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Local artist Becky Pearon's Summer in Breckenridge now available in a larger size!

Order 10" x 8" double matte for $12.95

Order 16" x 20" double matte for $39.95

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Get a head start on your holiday shopping with some 2010 Calendars!

 

 

Join us for a signing this Saturday, August 29th!

From 1:00 until 3:00pm Sandra Dallas will be signing copies of her new book, Prayers for Sale.  Light refreshements will be provided.

 

Other novels by Sandra Dallas:

Tallgrass - New Mercies - The Chili Queen - Alice's Tulips - The Diary of Mattie Spencer - The Persian Pickle Club - Buster Midnight's Cafe

 

BRECKENRIDGE: 150 Years of Golden History

by Mary Ellen Gilliland

New this summer, Gilliland's history of Breckenridge takes readers on a journey through time from 1859 until present with the most accurate and updated facts available.

 

 

Friday, January 23

 

 

coffee, cocoa & cookies provided

 

 

Come join professional skier, editor, producer and author, Bill Kerig, for a signing of his book The Edge of Never (Stone Creek Publishers).

 

In the world of big-mountain skiing, Trevor Petersen was a legend. Appearing in countless films, magazines and photo shoots, his ponytail flying behind him, he was the very embodiment of the freewheeling spirit of extreme skiing in the 1980s and early ’90s.

 

Then it all came to an end. On February 26, 1996, while skiing in Chamonix, France – the so-called Death Sport Capital of the World – an avalanche swept Trevor away. His body was found sitting up in the snow as if gazing at the mountains he loved.

Nearly a decade later, Trevor’s fifteen-year-old son, Kye Petersen, a rising star in his own right, traveled to Chamonix to ski the run that took his father’s life and, with the aid of some of the world’s greatest ski mountaineers, to become a member of skiing’s big-mountain tribe.

There to chronicle Kye’s story was William A. Kerig, a filmmaker with a dream of his own – to create a film about the soul of big-mountain skiing and the band of mountaineers who ski the steepest, wildest, most dangerous terrain in the world.

In The Edge of Never, Kerig gives us not only a ripping adventure tale about a young man coming of age but a frank and subtle portrait of the extreme skiers who "live big" in the face of death and risk everything to experience the fullness of life in the mountains.

 

The Catch

By: Archer Mayor

SMP Press

 

Joe Gunther, a Vermont cop for most of his adult life and now the head of the VBI (Vermont Bureau of Investigation) gets the call that every law enforcement person hates and every friend and family member of a policeman fears -- a cop has been shot and killed.  A deputy sheriff was shot to death during a routine traffic stop on a dark country road.  From what can been seen on the cruiser's tape recorder of the killers, it is believed that they were a couple of Boston-based drug runners who had been stopped by the deputy on their way from Canada down to Boston.   Which is what brings Gunther and his team to the investigation - an attempt to shut down the major drug running operation.  Specially that of one Alan Budney, disaffected son of a lobsterman, now a drug kingpin, who uses the closed, clannish lobster fishing community and his extended family in particular, to move drugs along the New England coast.