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Cultivate flowers of the wild
Creating a wildflower garden in your backyard
Of all the hiking trails in the area, the one on Rabbit Ears Pass is the most colorful and diverse I've found in terms of the wildflowers that grow there. In a single field, you'll find spires of bright red Indian Paintbrush surrounded by the blues of lupine, yellows of sunflowers, white yarrow and delicate pink-veined Richardson's geranium.
Seminars touch timely issues
Speakers series begins July 20 with immigration discussion
The speakers in this year's Seminars at Steamboat lineup will discuss timely, controversial topics and give audience members the chance to ask questions and discuss points.
Mobile home causes spate
Neighbors concerned about illegal trailer move, decision stays
Several residents turned out Thursday night to address how the Oak Creek Town Board handled the recent move of a mobile home.
Talking about weather not dull for this group
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration program meets in Steamboat
Some of the nation's top climate scientists -- and a few just beginning their careers -- have spent the week in Steamboat Springs networking and sharing expertise.
Transitions and tribulations
Perry-Mansfield students express difficult subjects
The cast of the musical revue "Hymn to Her" calls John Tedeschi, its writer and director, an "honorary girl."
One Steamboat Place on hold
The developers for One Steamboat Place will have another chance to turn their project around.
At 'the top of the pile'
City manager excited about Steamboat position
Sometimes the little changes are the hardest to get used to.
Dirt therapy
Locals show off their beautiful gardens on tour
Lynne Masters aspires to have her garden included in the High Country Garden Tour in 2010.
Winds of opportunity
Manasse is grateful for everything his career has afforded him
Clarinetist Jon Manasse either walks or flies to work.
Junior golf in midst of boom
Nina Krats has been busy this summer.
Dancing with horses
Perry-Mansfield and Equus Projects join to present a multi-species piece
The way you train a horse to dance is the same way you raise a child.
Man arrested after leaving accident scene
A 26-year-old Oak Creek man was arrested Thursday morning on suspicion of leaving the scene of an accident after crashing his pickup.
Big finish in U-10 Little League championship
Steamboat steals home, wins District
Going into the final sixth inning of Thursday's deciding game of the District 3 Little League Championships in Breckenridge, the situation looked grim for the Steamboat all-star team of 9- and 10-year-olds. After trailing the entire game, down 7-3 against Eagle-Vail, a team they had traded games with over the tournament, coach Stace Toye said "the nine-year-olds came up huge," ensuring that the ride back was not plagued with regrets of what could have been.
On scene for July 14
Free concert/Rainbow Gathering
Junior League, big play
Steamboat U-14 all-star baseball team wins district finals, looks to state title
Routt County's 13- to 14-year-old baseball all-stars will have a shot at a state title next weekend.
Thinking outside the shutter box
Workshop challenges the creative process of digital photographers
Rita Bradley came to Steamboat Springs from Houston, Texas, to improve her digital photography skills during a six-day workshop. Her camera malfunctioned on her way up the gondola. But it wasn't all bad news.
Rising star stays grounded
With a promising singing career ahead, Milman keeps things in perspective
Russian-born jazz singer Sophie Milman was stopped at customs in Canada on her recent tour. Custom officials did not believe that she hadn't spent more than $200 on shoes in the United States.
