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Park County Past: Mining and construction were stalled due to winter weather

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By Alison Brown
| The Flume
145 years ago From the Jan. 6, 1881, edition of the Fairplay Flume • Capt. W. H. White, one of the oldest settlers on Currant Creek, was in town Monday and reports heavy snow falls and severe weather for that section. He says much more snow has fallen about there than in the neighborhood of Fairplay. Richard Tremayne also informs us that the same is true of West Four-Mile. These localities are fully 2,000 feet lower than Fairplay.
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What Urbint's $325 million acquisition says about selling to utilities

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By Jim Kapsis, Alison Brown
| Latitude Media
This piece was adapted from The Ad Hoc Group’s newsletter, The Gist. Last month, the energy and water resource management company Itron announced its $325 million acquisition of Urbint, marking a significant exit in the climate resilience software space. Urbint is a software company that uses artificial intelligence to predict threats to critical infrastructure and workers, founded in 2015. The deal comes at an interesting time in the climate tech and clean energy market.
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Alison Brown recognised in 100 Most Influential Women by Financial News

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By Alison Brown
| Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer's US Growth and Strategic Integration Executive Partner Alison Brown has been named in Financial News' 100 Most Influential Women list – one of 25 new entrants this year. Now in its 19th year, the list recognises senior female leaders in financial, legal and professional services. Over the past year, Alison has played a pivotal role in the combination between Herbert Smith Freehills and Kramer Levin, from inception to launch.
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