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Council wants public input on tax policy
The City Council said it wants to start holding public meetings on its tax policy, regardless of the outcome of a November property tax vote.
Sales tax up for first time since January
In August, for the first time since January, city sales tax revenues exceeded last year's figures.
Ford, Schrage win awards
Chamber, Pilot present Navigator Award to top business people
Scott Ford and Rod Schrage were called out in front of their peers Wednesday and presented with the top awards business people can receive in Steamboat Springs.
WSC ski swap this weekend
It's one of the biggest days of the ski season -- even though opening day is more than a month away.
Parking hours to change
Enforcement should step up in December
Stricter enforcement of downtown parking rules and changes in the two-hour restricted parking times should be in place before the busy winter season begins.
Fan frustrates neighbors
Officials: Noise from Twentymile Coal Co. to be resolved soon
Noise from a fan used at Twentymile Coal Co. has frustrated nearby residents in recent months, but the company said it planned to install a muffler to silence the noise by the end of this year.
Core Trail extension open west of Steamboat
The paved portion of the Yampa River Core Trail is now about 500 feet longer.
Volleyball districts to be held at Soroco
The volleyball season will be on the line this weekend for several Western Slope teams visiting Oak Creek.
WSC wins Fastski Trophy
In the past 50 years, the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club has won the Rocky Mountain Division's Fastski Trophy eight times.
Tigers wrap up volleyball season
The Hayden Tigers' volleyball season came to a close Wednesday night after a loss to Paonia. But because the Lady Tigers "played their hearts out" in every game of the season, coach Amber Hall said she couldn't be happier.
District lawyers change mid-lawsuit
Gdowski withdraws from Montessori case; Lyons to take over
The attorney representing the Steamboat Springs School District in a lawsuit over a Montessori charter school has withdrawn from the case.
All grown up
Soroco's die-hard freshmen -- three years later
They have always been undersized and outnumbered, but they have always played football.
