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Valley Roundup, April 14, 2017

Welcome to Valley Roundup. I’m Carolyn Sackariason.

The Aspen Skiing Co. shook up the industry this week with its announcement that it was buying two resort companies — Intrawest and Mammoth.

SkiCo and KSL to acquire Mammoth Resorts

SkiCo: Intrawest purchase does little to Aspen Snowmass operations

Aspen Skiing Co: acquisitions of Mammoth, Intrawest vital in today’s ski world

Aspen Skiing Co. lays out advantages of proposed Intrawest purchase

Skico says don’t expect an Aspen-Steamboat ski pass for 2017-18

KSL funding helps Aspen Skiing Co. pursue big-picture plans

Aspen buying Steamboat and more for $1.5 billion

SkiCo affiliate becoming its own ‘mountain collective’

New Aspen partnership buys Mammoth resorts, challenges Vail Resorts’ dominance in season pass sales
Details are scant, but big investments in Steamboat and Winter Park are coming
$1.5 billion deal rocks Colorado ski industry as Aspen Skiing Co. acquires Steamboat and operator of Winter Park resort

 

And in Glenwood Springs, a time capsule of sorts in the newsroom at a local paper revealed photos of a serial killer.

Photos of Ted Bundy found in cracked Glenwood Post safe

 

I’m joined via Skype with Randy Essex, editor and publisher of the Glenwood Post Independent.

 

GarCo spills report for first quarter 2017

Ursa installing battlement pipeline to ease truck traffic

And in the studio, I talk about the ski industry with Denver Post staff writer Jason Blevins, Madeleine Osberger, contributing editor of the Aspen Daily News and David Krause, editor of The Aspen Times.

 

Valley Roundup is a production of Aspen Public Radio news.