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Join ON THE HILL host Sean Naylor for a powder run down Ripsaw in Beaver Creek on St. Patrick’s Day weekend, complete with a preview of upcoming Spring Break events across the Vail Valley.

By the end of the year, more locals and the workforce population will be able to call the town of Vail home. That’s thanks to a partnership between Triumph Development and the town of Vail. Timber Ridge Village is a public-private partnership that brings seven new buildings to the North Frontage Road location that housed the original Timber Ridge for decades before construction began last October. 

“We started working with the Vail Town ߣÏÈÉú about what the goals were at this location, and we identified this is one of the last main locations to increase density,” said Mike Foster with Triumph Development. “After sketching up plans and balancing the parking that was needed, we came up with 302 homes compared to the 96 homes in the original Timber Ridge buildings.” 

These new energy efficient homes have floor plans that range from studios to four-bedroom units. There are also common areas for gatherings, rooftop decks, bike storage, parking garage and a bus stop that can accommodate the town and county buses to give people more access to places without a car. 

“It’s so great that there is finally a project like this that has the workforce in mind,” Foster said. 

The one-bedroom and two-bedroom units are the fastest selling products, and in addition to individuals buying, employers are buying property to house their staff. 

These homes are deed-restricted and there is a list of criteria to qualify for Timber Ridge Village on the website, but mainly the home needs to be occupied by an employee of an Eagle County business. There is no price appreciation cap on the future sale of the home.

To learn more, check out the Off the Hill video and hear from Foster and see floor plans and renderings. You can also visit .

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Join host Sean Naylor on a ride through the trees in the Strawberry Park area of Beaver Creek on a 7-inch powder day.

Take an Opening Day powder cruise with host Sean Naylor as he shares one of his favorite Thanksgiving traditions.

A video circulating on social media posted by Amy Holm on Jan. 23 showed a moose running around the slopes at Winter Park Resort.

According to Holm, she did not see anyone get hurt. The resort did not respond to requests about the incident, so no more information was available.

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Vail Daily reporter John LaConte enjoys sunny skies and deep snow in Outer Mongolia Bowl on Vail Mountain after nine straight days of snowfall.

Vail Daily reporter John LaConte snowboards Vail Mountain after the resort received nearly 3.5 feet of snow in a 9-day span, culminating with 13 inches in 24 hours on Jan. 14.

Vail Daily reporter John LaConte takes viewers for a cold run down Upper Born Free after Vail Mountain received 4 inches of fresh snow on Wednesday, Jan. 10.

Vail Daily reporter John LaConte takes viewers to a stash spot on Vail Mountain where the powder is deep. Vail has received about a foot of snow so far in January, with more on the way.