The Silverthorne Pulse

During an unprecedented time filled with so much uncertainty, one thing is for sure: Silverthorne’s got heart. There are heartwarming stories about businesses, nonprofits and people helping people in extraordinary ways – from FIRC’s 1,997 meals served weekly to the hundreds of donors who have stepped up to support the Summit Foundation community cares fund, our community is brimming with generosity.  But this neighborly love isn’t anything new to Silverthorne. Let’s take a look back at the stories of three local heroes we shared last year. #1 Jim Buckler helps …

Updated Wednesday, March 25. If you have edits or additions, please email knayden@silverthorne.org. For a list of restaurants open in Silverthorne, click here. Grocery Stores Target Shopping for people 65 and older, pregnant women or those defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as vulnerable or at-risk on Wednesdays from 8-9:00 a.m. 715 Blue River Parkway 970-468-2268 Liquor Stores & Dispensaries Locals Liquors Curbside Delivery available if customers would like. Steaks, beef, seafood, soup and bacon in stock. 345 Blue River Parkway 970-262-1200 Plain Jane’s Liquors 191 Blue …

*Updated Wednesday, March 25, 2020. If you have edits or additions, please email knayden@silverthorne.org. Angry James Brewing CompanyPickup Beer Only421 Adams Avenue 970-455-8800 Arby’s Drive Thru or Delivery165 Stephens Way970-468-242 Argentos Empanadas & MorePickup or Delivery over $40273 Summit Place Shopping Center970-368-6512 Bamboo GardenPickup190 Summit Place Shopping Center 970-468-6888 Blue Moon BakeryPickup253 Summit Place Shopping Center970-513-0669 Chipotle Mexican Grill Pickup247 Rainbow Drive970-468-0520 Dunkin DonutsDrive Thru120 Blue River Parkway970-468-0520 Fiesta JaliscoPickup269 Summit Place Shopping Center 970-468-9552 Fritanga’s Mexican Restaurant Pickup 102 Annie Road970-468-4891 JJ Chinese Seafood RestaurantPickup290 Summit Place Shopping Center …

Tuesday, March 17, 2020. The Town of Silverthorne was informed on Thursday, March 12, that a Silverthorne Recreation Center employee was being tested for COVID-19. The employee provided a sample for testing at a Grand County medical facility on March 12. The Town was informed today, March 17, of the result of that test, and the employee has tested presumptive positive for COVID-19. The employee’s positive test result is being counted in Grand County, CO and is not included in the three positive cases announced today, March 17, in Summit …

Monday, March 16, 2020. The Town of Silverthorne continues to closely monitor the rapidly evolving COVID-19 virus and its impacts on our mountain community. The Town is working with Summit County and all other towns to do our best to protect the health and safety of our employees, residents and visitors. On Sunday, March 15, Summit County released a standing public health order relating to public events. All large events of more than 50 people until further notice have been prohibited. Events or gatherings of less than 50 attendees are …

Friday, March 13, 2020. As announced Thursday, March 12, the Silverthorne Recreation Center is currently closed until further notice. The Town of Silverthorne was informed on Thursday that a Silverthorne Recreation Center employee is being tested for COVID-19. The town has not yet received an update on the COVID-19 test results. To maintain the priority of health and safety for our visitors and employees, the Town of Silverthorne closed the Silverthorne Recreation Center and does not have an estimated reopening date at this time. However, the closure is expected to …

Thursday, March 12, 2020. The Town of Silverthorne greatly values and prioritizes the health and safety of its community members. As concerns grow around COVID-19, town officials are committed to transparent communication. The Town of Silverthorne has been informed that a Silverthorne Recreation Center employee is being tested for COVID-19. The employee being tested for COVID-19 last worked at the Silverthorne Recreation Center in the aquatics area on the evening of March 4, and visited the Recreation Center as a guest on March 9. To maintain the priority of health …