatroom, stone fireplace, reading nook, inviting sunroom and master suite with claw-foot tub. Listen to the waterfalls from your wrap around porch and realize this is what dreams are made of.

dazzling rocky Mountain estate

$1,059,000 197 inn Brook road

Home with over 4300 sf on wooded 1+ acre in the highly desirable Uplands. Huge greatroom with double-sided moss rock fireplace, hardwood floors and abundant sunlight. Main floor master suite, + 3 bedrooms, 2 lofts, lower level den/office w/ separate entrance, and great outdoor living areas. Make your move to your own piece of Rocky Mountain tranquility.

Privacy in the Uplands

$629,900 1978 Uplands Circle

Enjoy majestic views from this bright, sun-filled ranch-style home on a beautiful 1+ acre site. Main level living features open floor plan, inviting greatroom with exposed beams and gas fireplace flows into the dining and kitchen areas. Over 3600sf, with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, finished lower level, deck and patio and ample storage. Its all waiting for you!

One Level Living with Views and trees

$549,000 541 Pinewood Lane

Carefree days await you at this sunny RIVERFRONT home! Like new and on 7.4 acres, home includes greatroom with gas fireplace, dining area, bright kitchen with breakfast bar, two bedrooms, and master bath with jetted tub. Break-out the fly-rod and enjoy the river or relax and listen to the river from the patio. Heres your chance to own mountain tranquility!

riverfront Home

$295,000 2117 Us Highway 34

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Windcliff estate boasts amazing views plus over 13,000sf of luxurious living, with 5 br /8 ba, kitchen and dining areas built for entertaining, great hall with massive stone fireplace and so much more. Recr room, home gym, office, and massive workshop. Enjoy those amazing Rocky Mountain views and ample outdoor living spaces as well. Priced for an as-is sale.

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spectacular estate, amazing Views 3442 eaglecliff Circle drive $1,095,000

One of the most private locations in Rockwood Acres, this stucco sided, tiled roof home is both beautiful and built for safety. Open main floor plan with master, remodeled kitchen. Back patio is a garden of columbines and aspens. Lower lever 2 bedrooms and large finished space for workout, home theatre or hobbies.

Beautiful setting

THE BEST Pines unit with upgrades! Located on garden level w/unobstructed views of pines & rock outcroppings. Enjoy the mountain air on your 10x12 deck. Inside find upgraded, plush carpet, upgraded fixtures & hardware throughout every room. A beautiful & affordable space. Immaculate, & ready to be your full-time, vacation, or investment home. Furniture negotiable.

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3333 s. rockwood Lane $539,000

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Enjoy all the amenities and activity that Estes Park offers, from The Riverwalk to restaurants, shopping and festivals, all from this centrally located loft-style condo. Immaculate condition throughout, this unit makes a great investment rental or full-time residence. Building offers elevator access and long-term parking available across the street.

Your Place in estes

$190,000 356 e. elkhorn #8

Rare Opportunity to live in the Mountains for a fraction of the cost. The owner is desperate to sell and has reduced the price way below assessment value. Build your Dream Home a few minutes from downtown Estes and Rocky Mountain National Park. Enjoy the Peaceful and Quiet environment with, Pine Trees, Rock Formations, and Southern Exposure.

affordable Mountain Land

Think outside of the box about building! Cut construction time in half with completed exterior. Unfinished 6861 sq.ft. interior is yours to design, your way. With 16.3 acres, theres a view from every room. Supervise homes completion from cabin on site. This is worth consideration.

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A classic log home nestled in the pines this beautifully done 3 Br. 2 Ba. was built with the environment in mind. Compost toilets, a Finnish Fireplace in the great room, wood burner downstairs and lots of passive solar make this an energy efficient green home with an exquisite view. With 11.37 acres bordered by national forest this home is truly one with nature!

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328 Overlook Ct., Premier Location and Fabulous views of Lake Estes are only the beginning of this beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath luxury condo located right behind the Historic Stanley Hotel.

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$550,000

2385 W. Highway 34, Perfect get-a-way cabin or starter home in the Big Thompson Canyon. This lovely year round 1 bed, 1 bath cabin has knotty pine interior full kitchen w/ breakfast bar, gas fireplace in living room.

713198

$125,000

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490 Fall River Lane, Lovely home on the river, with incredible wrap around deck, Spiral staircase, 4 bedroom 4 bath, wet bar, music/art area, loft, French doors.

$1,100,000

250 Courtney Lane, Views from every window! This house is spectacular down to every last detail. Views of Longs, Lumpy Ridge, The Stanley, and Twin Owls.

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37-45 Dripping Springs Lane, Great resort business with 12 units on 5 acres and 1/4 mile of river frontage. This business currently operates 6 1/2 months, but could be extended.

$2,195,000

1150 Prospect Mountain Rd., 3 bedoom, 2 1/2 bath home on over 2 acres. Have your privacy and be close to town. Main floor living, large bedrooms massive great room. Must see.

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$499,000

2311 Pine Meadow, This property has it all! Tandem garage that is being used as a workshop, plus a detached garage, and barn for horses.

704339

$398,500

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609 Park River Place, Owner financing available! 2 level 3bd, 2.5ba. Upper level master suite, Great Room and private deck. 2 car attached garage, brand new!

$358,900

1400 David Drive #4, Gorgeous wood deck looks out into grass common area and gazebo. Great size master bedroom, large jetted bath, and loft with vaulted wood ceilings.

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$214,000

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304 Overlook Lane, Private Setting, Great Views of Longs Peak and the Continential Divide. Part of the Overlook Condos, fantastic building envelope now available.

$200,000

128 Bobcat Drive, This home has a huge 1600SQ FT 3 bay heated work shop. This 3bed 2bath home with formal dining room and a master bedroom w/ bath.

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0 Grey Fox Drive Lot 24, Protective Covenants insure the highest quality of development. Exclusive Beautiful Mountain Building Sites for Prestigious Homes.

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2645 Grey Fox Dr., Amazing all cedar home with beautiful craftsmanship. This 4400 sq. ft. home was designed to bring the outside in with floor to ceiling windows. 4 bedr

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1900 N Morris Ct , Beautiful home in great condition. Spacious 3BR, 2 BA ranch home adjoining greenbelt with great open views. Updated with new roof and deck. Large kitchen with hardwood floors, Living room has a gas fireplace, and vaulted ceiling.

$375,000

427 Waltonia Drive, Beautiful 3 BR, 2 BA mountain home. Located on a private, treed, 4+ acre lot backing to Roosevelt National Forest and 1/2 mile from top ranked fly fishing on Big Thompson River. Nice details throughout including vaulted ceilings, beautiful entranceway, bamboo flooring, custom lighting, multiple custom windows & skylights, rich wood accents and doors.

$300,000

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July 13: Nightowl Band. Rock. Lonigans. 9 p.m. July 14: Music in the Mountains faculty concert. Rocky Ridge Music Center. 3 p.m. July 14: Neal Whitlock. Acoustic Rock. Rock Inn. 6 p.m. July 14: Dick Orleans. Folk/Rock. Marys Lake Lodge. 6 p.m. July 14: Rocky Ridge Music Center Orchestra Concert. Performance Park Amphitheater. 7 p.m. July 14-16: Cowboy Sing-along. Cowboy/ Pop. Bond Park. 7 p.m. July 15: Dick Orleans. Folk/Rock. The View at Crags Lodge. 6:30 p.m. July 15: Estes Park Music Festival concert, a presentation of the Colorado Music Festival Chamber Orchestra. Stanley Hotel Concert Hall. 7:30 p.m. July 16 & 18: James Davis. Spanish & Classical Guitar. Twin Owls Steakhouse. 6 p.m. July 17: Brown Bag Jam. Highland Music & Minstrels Gifts. 11:30 a.m. July 17: Dick Orleans. Folk/Rock. Coffee on the Rocks. 6 p.m. July 17: Jerry Barlow. Celtic Guitar. The View at Crags Lodge. 6:30 p.m. July 17: Alex Thoele. Folk. Rock Inn. 6:30 p.m. July 17: Wednesday Night at Performance Park with the Max Wagner Quartet. Performance Park Amphitheater. 7 p.m. July 17: Open Mic with Justin Faye. Lonigans. 9 p.m. July 18: Jon Pickett. Folk. Rock Inn. 6 p.m. July 18: Scott Von. Roots/Folk. The Viewat Crags Lodge. 6:30 p.m. July 18: Ladies Night with the Dennis-Tobias Band. Rock. Estes Park Resort. 7 p.m. July 18: Dick Orleans. Folk/Rock. Marys Lake Lodge. 7 p.m. July 18: Thursday Night Live with the Estes Park Jazz Big Band. Performance Park Amphitheater. 7 p.m.

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6--9 a.m. Morning Music 9--10 a.m. Whats the Word 10--Noon Sounds from the 50s Noon--2 p.m. Jazz and Big Band 2--3 p.m. Lux Radio Theater 3--4 p.m. Afternoon Classical 4--5 p.m. Footlight Parade 5--7 p.m. Dinner Music 7--9 p.m. Evening Classical 9--11 p.m. Lights Down Low 11 p.m.--6 a.m. All Night Music 6--9 a.m. Morning Music 9--1 a.m. Old Time Radio Shows 11 a.m.--1 p.m. Music 1920s -1940s

July 12: Music on the Riverwalk with the Dennis-Tobias Band. Rock. Along the Riverwalk by Aspen & Evergreen. 5-8 p.m. July 12 & 19: Music in the Tavern. Marys Lake Lodge. 8 p.m. July 12, 13 & 19: Ray Young. Jazz piano. Nickys Restaurant. 6 p.m. July 12, 13 & 19: Karaoke. Lonigans. 9 p.m. July 12 & 14 : Branden Sipes. Pop/Rock. The View at Crags Lodge. 6:30 p.m. July 12, 17& 19: Karaoke with The Wurst DJ. Elk Meadow Lodge & RV Resort. 6 p.m. July 12 & 19: Live Music at The Cascades. Stanley Hotel. 5 p.m. July 12 & 19: Live Music Friday Nights. Waterfront Grille. 7 p.m. July 13: Rocky Ridge Music Center Student Concert. Rocky Ridge Music Center. 3 p.m. July 13: Pete Stein. Alt Country. Rock Inn. 7 p.m. July 13: Dennis-Tobias Band. Rock. Marys Lake Lodge. 8 p.m.

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Pauls Show An Into the Music Hwy 61 Dinner Music Easy Listening 9 p.m.--12 a.m. Evening Classical 12 -- 6 a.m. All-Night Music 6--8 a.m. Praise Music 8--10 a.m. Hymns 10--11 a.m. Inspirational Messages 11 a.m.--1 p.m. Pauls Show 1--3 p.m. Afternoon Classical 3--5 p.m. Folk Music 5--7 p.m. Dinner Music 7--9 p.m. Traditional Jazz 9 p.m.--Midnight Evening Classical Midnight-- 6 a.m. All-Night Music 1--3 p.m. 3--5 p.m. 5--7 p.m. 7--9 p.m.

Sunday

Saturday

July 19: Taarka Band. World music. Rock Inn. 10 p.m. Barlow Plaza Entertainment. 5:30-7:30 p.m.: July 12: Nancy Cook Folk Concert July 13: Dick Orleans Folk/Rock Concert

July 14: Bradley Mayhew Magic Show July 19: Nancy Cook Folk Concert YMCA Summerfest Concert series. YMCA of the Rockies Hempel Family Program Building. 7:30 p.m.

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Music in the Mountains opening night is July 15

By Nancy Stevens Special to the Trail-Gazette

he Estes Park Music Festival Music in the Mountains opens Monday, July 15 in the Stanley Hotel Concert Hall. Doors open at 7 p.m. with the concert getting underway at 7:30 p.m. Michael Christie conducts Prokofievs Peter and the Wolf (with narrator) and Beethoven Symphony # 3, Eroica on opening night of the 2013 summer season featuring the Colorado Music Festival Chamber Orchestra. For the past 14 years many of have witnessed the growth of a world-class music director in Christie and now the music world beckons this talented director to a new position as music director of the Minnesota Opera. For those yet unfamiliar with Christie, here is a brief look at the accomplishments of this brilliant conductor. He graduated from Oberlin College with a bachelors degree in trumpet performance. He first came to international attention in 1995 when he received a special prize for outstanding potential at the First International Sibelius Conductors Competition in Helsinki at age 21. Christie has conducted the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Berlin State Opera and the Helsinki Philharmonic among many others. He was also music director of the Brooklyn Philharmonic and the Phoenix Symphony. Christie has been music director of the Colorado Music Festival in Boulder

give voice to a little boy season conducting the Colo- Office Services (1140 Manford Avenue, Suite A, Estes rado Music Festival Chamnamed Peter and a wolf on Park) (970) 586-9519. As ber Orchestra. Subscribe the prowl in Prokofievs always all of our concerts now. Single Tickets $30. beloved musical tale. are offered free to students Beethovens Symphony #3 SAVE by subscription: $100 and children. We are also in E-flat major, also known as for 4 concerts. Check or listed on Facebook. If you cash only. Individual tickets Erocia (Italian for heroic) would like to be included on available at the door or in is a music work marketing our mailing list to receive advance at Macdonald Book the full arrival of the comconcert information, please Shop (152 E. Elkhorn Ave., posers middle period, a email (info@estesparkmusicEstes Park) or our business festival. org) or call (970) series of unprecedented office located at Hobert large scale works of emo586-9519. tional depth and structural rigor. The symphony consists of four movements and is widely regarded as a Conductor Michael Christie mature expression of the classical style of the late eighteenth century. The since 2000. From 2001 to Third was first performed in December 2004, Christie April 1805. was also chief conductor of The lineup for the summer the Queensland Orchestra in features music and outstandAustralia. Christie met his future wife Alexis, a medical ing performances by the CMF Chamber Players and doctor, now at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. the full chamber orchestra. The couple married in 2006 July 22 in the Stanley Conand have a daughter. cert Hall, the chamber playPeter and the Wolf: ers perform Glass, String Prokofiev was the Bad Boy Quartet #3, Verdi, Quartet in of the Russian musical world e minor, and Tchaikovsky, in the early decades of the Souvenir de Florence. This 20th century, writing rebelwill truly be an outstanding lious, cynical, rather nasty opportunity to hear the finpieces of music that both est chamber players. revolted and baffled the RusDont miss a moment of sian public. He left Russia in Michael Christies last full 1917 in a self-imposed exile that lasted almost twenty years, but he was too much of a Russian at heart to stay away forever. He returned in MOUNTAIN BROKERS 1200 Graves Ave. Estes Park, CO 80517 heleneault@remax.net 1936, repentant and determined to be good and one HIGH DRIVE HEIGHTS of the first things he wrote to Wonderful, Buildable Lot show his change of heart Desirable Area was the symphonic fairy-tale Good Building Site, city utilities available Level land with Great Snow Cap Views for children, Peter and the Plat and more Info available Wolf. Copyright 2013 by Lot 1 $165,000 Matthew Naughtin. The wonderful wind instruments GREAT BUILDING SITES

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his week Ive decided to write about some Home Spun Research. My summer has brought in a number of activities that have proven to me that some basic healthy habits can honestly make your summer better. So my summertime Home Spun Research includes a sharp knife, regular strength training and taking a shower. Home Spun #1: This began with a watermelon and a cantaloupe, which just happen to be left on the counter for a number of days for everyone in the family to enjoy. For some reason I hadnt found the time to cut them up and my kids hadnt bugged me to the point of doing so on their request. So after around five or six days of moving those melons around on my counter, I finally cut them up and had them in a bowl in the refrigerator for all to enjoy. Lets see, Im thinking the bowl was consumed in approximately 30 minutes. So that means, five days in the unprepared state of consumption versus 30 minutes in the ready to eat state. This little home-spun research project just goes to show you that having the healthier choices available and prepared to eat, will give those raiding the refrigerator a healthier snacking choice. Home Spun #2: Opportunities are abundant for outdoor activities this time of the year. Hiking, golfing, kayaking, cycling have got my

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pains to stop, then think about strength training on a regular basis to keep those Deborah Holmes joints healthy, strong and MedX of Estes able to recover from those strenuous activities in a reasonable time frame. entire family going different Home Spun #3: I am an directions. After a recent individual who has a differouting, one of my family ent reaction to allergens members came home comevery year. This past week, I plaining how his knees and ankles were extremely sore. found myself outside every day doing a number of outSo our home-spun theory door activities and the alleris that the aches and pains gens caught me and theyve he was experiencing in the held on.. After an extremely joints of his knees and uncomfortable day which ankles had to be directly related to the fatigue he was just about laid me flat that evening from an allergy feeling in his leg muscles attack, I remembered somedue to the stressful hike. After all, isnt it the responsi- thing that I wrote a number of years ago tips to survive bility of the muscles surthe allergy season. It said to rounding the joints to keep those joints strong, keep the make sure to get out of your joints in alignment and keep outdoor clothes and showthe joints functioning proper- er as soon as possible followly? Therefore, if his muscles ing all outdoor activities, were exhausted because of a doing this will reduce your suffering tremendously. I strenuous hike, they were home-spun it and yes. Its not able to do their job for true. The very next day and the knee and ankle joints every day since, I have effectively. Tired, worn-out worked my day so that I and/or weak muscles surrounding the joints result in change out of the clothing I wear outside as soon as posaches and pains in those sible then either shower or joints. simply wash my exposed This little home-spun theo- skin with water to remove ry goes deeper than prepar- the pollens that have foling and recovering from a lowed me inside. Im still a summer hike. It goes to little itchy in the eyes and show that if you do not keep have the sniffles, but at least your muscles strong, around Im not completely dysfunceach and every joint in your tional by dinner time. body, youll suffer from Its kind of fun to Homeaches and pains in your Spin some things. It makes joints on a daily basis. you take a closer look at habStrength training is essential its and changes you might for life and all its activities seriously want to make. Try and not only for hiking. If it in your life and see what you want your aches and things you can figure out.

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