Stories for July 4, 2002

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EDGE OF THE BOAT

Something to be proud of

Don't ever underestimate teen-agers with a dream. Though the stereotype of the lazy, think-they-know-more-than-you-do teen-ager still lingers in American culture, and in some cases is proudly represented, to say that it completes a teenager's psyche is off.

Fund-raiser meant for locals to learn about community

Even the quaint culture of the Yampa Valley tends to have small communities that don't intermingle that often.

Steamboat's patriotism shines during parade

Since he was only 2 years old, Jonathan Milne, 8, has participated in the Fourth of July parade in Steamboat Springs.

Lights, camera, action!

It might have never been done before: The filming of a feature-length movie with actors and a crew (except for the director and producer) all under the age of 20. All were from the Yampa Valley and the film was shot completely in and around Steamboat Springs.

High Country Garden Tour offers a 'melody of color'

It looks as if plants and flowers in Steamboat Springs will be in full bloom this weekend when the seventh annual High Country Garden Tour takes place, Camille Fisher said.

Entertainment abounds at Summerfest

Rob Walker strolled onto the grass of the Hayden Town Park with a straightjacket in his hands. He lifted it and smiled.

James Brown rocks the Independence Incident

Dancers raised a cloud of dust around the stage at the Tennis Meadows Thursday while the String Cheese Incident, James Brown and Corey Harris brought the crowd funk, bluegrass and blues tunes.

Concert series begins Sunday

The only thing better than good live music outdoors is free good live music in the outdoors. Fortunately for people in Steamboat Springs, there is a lot of free music to choose from.

NIGHTLIFE

Today Geoffrey Halford, a melodic singer-songwriter playing bluesy roots rock and roll, plays at the Tugboat, 1860 Ski Time Square 21 and older only. Call 879-7070 for more information.

Chariot racing revs up on Saturday

For some ranchers, possessing a chariot is sort of like having a boat or a motor home. Each provides some pleasure and enjoyment for its owner when times or business is slow.