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1. Longtime Vail local Maldwyn George Zang found dead in Gore Creek Tuesday morning

Longtime local Maldwyn “Maldy” George Zang, 59, of Vail, was found dead last week, face up in Gore Creek near Lionshead. At 9:03 a.m. Tuesday, a woman riding up a Lionshead lift called 911, saying she had spotted a man’s body in Gore Creek. The cause of death remains under investigation, but the frigid overnight temperatures played a factor. Zang worked in Vail’s Bart and Yeti’s kitchen for 40 years, and was beloved by the crew, staffers there said.

2. Snowboarder arrested after crash confrontation on Aspen Mountain

A 56-year-old skier said last week that he was about 200 yards up the Little Nell run when he was blindsided by a snowboarder. Several witnesses identified the snowboarder who hit him as Michael McKiernan, but when confronted, McKiernan was adamant that he did not hit the skier. According to police, McKiernan got into altercations with two Aspen Skiing Co. employees who confronted him at base area and was charged with disorderly conduct. A second snowboarder stepped forward Tuesday morning to take blame for the collision, saying he, not his friend, was the one who crashed into the skier.

3. Breckenridge Town Council looks to provide better grocery shopping options

The Breckenridge Town Council is crafting guidelines for a potential study following discussions on whether a new store could thrive on an 127-acre parcel of town-owned land in northern Breckenridge known as the McCain property. ”I find the existing condition of our grocery store to be not even coming close to handling the current state of our town,” said Councilwoman Wendy Wolfe. An expansion at the current City Market was discussed, and not all council members were on board with a new store at the entrance to town.

“I do not think that, in any situation, we build 180,000 square feet on McCain. I am dead set against it to the point I don’t even want to study it. I have no desire to build a strip mall on the edge of this community,” Mayor Eric Mamula said.

4. Breckenridge Recreation Center’s $17M redo creates new mecca for fitness

Tours of the newly remodeled Breckenridge Recreation Center were offered at a Friday morning coffee talk with the mayor. The $17 million in renovations includes a two-story mecca for fitness, complete with a new cardio deck, cycling studio, redefined stretching stations, weight room, functional conditioning room with suspension training and an indoor turf gym. Additionally, the project includes the relocation and expansion of physical-therapy services at the center, updated multi-purpose rooms, four additional bathrooms and three changing rooms, and a new facility-wide stereo system. The children’s area is also currently closed to the public while the rec center creates a brand new 2,800 square-foot wing for children out of its old weight room.

5. CDOT: Winter storm along I-70 mountain corridor will make for treacherous driving this weekend

The Colorado Department of Transportation was asking motorists to avoid driving on the Interstate 70 mountain corridor over weekend because of a winter storm.