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PHOTOS: Back on the ice for wintertime fun at the Glenwood Springs Community Center

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Chelsea Self
  

Operations and skating are in full swing at the Glenwood Springs ice rink after it shut down briefly from late November to mid December due to a mechanical failure. Open public skate, hockey drop-in and practices are underway daily at the ice rink located at the Glenwood Springs Community Center.

Two-year-old Charlotte Rohe and her mom, Cari, enjoy the open skate hour at the Glenwood Springs ice rink on Monday afternoon.
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Thane Newton grabs some skate rentals for people during public open skate at the Glenwood Springs ice rink on Monday afternoon.
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Troy Benson runs the zamboni around the ice rink before the drop-in hockey hour at the Glenwood Springs Ice Rink.
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Thane Newton works on putting away skate rentals at the Glenwood Springs ice rink on Monday afternoon.
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A young ice skater practices at the Glenwood Springs ice rink during open skate on Monday afternoon.
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Troy Benson cuts the ice with the zamboni at the Glenwood Springs ice rink last Thursday.
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Troy Benson runs the zamboni around the ice rink before the drop-in hockey hour at the Glenwood Springs ice rink.
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Troy Benson shovels shaved ice from the rink after running the zamboni at the Glenwood Springs ice rink.
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Visual Journalist Chelsea Self can be reached at 970-384-9108 or cself@postindependent.com

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