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Wellness & Travel: A new wave of sauna tourism is spreading as researchers explore how heat may help mental health, from communal sauna culture in places like Oslo to growing interest in heat-and-cold routines. Caregiving & Community: A story on dementia caregivers highlights the strain on families and the need for support networks—an issue that affects many Colorado visitors with loved ones at home. Road-Trip Safety for Colorado Outdoors: With hunting season underway, Colorado officials urge hikers to wear bright colors, stick to established trails, and plan around peak hunting hours. Local Tourism & Development: Longmont’s downtown southern gateway has been designated blighted, setting the stage for a transit hub and new investment tied to commuter rail dreams and Front Range Community College expansion. Transportation Updates: CDOT crews are wrapping major work on I-70 Exit 203 in Frisco, with daytime closures and a winter shutdown approaching—plan ahead for fall travel. Public Lands Access: BLM launches “All Americans Outside” to expand hiking, camping, volunteering, and outdoor careers for people of all abilities. Denver Area Events: PorchFest drew nearly 200 bands across about 100 porches, underscoring Denver’s strong festival scene and easy weekend plans for visitors.

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The Travel Society marks 40 years with record sales and expansion plans

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