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School Board ponders video cameras in district schools
A school official is questioning a plan to install security cameras in Steamboat schools, citing authoritarian measures in George Orwell's classic novel "1984."
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by Mike McCollum
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Winter storm could bring a foot of snow
A winter storm is expected to dump snow over Steamboat Springs beginning tonight and persisting into the weekend. According to the National Weather Service, the storm could leave as much as a foot of snow in downtown Steamboat Springs by Sunday.
Accident stops traffic on C.R. 129
Man injured in head-on collision between dump truck and pickup
An accident on Routt County Road 129 this morning injured a Clark man and stopped traffic about five miles north of U.S. Highway 40.
Gondola, 4 Points lift to open today
Available terrain doubles; Storm Peak hopeful for this weekend
With today's opening of the gondola and 4 Points chairlift, Steamboat Ski Area officials have more than doubled the amount of terrain available to skiers and snowboarders.
Steamboat cheerleaders bring their best at state
While the intricacies of a flawless opening stunt series - highlighted by a basket toss into a full twist back up into an extension with a double twist down - may be unfamiliar to most, the 15 girls on Steamboat Springs High School's competitive cheerleading squad know that details make all the difference.
Soroco girls take second at tourney, boys return with win
When the Soroco High School basketball teams arrived in De Beque last Friday for a four-team basketball tournament, they were told the tournament would be canceled because of a power outage.
Steamboat briefs for Dec. 5
Volunteers needed for Mainstreet Steamboat
Prosecutors plan to introduce confession
Preliminary hearing set in murder case
Prosecutor Kerry St. James told a Moffat County District Court judge Tuesday that he intends to introduce into evidence a confession allegedly given by a man who is accused of murdering his wife.
The Record for Dec. 3
Monday, Dec. 3
Charges filed in Oak Creek assault
A 32-year-old Oak Creek man has been charged with misdemeanor assault in connection with a recent fight in the town.
Nerney left to the courts
City Council will not address liquor license revocation
The new Steamboat Springs City Council will keep its hands off the revocation of Kevin Nerney's liquor license. On Tuesday night, the council voted 5-2 to let Nerney's appeal run its course in District Court.
Our View: Intrawest gives reason for optimism
The 2007-08 ski season didn't get off to the start Intrawest and Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. officials may have hoped for. A warm, dry autumn brought little natural snow and limited opportunities for artificial snowmaking. Opening day was delayed by more than a week, and then the new Christie Peak Express six-passenger lift encountered mechanical problems on Day 2. The gondola, which begins operating today, has been out of service so a new haul rope could be delivered and installed. There have been other hiccups as well.
360 Ranch fears denial
Developers withdraw application from Board of Commissioners
Fearing denial from the Routt County Board of Commissioners, the developers of a controversial rural subdivision west of Steamboat Springs withdrew their application from consideration Tuesday.
Fund Board to hear requests
As the city's Education Fund Board considers more than $4 million in funding requests for 2008-09, one Steamboat school administrator said his building has to be a priority.
Joanne Palmer: Holiday horoscopes
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Rewrap. Regift. Rejoice. You have found a home for the white elephant you got last year. Now, someone else will have a toilet plunger that sings, "I'm Too Sexy for the Bowl."
School Board ponders video cameras in district schools
A school official is questioning a plan to install security cameras in Steamboat schools, citing authoritarian measures in George Orwell's classic novel "1984."
