Corrections
Corrections
The Snowmass Sun omitted the name of a candidate for Snowmass Village Town Council in an article printed in its Aug. 20 edition. Resident Bob Sirkus, chairman of the town’s Planning Commission, is running for one of the two council seats opening up this November.
The Snowmass Sun incorrectly stated that two Base Village restaurants were closed during the USA Pro Challenge in an article in its Aug. 20 edition. Base Camp Bar & Grill and Slice were open Aug. 18 and 19.
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Snowmass Village repeals outdoor mask zones
The mask zones in Snowmass Village are no more: Town Council unanimously approved Monday night an emergency ordinance that repeals all town-specific face covering ordinances in favor of aligning with Pitkin County Public Health guidance and regulations.
