Estes Park Home Guide Weekly 7-26-13

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Special to the Trail-Gazette

Nearly 9,000 delin-quent property taxstatements for theproperty tax year

2012, payable in 2013, haveit mail boxes recently. Ifou have not paid your prop-

erty taxes by this time, theyare delinquent. Many mort-gage companies have madetax payments on behalf ofthe property owner and havesubmitted payment to thecounty.

Each year, property owners

have two options when payingtheir property taxes. If payingin full, the deadline is April 30.If paying in two equal install-ments, the first half is dueFebruary 28 and the secondhalf is due June 15.

Delinquent interest

increases at a rate of 1 per-cent each month, in accor-dance with Colorado StateStatutes.

Property taxes and delin-quent interest collected bythe county treasurer are dis-tributed to the county taxing

authorities, including citiesand towns, fire districts andhealth districts.

If you have any questionsregarding the status of yourproperty taxes, please callthe Larimer County Treasur-ers Office at 970-498-7020.

Delinquent property tax statementsmailed

970-586-1000 1200 GRAVES AVE.

MOUNTAIN BROKERS

www.400BirchAve.info

400 Birch Ave. $224,900 4 Bed, 2 Bath, 1536 sq. ft.

Great Corner Lot, Close to Town Views of Lake Estes, Large Deck

www.1420StrongAve.info1420 Strong Ave. $349,000

3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1932 sq. ft. Home Completely Remodeled, Large Master Suite Gorgeous Views, Peaceful Setting, 2 Car G arage

www.1630RavenCirD.info1630 Raven Cir D $279,900

3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1524 sq. ft. Open Floor Plan, Media Loft

Great Location, Main Level Living, Views

www.404BristleconeCt.info404 Bristlecone Ct. $430,000

2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1826 sq. ft. Beautiful Log Home, Open Floor Plan

Private Location, Great Views

www.HomeInEstesPark.info610 Landers $275,000

3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1752 sq. ft. New Master Suite with Private Deck, Gorgeous Views

Great Location in a Quiet Neighborhood

www.567LittleBeaver.info567 Little Beaver $899,000

7 Bed, 6 Bath, 4250 sq. ft. Gourmet Kitchen with Many Upgrades, Spacious Floor Plan

4.5 Acres, Majestic Views, Wonderful Outdoor Space

www.MarysLakeCondo.info2625 Marys Lake Rd. 32 $xxxx

2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1504 sq ft Mail Level Living, Open Floor Plan

Wonderful Views, A/C, 2 Fireplaces, Great Amenities

www.BeautifulHomeViews.info1385 Deer Path Ct. $1,090,000

5 Bed, 5 Bath, 5686 sq. ft. Spacious Main Level Living, Gourmet Kitchen

Library, Fitness Room, Master has Private Patio

www.1844Stonegate.info1844 Stonegate $1,125,000

4 Bed, 5 Bath, 4720 sq. ft. Gorgeous Custom Home, Gourmet Kitchen 3 Acres, 2 Master Suites, Incredible Views

www.EstesMtnHome.info185 Meadowview Dr $445,000

3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2448 sq. ft. Spacious Open Floor Plan, Wall of Windows

Wrap Around Deck, Sauna, Oversized 2 Car Heated Garage

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We loaded Frostyand Cedar intothe trailer andit took us all of

20-25 minutes to be in the

park and another few min-utes to park and get themunloaded.

One of the primary rea-sons we like Estes Park isthe above sentence. We loveto ride, and we have as gooda place to ride as there isanywhere.

Its easy on the horses.They dont mind riding inthe trailer, or at least theyload up very easily. In fact,when you start them in,youd better be ready to go

with them.

Frosty is first and he stepsin, takes the two or threesteps to the front of the trail-er, turns and moves his buttover so I can tie his leadrope where he wont step on,or over it and simply closethe divider. Occasionally, Ihave to say, get over, butusually not. Then I offer hima piece of cake, but he willprobably not take it. Once ina while, he indulges me and

eats it.Catherine will have Cedar

at the door, I get hold of therope, pivot and tie the leadrope for her. Thats how

quickly she loads. Shealways eats the cake I offer.They stand, swishing their

tails as we curry them downand spray them with insectrepellent. Im not sure whywe do that. It doesnt lastvery long and they seem toswish their tails, stomp theirfeet and wiggle their hide torid themselves of flies aftertheyre spayed just as muchas before we spray. If theyget a sweat up, the repellentseems to disappear entirely.As long as they dont sweat

too bad, I can smell the bugspray, so at least I feel likewere doing some good.

Frosty has probably beensprayed several hundreds of

times and acts like hes nev-er had it done before. He tol-erates my attentions, but hehas to move around a bitwhile I spray him.

Catherine sprays Cedar,gets some on her hands andwipes Cedars ears, all overher face and that mare ofhers just leans into her likeshes cuddling up to Cathe-rine. Its fun to see.

When were saddled up,its like those two horseshave just been waiting on us.They stand well while we

mount and they dont moveuntil we let them, but assoon as we squeeze ourknees, we are on two horsesthat want to go somewhere.

Let me tell you, if youvenever had the joy of it, ridinga horse that doesnt need tobe urged every step of theway is wonderful. I dont liketo have to push a horsewhen Im riding. I dontthink there is anything moretiring than being on a horsethat you have to kick onestep and smack it with thereins the next. We dont withFrosty and Cedar, and goshits nice.

Ride Easy Pards.....Vic

Just r ng: En oy ng t e Estes exper enceRide Easy

PardVictor T. Anderson

County offers guided hikes, programs in AugustSpecial to the Trail-Gazette

Larimer County hasplans for your sum-mer. Enjoy the follow-ing programs, pre-

sented in the varied OpenSpaces.

On Monday, Aug. 12, at 10a.m, join Larimer County Nat-uralists for Tiny Trekkers, a

program designed for yourtoddler and you. This pro-gram at Devils BackboneOpen Space, located just westof Loveland, off of Hwy. 34,will be a morning filled withcrafts, stories and fun facts. Aparent or guardian mustaccompany the child for thishour-long program. After theprogram, feel free to explorethe open space with yourchild. Program is free. Noregistration required. Pleasedirect questions to Heather at

70-679-4489.On Saturday, Aug. 17 and

Sunday, Aug. 18, the wolves ofolfWood Refuge from

Southwest Colorado will be athe Hermit Park Open Space

Group Pavilion for two days ofp-close-and-personal interac-

ion with wolf ambassadors.wo programs will be held

each day, at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.he wolves will also be avail-

able to visit between thehours of 9:30 a.m. and 8 p.m.,when educational programsare not taking place. No dogsplease. Program is free, but a$6/vehicle entrance permit isrequired. No registration isrequired. Please direct ques-tions to Heather at 970-679-4489.

On Wednesday, Aug. 21,join the Nature Notes Club forits regular August meeting.Youll get the chance to inter-act with nature, whileexpressing your artistic sidethrough journaling, photogra-phy, painting and any othercreative means youd like toexplore. This program will be

stationary, with some easywalking. Approximately3-hour program. Please dressappropriately for the weather,and bring along all of yourjournaling supplies. NatureNotes meetings are typicallyheld on the 1st and 3rdWednesday of the month,usually during the day. Pro-

gram is free, but registrationis required. Contact Heatherat 970- 679-4489 for moredetails, such as time and loca-tion and to sign up.

On Monday, Aug. 26, at 10a.m. join Larimer County Nat-

uralists for Tiny Trekkers,at Devils Backbone OpenSpace. A parent or guardianmust accompany the child forthis hour-long program. Afterthe program, feel free toexplore the open space withyour child! Program is free.No registration required.Please direct questions to

Heather at 970-679-4489.On Saturday, Aug. 31, at 10

a.m., see Messages in Stoneat Devils Backbone. Take a

short hike with Naturalist Ed,through millions of years ofgeologic history visible in andnear Devils Backbone .

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2231 PINEMEADOWDRIVE

A one-level 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on a levelot with great Ponderosa Pine trees. The backyarddeck is private and large (17 x 52). The detachedgarage is oversized with 529 s.f. and attic storage.

Paved circular drive. Lots of room for the family orwould be a great second home/vacation rental.

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6500 E. HIGHWAY 36

New 4BR/4BA, home on 35 acres with spring fedpond, 2 creeks & bordered on 2 sides by Natl forest. Onthe main level, this log-sided home has cathedral ceilings,hickory oors, moss rock double-sided gas replace, alovely kitchen with a gas range, Alder cabinets, black granite

counters, pantry & a breakfast bar. Large windows bring inthe views and a covered deck overlooks the pond. Lowerwalk-out area has 9 ceilings, a kitchen area with wet bar &granite counters. Guest house with attached garage.

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2282 HIGHWAY 66

IDLEWILDE BYTHERIVER2.8 acreproperty with13 vacation cabins plus a managers

quarters on the banks of the Big Thompsonriver.Condominiumized so new owner could sell eachcabinyet retain management. Furniture & appliancesn existing cabins is included plus items to operatehe business. Enjoys 70% returnbusiness.

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techniques and embodied

the culture of their times: In

the early 1970s, a small band

of young rock climbers,

decked out in bandanas,

shades and cutoffs, came

together and blew open the

conventions of climbing.

Dubbing themselves the

Stonemasters, these now-

legendary adventurers estab-lished techniques thatallowed for some of the mostspectacular climbs to bedone with a minimum ofapparatus.

During the era, Accomazzoclimbed with such legends asJohn Bachar and TobinSorenson. His program willfeature photographs andtales of climbs in Yosemite,the Alps and closer to home,the Diamond.

Rick Accomazzo isa climber from Boulder,Colo. He met his wife, Gerry,in Camp 4 in Yosemite, andthey have been married for33 years and now have threegrown children. Today, Rickworks as a real estate lawyerin Denver.

At the start of Mondaysprogram, Estes ValleyLibrary staff and mayor Bill

Pinkham will take part in abrief unveiling ceremony,to announce this falls OneBook One Valley selection.

The librarys Our Won-derful World series is pre-sented as a learning and per-sonal story-tellingopportunity that celebratesmagnificent destinations nearand far. The library offers aspecial thank-you to theWebermeier family and thestaff of National Park Village,as well as the performers ofRocky Mountain Opry, fortheir generosity in providingthis Mondays event space.The location is a stop on theBrown Route of the freeEstes Park shuttle. For moreinformation on the Our Won-derful World series and otherupcoming programs, contactthe library at (970) 586-8116or visit estesvalleylibrary.org.

By Kurtis Kelly


In the world of rockclimbing, the Stone-masters are legendary.Forty years ago, this

otley crew of adventurersincluded some of the best

limbers of the era, andosemite was their primease of operation. As a mem-

er of this special group,Rick Accomazzo climbedith some of the most

amous figures of that era, allhe while enjoying a panora-

a of extraordinary ascents.ccomazzo will be the spe-ial guest for a presentationitled, Stonemasters: Climb-

ing Stories from Yosemite,

he Diamond and the Alps,as part of this Mondays OurWonderful World program,sponsored by the Estes Val-ley Library. The event takesplace on Monday, July 29, at7 p.m. and is held at NationalPark Village in the RockyMountain Opry Theater at

00 Moraine Ave., next to

The Other Side Restaurant.Admission is free and opento all.

In writing about theStonemasters, author JohnLong observes how theseadventurers forged their own

Rick Accomozzo / Courtesy Photo

Rick Accomazzo was a a one-time Stonemaster.

tonemasters:Mondayprogramrecalls daysof renegadeclimbers

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poser who has written musicin a variety of styles and idi-oms over his career, oftencombining disparate stylesin one piece. Commissionedby Orpheus ChamberOrchestra as the final install-ment of their New Branden-burg Project, Sea Orpheusreflects J.S. Bachs Bran-denburg Concerto No. 5and takes its inspiration froma poem by George MackayBrown, the Orcadian poet.

Dont miss Michael Chris-ties final concert conductingthe Colorado Music FestivalChamber Orchestra in EstesPark.

Single Tickets $30. Check

or cash only. Tickets areavailable at the door or inadvance at Macdonald BookShop (152 E. Elkhorn Ave.,Estes Park) or our businessoffice located at HobertOffice Services (1140 Man-ford Ave., Suite A, EstesPark), 970-586-9519. Asalways, all of our concerts

are offered free to studentsand children. To learn moreabout Music Festival con-certs and events, visit ourwebsite at estesparkmusic-festival. org or join our emailat [email protected].

trumpeter play high flourish-es. No. 4 allows the solo vio-lin to soar. Bach switched toharpsichord for ConcertoNo. 5. The BrandenburgConcertos have a lastinginfluence on chamber musicand the solo concerto (someinformation from NPROnline).

Paul Moravec, winner ofthe 2004 Pulitzer Prize inMusic, has composed overone hundred works for theorchestral, chamber, choral,lyric, film, and operaticgenres. He is University Pro-fessor at Adelphi University,recently served as the Artist-in-Residence with the Insti-

tute for Advanced Study inPrinceton, NJ., and in 2010he was elected to the Ameri-can Philosophical Society.His Brandenburg Gate,composed in 2008, isinspired by Bachs Branden-burg Concerto #2, as well asby contemporary events inGermany.

Melinda Wagners LittleMoonhead was inspired byBachs Brandenburg Con-certo No. 4 and includes acelesta in the instrumenta-tion. Wagners chamberworks have been performedby the New York New MusicEnsemble, Network for NewMusic, the Empyrean and

Left Coast Ensembles,Orpheus Chamber Orches-tra and other leading organi-zations. She was awardedthe 1999 Pulitzer Prize inMusic.

Sir Peter Maxwell Daviesis an English composer andconductor and is currentlyMaster of the Queens

Music. He is a prolific com-

By Nancy Stevens


For the past 14 years,many of Estes Parkresidents have wit-nessed the growth

of a world-class music direc-tor in Michael Christie, andnow the music world beck-ons this talented director to

a new position as musicdirector of the MinnesotaOpera. Christies final con-

ert with the Estes ParkMusic Festival will be July29 at 7:30 p.m. at the EstesPark High School auditori-

m. Doors open at 7 p.m.Christie has conducted theChicago Symphony Orches-

ra, the Berlin State Opera,he Helsinki Philharmonicamong many others. He wasmusic director of the Brook-yn Philharmonic and thePhoenix Symphony. Christiewas also chief conductor ofthe Queensland Orchestra inAustralia. Michael has beenmusic director of the Colora-

do Music Festival in Bouldersince 2000.

Bach to theFuture

Few musical works are asloved and as often per-formed as the six Branden-burg Concertos. The Bran-denburgs display a lighter

side of Bachs imperishablegenius. They are a highlightof one of the happiest andmost productive periods inBachs life. Christie will be

onducting Concertos 2, 4and 5. Each of the concertosequires a different combina-ion of instruments withighly skilled musicians.

Concerto No. 2 has the

Courtesy Photo

Music director Michael Christies final concert in Estes Park

will be July 29 at the Estes Park High School auditorium.

on voyage c ae r s e;thanks for the memories

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As you all know, Ialways promoteeating and drink-ing everything in

oderation. And when it

omes to alcohol, the sameis true. Its always a hugefactor with individuals whendiscussing their diet andconsumption of food andbeverages. Beverages areoften forgotten or not catego-rized appropriately for theimpact they play on every-ones diet and weight loss

program. In reality, they canmake or break every diet.

I have a member who fre-quently drops off their CalBerkeley Wellness Letterafter they are done reading itstimulating my brain cells onwhats happening in the

orld of health and fitnessesearch. Coming from this

onths edition (July 2013,ol. 29, Issue 11), the very

ast topic entitled, Lastord, is about weighing in

on alcohol, an important top-ic that does affect our healthin various ways.

Alcohol contains a lot ofcalories. So the question thatthe Cal Berkley newsletterasked is, does it causeweight gain? With all things

being equal, if you simplyadd alcohol into your diet,rather than drink/eat it inplace of other caloric bever-ages or food items, youllgain weight. As far as purealcohol goes, one gram sup-plies nearly twice as manycalories as a gram of carbo-hydrates or protein (7 vs. 4).

But alcohol calories may bedifferent from other calories,according to some research,in that they are burned less

efficiently. Calories fromalcohol are, in effect, a littleless fattening than caloriesfrom carbs or fat, meaningthat we burn and store them

differently than carbohy-drates.

The research on alcoholand weight loss has yieldedinconsistent finding. Statis-tics show that, on average,drinkers are no more likelyto be obese than nondrink-ers. But many variables areinvolved, including the

amount of alcohol con-sumed, the type of beverage,the timing, setting and pat-tern of consumption, andphysiological and psycholog-ical factors.

Gender, as expected, alsoplays a role in how alcoholaffects body weight. CalBerkeley Wellness letter

quotes from a Harvard studyin the Archives of InternalMedicine, 2010: normal-weight women who had one

or two drinks a day gainedless weight over a 13-yearperiod than non-drinkers.They also said that women,unlike men, tend to substi-

tute alcohol for other caloricfood or drink items.

A more recent study,which came out in the Amer-ican Journal of ClinicalNutrition, compared the foodand calorie intake of anationwide sampling of 1,864people on days when theydid and didnt drink alcohol.

On the drinking day, themen consumed 433 extra cal-ories, on average, the majori-ty coming from alcohol(363). The rest of the calo-ries came from foods andother beverages. However,men consumed more pro-tein, fat, sodium and meat onthe drinking day than they

did on their non-drinkingday.

In contrast, women con-sumed an extra 299 calories,on average, on the drinkingday, with almost all of themcoming from the alcoholicbeverages. They didnt eatsignificantly more food thanon other days, though they

also tended to eat more fatand less healthfully on thedrinking days.

Overall, the study lookedat isolated days and said

nothing about changes inbody weight or long-termdietary patterns.

If you are tr ying to watchyour caloric intake, alcoholcan make you less focusedon how much youre eating(this is called dis-inhibition),which might lead to overeat-ing. Thus, most diets dont

include or always advise lim-iting alcoholic beverages.Also, remember there is avast oppor tunity of otherissues surrounding andassociated with alcohol con-sumption.

So back to one of mycore beliefs. Its alwaysand completely about moder-

ation. No matter what youeat, drink or do, what youput into your mouth mustequal or be less than whatyour body does in movementfor the day. Whether its aBig Mac, a bag of carrots ora martini, you must countthe calories, add the exer-cise and understand the con-

sequences. Once again, itsthe simplest equation in theuniverse. In=Out.

Drinks and diet:What is the impactHigh AltitudeHealthDeborah Holmes

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All real estate advertising in this newspaper issubject to the Fair Housing Act, whic h makes itillegal to advertise any preference limitation ordiscrimination based on race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familial status, or nationalorigin, or an intention, to make any suchpreference, limitation, or discrimination.Familial status includes children under the ageof 18 living with parents or legal custodians;pregnant women and people securing custodyof children under 18. This newspaper will notknowingly accept any advertising for realestate which is in violation of the law. Ourreaders are hereby informed that all dwellingsadvertised in this newspaper are available onan equal opportunity basis. To complain ofdiscrimination, call HUD toll-free at1-800-669-9777. The toll-free number for thehearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.


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Barlow Plaza Entertainment.

5:30-7:30 p.m.:

July 26: Elk Hollow FolkConcert

July 27: Dick OrleansFolk/Rock Concert

July 28: Bradley MayhewMagic Show

with Mary DAmbra. InspirationalFolk. Performance ParkAmphitheater. 7 p.m.

Aug 1: Ladies Night with the

Dennis-Tobias Band. Rock.Estes Park Resort. 7 p.m.

Aug 1: Dick Orleans. Folk/Rock.Marys Lake Lodge. 7 p.m.

July 30 & Aug. 1: JamesDavis. Spanish & ClassicalGuitar. Twin Owls Steakhouse. 6p.m.

July 31: Brown Bag Jam.

Highland Music & MinstrelsGifts. 11:30 a.m.

July 31: Dick Orleans.Folk/Rock. Coffee on the Rocks.6 p.m.

July 31: Jerry Barlow. CelticGuitar. TheView at Crags Lodge.6:30 p.m.

July 31: Alex Thoele. Folk.Rock Inn. 6:30 p.m.

July 31: Cowboy Brad Fitch.

Country/Pop. YMCA OutdoorAmphitheater. 7 p.m.

July 31: Wednesday Night atPerform-ance Park with ElkHollow. Folk. Performance ParkAmphitheater. 7 p.m.

July 31: Open Mic with JustinFaye. Lonigans. 9 p.m.

Aug 1: Schaefer Welch.Acoustic 70s rock. Rock Inn. 6p.m.

Aug 1: Scott Von. Roots/Folk.The Viewat Crags Lodge. 6:30p.m.

Aug 1: Thursday Night Live

July 27: Amanda Valley. Piano.Estes Park Resort. 6 p.m.

July 27: Cowboy Brad.Cowboy/Pop. Elk Meadow RVResort. 7 p.m.

July 27: Just Jill. Rock. RockInn. 7 p.m.

July 27: Dennis-Tobias Band.Rock. MarysLake Lodge. 8 p.m.

July 28: Dick Orleans.Folk/Rock. Marys Lake Lodge. 6p.m.

July 28: Neal Whitlock.Acoustic rock. Rock Inn. 6 p.m.

July 28: Branden Sipes.Pop/Rock. The View at CragsLodge. 6:30 p.m.

July 28-30: Cowboy Sing-along. Cowboy/ Pop. Bond Park.7 p.m.

July 29: Dick Orleans.Folk/Rock. The View at CragsLodge. 6:30 p.m.

July 29: Colorado MusicFestival Chamber Orchestraconcert from the Estes Park

Music Festival. Estes Park HighSchool Auditorium. 7:30 p.m.

July 30: Kort McCumber.Country/Blue-grass. The View atCrags Lodge. 6:30 p.m.

Music July 26: Music on theRiverwalk with the Dennis-TobiasBand. Rock. Along the Riverwalkby Aspen & Evergreen. 5 p.m.

July 26: Live Music at TheCascades. Stanley Hotel. 5 p.m.

July 26: Bob Smallwood.Country. The View at CragsLodge. 6:30 p.m.

July 26: Praise in the Park.Concert. Bond Park. 7 p.m.

July 26: Live Music FridayNights. Waterfront Grille. 7 p.m.

July 26: Laurie Dameron. Folkto Jazz. Marys Lake Lodge. 8p.m.

July 26: Karaoke. Lonigans. 9p.m.

July 26, 27: Ray Young. Jazzpiano. Nickys Restaurant. 6p.m.

July 26-28: Rocky Ridge Musicenter Student Concerts. Rocky

Ridge Music Center. 3:30 &7:30 p.m. Friday, 3:30 p.m.

Saturday, and 10:30 a.m. onSunday.

July 26, 31: Karaoke with Theurst DJ. Elk Meadow Lodge &

RV Resort. 6 p.m.

vemus c Estes Park RadioKREV 104.7 FM Estes Park Community radio.http://web.mac.com/krev1047KREV1047/home.htm

Monday-Friday6--9 a.m. Morning Music

9--10 a.m. Whats the Word

10--Noon Sounds from the

50sNoon--2 p.m. Jazz and Big Band

2--3 p.m. Lux Radio Theater

3--4 p.m. Afternoon Classical

4--5 p.m. Footlight Parade

5--7 p.m. Dinner Music

7--9 p.m. Evening Classical

9--11 p.m. Lights Down Low

11 p.m.--6 a.m. All Night

Music

Saturday6--9 a.m. Morning Music

9--1 a.m. Old Time Radio

Shows

11 a.m.--1 p.m. Music

1920s -1940s

1--3 p.m. Pauls Show

3--5 p.m. An Into the Music

5--7 p.m. Hwy 61

7--9 p.m. Dinner Music Easy

Listening

9 p.m.--12 a.m. Evening

Classical

12 -- 6 a.m. All-Night Music

Sunday6--8 a.m. Praise Music

8--10 a.m. Hymns

10--11 a.m. Inspirational

Messages

11 a.m.--1 p.m. Pauls Show

1--3 p.m. Afternoon Classical

3--5 p.m. Folk Music

5--7 p.m. Dinner Music

7--9 p.m. Traditional Jazz

9 p.m.--Midnight Evening

Classical

Midnight-- 6 a.m. All-Night Music

FIRST COLORADO REALTY When you want to know about

Estes Park area real estate, call the experienced professionalsat First Colorado Realty. We specialize in primary and vacation

homes and condos, vacant land and commercial property.

Call 586-3333 or 800-401-7750.

PEAK REALTY

When you are looking for your perfect piece of the Rockies, get

the power of Peak Realty. Call us at 800- 530-8812 or, locally,

970-586-9551. Stop by our new location at 433A West Elkhorn

Ave. in Estes Park.

COLDWELL BANKER - ESTES VILLAGE PROPERTIES

Where the Estes Valley has been coming for real estate solutions

for over 25 years. We combine Coldwell Bankers global

resources with our local expertise and small-town way of doing

business to make your real estate transactions both successful

and enjoyable. For the most complete and current listings in the

Estes Valley, visit us at 320 E. Elkhorn, call us at 586-4425, or

toll-free at 1-800-726-1405. Or visit us at

www. estesparkrealestate.com.

MOUNTAIN PARADISE REAL ESTATE

For 32 years of real estate experience in Estes Park,

call (970) 586-0713 or visit our website at

www. mountainparadiserealestate.com.

PRUDENTIAL TEAM REALTY

Dating back to 1875, the Prudential name, along with the Rock

logo, has stood for strength, stability and integrity. When home

buyers and sellers see a Prudential Team Realty sign in your

yard, they will link the Rock with remarkable service, quality

and trust. Prudential Team Realty in Estes Park adds to this

image with over 165 years of combined Broker real estate

experience. Visit our ofce in the Stanley Village Shopping

Center.

RE/MAX MOUNTAIN BROKERS

RE/MAX Associates average twice the experience & three times

as many sales per agent than other real estate professionals.

When its time to sell or buy, its time to turn to RE/MAX. The

hometown experts with a world of experience. Call today.

970-586-5324 or 1-800-827-8780. Tour our listings at

www.remaxmountain- brokers-estes-park-colorado.com.

RANGE REALTY

We are the oldest real estate company in Estes Park, offering

you professional and friendly service for all your real estate

needs. Please call us at 970-586-2345, or visit our website, at

www.rangerealty.com

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Computercommonsclosingearly on

SaturdaySpecial to the Trail-Gazette

The Computer Com-mons and secondfloor of the Estes Val-ley Library will close

early this week on Saturday,

uly 27, to allow for a familyistory workshop. Thepstairs section will close at

3:30 p.m. Saturday, to be fol-owed by the 4 p.m. work-

shop titled, Learn to Usencestry.com.

While registration for Sat-rdays workshop is com-letely full, interested indi-

iduals not yet registeredare encouraged to watch foruture Ancestry.com work-

shops, to be scheduled atater dates.

Those needing computeraccess at the library on Sat-

rday are encouraged toome early, in advance of the

3:30 p.m. Computer Com-ons closure. The first floor

of the library will remainopen regular hours on Satur-day until 5 p.m.

For more information, con-act the library at 970-586-

8116 or visit estesvalleyli-rary.org.

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