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Obama Couples Praise for Burmese Leader With Warning Against Violence May 21, 2013

President Obama encouraged the political and economic reforms in Myanmar, but warned the country’s visiting leader, President Thein Sein, that violence against minority Muslims had to stop.

Spring Fever hits Breckenridge!

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Bob Berwyn

Julian Marley is one of the headliners at the 2012 Breckenridge Spring Fever concert series.

50th season ends in style with free concert series at Peak 8

By Summit Voice

SUMMIT COUNTY — The Tenmile Range will once again reverberate with the tasty sounds of reggae, soul and fusiongrass, as Juliam Marley, Leftover Salmon and Rusted Root take to the stage at Peak 8 during the annual Spring Fever concert series.

The season-ending celebration will cap off the ski area’s 50th season in style on a specially built slopeside stage facing the “beach” at One Ski Hill Place. The concerts set for 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays starting March 24 through the end of the season. (more…)

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Breckenridge: Rusted Root plays free 4th of July show

Posted on June 22, 2011 by Jenney Coberly

Holiday also features chalk art, trail running, mountain bike racing

Rusted Root. Click on the image to go to the band's website.

By Jenney Coberly

BRECKENRIDGE — The High Country will rock to the sounds of Rusted Root on Independence Day, as the Pittsburgh-based band plays a free 2 p.m. show at the Riverwalk Center.

According to Denver Westword, “When Rusted Root formed in Pittsburgh in 1990, it made a world-beat influenced splash with a series of releases throughout the decade. During this creative period, the band released its most commercially successful song, “Send Me On My Way.” The tune, which has been used on soundtracks for films like Matilda and Ice Age, features the hard-driving percussion and vocal style that have come to define the group’s sound.”

Read the full article in Westword, which includes an interview with band founder and singer/guitarist Michael Glabicki by Nick Hutchinson. The non-ticketed show will take place at 2 p.m. at the Riverwalk Center.

Click for more great 4th of July events, including the parade and fireworks.

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