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Colorado ski outlook for Thanksgiving weekend: Not great

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

When it comes to ski conditions across most of Colorado for Thanksgiving, this may be a good weekend to watch football, don hiking boots to cut down a Christmas tree, or figure out creative uses for turkey leftovers.Colorado’s snowpack statewide is at 54% of average as of Wednesday. Only Beaver Creek, Crested Butte, Powderhorn and the Aspen area mountains are at or near average snowpack for this time of year. Nearly every area that is open for skiing is offering 6% of its skiable terrain or less. The only exception is Eldora, which is reporting 15% of its terrain in operation.There is a storm due this weekend, according to the OpenSnow forecasting and reporting service, one that could deliver a foot or two to Purgatory and Wolf Creek, but elsewhere it may be only good for three to eight inches. Snow is expected to begin falling Thursday night in some locations and continue through Saturday afternoon, according to OpenSnow’s Joel Gratz.Related ArticlesOutdoors | ...

Eastbound Interstate 70 reopens at Vail Pass after crash

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

Eastbound Interstate 70 reopened near the summit of Vail Pass after a crash, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.Related ArticlesTransportation | I-70 mountain Express Lanes to open longer hours for Thanksgiving, Christmas holiday travel Transportation | Colorado road conditions: I-70 reopens near Silverthorne Transportation | Pedestrian killed, 3 others injured in late night crash on Interstate 70 Transportation | I-70 eastbound reopens near Eisenhower Tunnel after three-vehicle crash Transportation | Eastbound I-70 reopens after rollover crash The highway was closed between east Vail and Vail Pass summit for approximately 90 minutes, according to the department.Get more Colorado news by signing up for our Mile High Roundup email newsletter.

Amtrak expecting pre-pandemic passenger numbers for Thanksgiving travel week

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

Amtrak says this week's Thanksgiving travel rush could be the busiest in years, and it's putting in extra effort to ensure trips go smoothly.Last year, more than 700,000 Americans took Amtrak trains over the Thanksgiving travel period, including more than 115,000 who took the train the Sunday following the holiday. This year, that number is expected to increase by several thousands and Amtrak says ridership on its busiest week is inching back toward an important milestone."The busiest travel period is always, every year, is Thanksgiving," said Olivia Irvin, senior public relations manager at Amtrak. "We're definitely seeing a return to pre-pandemic levels as well."Irvin says 37,000 people traveled from Los Angeles Union Station last Thanksgiving, and it's expected that total will be higher this time around. Disneyland’s original train cars at this California Christmas event In anticipation of Amtrak's busiest travel days of the year, Amtrak has ambassadors, volunteers and the agen...

Here's where to get a Thanksgiving meal if you don't feel like cooking

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

This year, let the professionals prepare the Thanksgiving meal.For Californians who won’t be sharing a meal with their families, would rather not spend hours cooking a feast or will be traveling, Thanksgiving is the perfect time to try new local cuisine options or indulge in some of your favorite restaurant meals.We have compiled a list of where residents can find places to enjoy an exceptional meal for Thanksgiving this year. Honey Baked Ham stores see long lines in L.A. area Fairmont Grand Del Mar, San DiegoTravelers visiting San Diego this Thanksgiving can enjoy a three-course meal or family-style buffet at the Fairmont Grand Del Mar. Prices for the dining experience vary. Interested parties can make reservations online.The Gambling Cowboy Chophouse & Saloon, TemeculaA four-course Thanksgiving feast will be served at The Gambling Cowboy Chophouse & Saloon in Temecula. Diners can choose between roasted turkey, prime rib and maple-glazed ham entrees that come with multipl...

Sanjay Goyal Transforms Real Estate Valuation With Estater’s Instant Property Data

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

Each part of the real estate transaction seems to move slowly, especially for an expectant buyer or seller. It’s also pretty standard to wait weeks and spend hundreds of dollars to get the necessary valuation on a property. These sluggish and outdated processes leave everyone in the dark for far too long.Enter Estater, a trailblazing real estate data and PropTech company co-founded by Sanjay Goyal, a visionary entrepreneur with an MBA and a background in real estate data and engineering. His Estater platform is transforming the industry in the Middle East by providing comprehensive data and market intelligence. Using Data Science and AI models, the property valuation task is being revolutionized.MD Sanjay Goyal’s JourneySanjay has always had a knack for handling data and mathematics. This innate skill laid the foundation for Estater. Working with hundreds of real estate investors, he recognized the critical need for quick access to real estate data and property valuation. Unfo...

Tony Robbins Signs Up For DuJour Media’s Exclusive Marketing Program DuJour Select

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

 Jason Binn to Launch DuJour Select This WinterDuJour Media is pleased to welcome internationally acclaimed life and business strategist Tony Robbins to the world of DuJour Select. DuJour Select will redefine the luxury media landscape, creating a hub for the most discerning audiences nationwide. “There are very few individuals like Jason who provide added value while connecting with the most affluent and influential consumers of products and services in the U.S. Jason and I have been friends for decades. I am excited to go on this journey with him.” says Robbins.“I am blessed and honored to have Tony’s focus and attention on inspiring and motivating me and my team to accelerate and evolve DuJour Media and DuJour Select,” says Binn. “Together, we are poised to curate and disseminate transformative content that focuses on the top markets in the country.”DuJour Select is more than a marketing club; it’s a seal of excellence for a new era with a heavy focus on social growth including I...

USPA Nationwide Security: Saving Lives Through Art Basel’s Celebrity Events

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

Protecting Celebrities in Miami, Rescuing Women: USPA’s Visionary Approach of Profit for a PurposeUSPA Nationwide Security is once again gearing up to replicate their successful strategy from last year, using the profits generated from celebrity events at Art Basel Miami to fund the rescue of a missing woman. By leveraging their expertise in protecting high-profile individuals and combining it with their commitment to serving the community, USPA aims to make a positive impact on society.Last year, USPA Nationwide Security had the privilege of safeguarding celebrities like Madonna during Art Basel. They recognized the opportunity to utilize the proceeds from these events for a greater cause. Following the high-profile art fair, the same dedicated team, which included former Navy SEAL Rodney Brown leading the ground investigation, took on the mission of locating a missing girl named Aeris Hammock in Sacramento, California. The case received national attention through coverage on Fox N...

Warriors notebook: Draymond Green sighting in Phoenix; a secret practice in San Francisco

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

PHOENIX — Draymond Green has two games left to serve in his five-game suspension, but the Warriors veteran is finding ways around the restrictions to stay involved.Green voluntarily participated in an optional shoot around and light scrimmage with the Warriors’ bench guys away from Footprint Arena before Wednesday’s game against the Phoenix Suns. Gary Payton II also participated in the shoot around and looked spry, but will sit out for a third straight game with a left foot strain.League rules say Green can’t be at the arena before, during or after any game he’s suspended for, but he’s spent time around the team on non-game days scrimmaging with the younger players, lending his voice while he can’t lend a hand. He had plenty to say about Golden State’s inconsistencies on defense in his absence, rookie Brandin Podziemski said.“Just having his presence and voice means a lot for me, for Trayce (Jackson-Davis), for the young guys,...

Winter arrives in Yosemite: Tioga Road closes, ice rink opens

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

Yosemite National Park’s famed Tioga Road — a 46-mile route through the park’s scenic high country — has closed for the winter.One of the marquee drives in America’s national park system, the winding, two-lane route bisects Yosemite’s alpine center, passing through meadows and forests of lodgepole pine and juniper. It runs from Crane Flat to Tioga Pass, where it crests at 9,945 feet along the highest highway pass in California.“We’ve had a few storm systems over the last couple of weeks, and even though they didn’t produce a lot of snow, there is some snow and ice at the higher elevations along the Tioga Road,” said Scott Gediman, a Yosemite spokesman. “With the cold temperatures at night it isn’t melting. For safety reasons, we decided to close it for the season.”Park officials temporarily closed the road Nov. 15, and made the closure permanent for the winter season on Tuesday afternoon. Typically the road closes due to snow and ice in November a...

Bay Area arts: 8 cool live shows to see this weekend

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:03 GMT

Forget the holiday shopping for now — there’s too much fun to be had at Bay Area theaters and concert halls.Here’s a partial rundown of the some of the cool shows to see this weekend and beyond.Broadway blockbuster roars backWith its spectacular and inventive costumes (including those unforgettable puppets), stirring songs by Elton John (music) and Tim Rice (lyrics), and heartfelt tale about a young lion cub overcoming adversity to assume his role as king of the pride, it’s no wonder “The Lion King” is the epitome of a Broadway blockbuster.In the 26 years since it premiered on Broadway’s New Amsterdam Theatre, “The Lion King” has been seen by more than 21 million people, taking in more than $1.8 billion at the box office. And that’s not counting the various touring versions as well as productions mounted internationally from London to Taipei, Taiwan, and Johannesburg, South Africa.Now the Tony Award-winning show, which boas...