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12:55pm:
ASPEN — Bus service in Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley will begin ramping up Saturday for the summer season.
The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority will resume its Woody Creek shuttle service on Saturday and valleywide service, curtailed for the spring offseason, returns to high gear. That means the last bus leaving Aspen, heading downvalley, departs at 2:15 a.m. daily, and there will be service every 30 minutes instead of once an hour on weekends. Passengers pay a fare for valley service.
In the city of Aspen, the free Cross Town Shuttle resumes service Saturday after an offseason hiatus, but its hours of operation have been reduced from its past schedule. It will run from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on a route extending from the Aspen Club and Spa on the east side to Harris Concert Hall and the Music Tent on the west side.
The Galena Street Shuttle will not be back this summer, due to budget cuts.
Also eliminated is the Highlands ...
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