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BreckenridgeLinks.com Screen Shot BreckenridgeLinks.com is an online directory that serves the Breckenridge, Colorado Community. The yellow-page like directory serves as a resource of website link listings to businesses and organizations. BreckenridgeLinks.com also has a Classifieds section, as well as a Coupon Savings Directory, & much more.

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Businesses, Organizations, Non-profits, - basically anyone with a non-offensive website or webpage may have a FREE link listing at BreckenridgeLinks.com.

If your business or organization does not have a website, then we can design a web advertisement that serves as your web presence for a small one-time fee of just $52. Your web ad will be hosted in the BreckenridgeLinks directory, and you can tell your customers and clientele to find you at BreckenridgeLinks.com. This is a great alternative for business owners who would like to benefit from marketing exposure on the internet, without having to pay a lot of money on a full blown website.

Coupon Savings have come to BreckenridgeLinks.com and we are now proud to offer this service to any business or organization wanting to market additionally through the use of printable online coupons. Customers simply find your coupon at BreckenridgeLinks.com and print it off to redeem at your business. Coupon advertisement pages are $52 and run as long as you wish.

BreckenridgeLinks.com also has a popular Classifieds Section. For just $9.95 you can add a classified advertisement that runs as long as you need it to run. Popular categories are Real Estate, Autos, Merchandise, - even personals! Photo Classifieds are just $14.95 and also have NO TIME LIMIT!

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Kidnapped Colo. Springs woman alerts police with cell phone
COLORADO SPRINGS A woman abducted from a Target parking lot by a man who hit her head with a brick, bound her with tape and threw her in the back of her car used a cell phone to alert police.
Severe weather leaves 22 dead in Southeast
PICHER, Okla. Crews and search dogs hunted Sunday for survivors or bodies in piles of debris after tornadoes and storms rumbled across the region a day earlier and killed at least 22 people in three states.
Democratic district meeting attracts 38 Summit residents
Large numbers of newcomer delegates participated in 2nd Congressional District Assembly and Convention in Westminster Saturday
IB ... PYP ... so what does it mean to students?
Following a process that started about four years ago, Breckenridge and Dillon Valley elementary schools recently became authorized in the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP).
Breckenridge Main Street closures continue
BRECKENRIDGE Starting today, Breckenridge's Main Street will close to allow workers install a storm pipe between Wellington Road and Washington Avenue.
Loveland hopes to add cat skiing operation
New terrain could help draw more Front Range skiers
Two mothers provide for children from difficult backgrounds
SUMMIT COUNTY Simply put, the job of a mother is not easy. It is a selfless undertaking that requires an enormous amount of patience, a lot of love, and the ability to put yourself second, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Congressional candidate Polis makes his case
FRISCO What America needs most is effective national leadership to meet urgent challenges such as global warming, the faltering economy, and the war in Iraq, Democratic congressional candidate Jared Polis said during a campaign swing through the...
Virtual biking in Breckenridge
Rec Center's new interactive fitness bikes are a big hit
Congressmen, group protest plan to purge Rocky Flats records
DENVER Colorado Congressmen Ed Perlmutter and Mark Udall are objecting to plans by the Department of Energy to digitally copy and then destroy 500 boxes of records from the former Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant.

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