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For high, tight spaces, use trailers & climbers
Describes some of my Steamboat hiking buddies.
DI teaches students to solve problems, think on feet
Regurgitating answers correctly on a quiz is a good way to get an "A"; it may even help you win a round of Trivial Pursuit.
Mayer looks to make move in finals
Olympic silver medalist Travis Mayer overcame a slight mistake on his top air Wednesday en route to placing third in a qualifying round at the 2003 World Championship Mogul Finals.
Steamboat boys, girls teams look to rebound
Kelly Meek said his basketball team has to put the recent loss at Moffat County behind it because this weekend's opponents -- Glenwood Springs and Rifle -- surely don't care what happened to Steamboat Springs a week ago.
Achieving greatness
Wrestlers victorious in different ways
Kelly Chambers and Josh Iacovetto wave and say hello whenever they cross paths.
NIGHTLIFE
Today Swivel Hip Smith plays funk music at the Wolf Den Tavern, 703 Lincoln Ave. Call 871-0008 for more information.
Topping the charts
The book "Hiking the Boat II" is No. 1 on Off the Beaten Path's list of the top 100 books sold in 2002.
Realtors step in to help school
Soroco girls basketball team gets new jerseys
Soroco Middle School girls basketball players got new uniforms just in time for their team pictures, thanks to the generosity of strangers.
Promotions boosting skiers
Several attractive packages offered to get visitors here
Promotions offered by United Airlines and the Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. are contributing to Steamboat's early February tourism.
Board sticks with selective skyline regulations
Restrictions on the height and appearance of homes built on ridges should not apply to selective areas of Routt County, county planning commissioners said Thursday night.
Rancher cleans up at stock show
Wille's sheep earn several honors at prestigious event
Sheep ranching is a labor of love for longtime local Rod Wille.
Students showcase talents
For roughly 40 years, local children and high school students have been able to strut their stuff in the Kiwanis' "Stars of Tomorrow" talent contest.
EDGE OF STEAMBOAT
What do you say?
The first thing I learned about newspaper column writing is that no one really cares about the writer.
Snowboard style
The next Small Works Gallery show will have three times as many entries as any other show in the history of gallery.
The Record for Jan. 31
Wednesday, Jan. 29 12:22 a.m. A motorist was stopped near BMC West and found to have 2 to 3 pounds of marijuana in his car trunk. Police arrested the man.
State bill would be damaging to efforts
Plan may end deed restrictions on affordable housing
City Council members are worriedly charting the progress of a state Senate bill that could wipe out deed restrictions on affordable housing.
In remembrance
Helmets on sale in honor of fallen teen
Gina Gmeiner owns a ski helmet, but she didn't wear it regularly until her close friend, Landon Sawyer, was killed in a skiing accident. The accident happened one year ago Saturday.
Leaders to attend mediation
Officials will attempt to better their working relationship
Eight months after Superintendent Cyndy Simms' performance evaluation of Strawberry Park Principal John DeVincentis sparked controversy in the school district, the two administrators will go through mediation in an attempt to better their working relationship.
Fielder presenting slide show in Steamboat
Nature photographer John Fielder said he's probably driven on every road in Colorado over the past 30 years, capturing the state's most beautiful open spaces on film.
McInnis to introduce wildfire legislation
Congressman Scott McInnis doesn't want a fiery sequel to last summer.
