Lucy Peterson is a journalist with a focus on local news, particularly in the Aspen area of Colorado. She covers a range of topics including education, community events, housing, and local government. Her work has been featured in The Aspen Times, BenefitsPRO, Vail Daily, PropertyCasualty360.com, and The San Luis Obispo Tribune newspaper.
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Based on Lucy Peterson's coverage, she focuses on local news and community events in the Aspen and Snowmass Village areas. She frequently covers government announcements, events, business & industry, education, government & politics, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
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Twenty-one percent of employees argue their organizations' DEI efforts don't go far enough.
City of Aspen voters will be polled on their opinions on the preferred alternative, which would reroute Highway 82 over the Marolt and Thomas open spaces and link it to Main Street, and other Castle Creek Bridge alternatives.
First-time council member-elect Cecily DeAngelo will join a historic female majority on the Snowmass Village Town Council.
Aspen City Council members are torn on a proposed housing stipend pilot program that would provide a monthly stipend to municipal employees who aren’t currently subsidized.
The Aspen City Council is torn on a proposed city employee housing stipend pilot program that city staff proposed for the 2025 budget. It would help city employees who do not live in subsidized housing to acquire housing closer to where they work.
The Aspen City Council voted not to review the Historic Preservation Commission’s decision to grant developer Mark Hunt approval to raze and deconstruct the last remaining wall on the old Crystal Palace building. The vote failed 2-2.
More than 3 in 5 employees say they would consider leaving their current job for one with more robust benefits, even if it meant taking lower compensation.
By: Lucy Peterson
Aspen’s March municipal ballot could see two questions derived from citizen’s petitions, aimed at different outcomes for the entrance to Aspen discussion.
By: Lucy Peterson
Executives are 35% more likely than workers to say their organization actively engages in improving company culture.
The Aspen School District formed a task force to look at its spending and identify places to cut expenses so it can rebuild its low reserve balance.
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