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CityLink connects callers to FAQs
The city of Steamboat Springs is spreading the word to residents on how it can better answer questions and send out information.
Briefs for Monday, Dec. 22
Volunteers needed to help with FIS races Dec. 30, 31
Tom Ross: An unexpected 'greeting' from Hunter S. Thompson
Chance encounter with minister lands signed copy of counterculture classic
In my experience, among people who observe the secular aspects of Dec. 25, there are two kinds: those who open their packages the moment they are dropped on the front stoop, and those who wait until at least Christmas Eve to savage the wrapping paper. I've always been among the latter, believing that the best part of receiving gifts during the holidays is stashing them under the tree and contemplating their mysterious contents.
Focus group to establish goals
After almost a year of meetings, the water focus group decided to form a subcommittee to look at establishing its policies, goals and objectives.
Overland store returns after hiatus
A retail store that left Lincoln Avenue 19 months ago has returned in a new location.
Banner to advertise events
Hayden officials hope to hang a sign across U.S. Highway 40
The Colorado Department of Transportation has calculated that about 8,000 vehicles pass through downtown Hayden on U.S. Highway 40 each day. The town of Hayden, the Hayden Chamber of Commerce and several supporting businesses and organizations agree that one of the best ways to advertise community events is to target these motorists by direct advertising.
The Record for Dec. 22
Saturday, Dec. 20 1:54 a.m. People reportedly were arguing in the 400 block of Lincoln Avenue. The incident was resolved.
United Way fulfills wishes
Routt County program helps less fortunate over holidays
Christmas wishes are coming true in Routt County once again this year.
Happenings for Monday, Dec. 22
MONDAY n The Oak Creek Library hosts preschool story-hour at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Mondays. Call 736-8371.
Sitter running for House
McInnis will no longer be representing 3rd Congressional District
When Republican Scott McInnis announced he would be ending his six-term run as representative for the 3rd Congressional District, he told supporters he had spent an estimated 3,600 nights away from home, flown 3 million miles and driven 50,000 miles annually over almost a dozen years.
