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Sterling nightclub gets its own liquor license

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By Lucy Peterson Verified
| Aspen Daily News Verified
Nightclub closed temporarily after Bear Den removed it from shared permit The Sterling Aspen can now operate under its own liquor license.Jason Charme/Aspen Daily News The Sterling Aspen nightclub was granted its own liquor license this week, after its previous alcoholic beverage permit was thrown into limbo earlier this summer. The city of Aspen’s local licensing authority board voted 3-1 to issue a new liquor license to Sterling owners Andrew Sandler and Sam Lee.
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City of Aspen employees likely to get raises

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By Lucy Peterson Verified
| Aspen Daily News Verified
Officials seek $3.5M in 2027 budget for one-time salary adjustments City of Aspen employees stand to gain an average increase in salary of 7% in 2027. Officials say the raises are necessary to be competitive. The Aspen City Council will vote on the increase during this fall’s budget process.Aspen Daily News file The city of Aspen wants to spend about $3.5 million in 2027 on one-time salary adjustments for city employees to keep Aspen’s salaries competitive.
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Aspen Area Community Trust receives nonprofit status

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By Lucy Peterson Verified
| KAJX-FM (Aspen, CO) Verified
The Aspen Area Community Trust is making headway after receiving its formal 501(c)3 nonprofit status from the Internal Revenue Service in mid-June. The community land trust aimed at preserving local businesses . It’s the first land trust of its kind, and, as such, requires some navigating to establish the model that will preserve properties for local businesses, AACT Board President Ann Mullins previously said.
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