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Shelton sizes up Steamboat
New public works director evaluating city infrastructure, projects
Since starting his new job earlier this month, Steamboat Springs Public Works Director Philo Shelton has been getting a crash course on the city.
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by Brandon Gee
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Steamboat filled with New Year's festivities
Celebrations on tap downtown, on the mountain
The champagne corks will pop at midnight - the only question is, where will you be? Here's a guide to tonight's New Year's Eve festivities in and around Steamboat Springs.
Nordic Council tunes schedule with events
Local cross-country skiers might notice a streamlined look to this year's schedule of race events.
Shelton sizes up Steamboat
New public works director evaluating city infrastructure, projects
Since starting his new job earlier this month, Steamboat Springs Public Works Director Philo Shelton has been getting a crash course on the city.
Olympic gold medalist lands at ski area
His 360-degree mute grab earned him a gold medal at the 1998 Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan, and his famous "dinner roll" trick filled the appetite of freestyle skiing fans four years later in Salt Lake City.
The Record for Dec. 26
2:40 a.m. A disturbance involving juveniles was reported in Clark. The incident is still under investigation.
Steamboat briefs for Dec. 28
Three vehicles were reported stolen during the Christmas holiday from Victory Motors in Steamboat Springs.
Grammy-nominated Morgan to perform children's shows today
Children's songwriter Zak Morgan didn't plan to make a career out of writing songs about melancholy bullfrogs.
Safer on the slopes
Hospital, Ski Patrol seeing less ski injuries this season
Despite crowded slopes fueled by throngs of holiday visitors, ski-related accidents and calls for Search and Rescue are down so far this ski season, officials said Thursday.
Jane McLeod: Fennel has case of mistaken identity
In all categories - appearance, cultivation, medicinal properties, culinary - but taste, fennel, or Foeniculum vulgare, closely resembles dill and is often mistaken for it.
Heading up the arts
News that shaped local music, theater, dance and pictures in 2007
A handful of art galleries opened this year, significantly upping the number of formal spaces to show visual art.
On Scene: Away from Indiana
God bless friends and family.
Standout tracks from American music of 2007
For the record industry, the end of the year is a time to push out compilations and throwaway albums that make decent stocking stuffers. Certainly, it's not the time to try to drum up attention for new releases. Which makes it a prime time to look back at some standout tracks from American music of 2007, subjectively selected by 4 Points writer Margaret Hair.
The 'Boat's best of 2007
This year's most outstanding national releases, as selected by contributors from the Steamboat Pilot & Today staff and music fans around town
Massey hopes to heat up local music scene with debut
Singer/songwriter Julia Massey admits that she was a little taken aback by Steamboat's lack of local music when she got to town in August.
Spending Spree
Police investigating phony Chamber of Commerce certificates
The Craig Police Department opened an investigation Thursday after the Chamber of Commerce reported that three phony Spree Dollars certificates, totaling $150, were used at local stores.
Margaret Hair: See you in 2008
For those who follow arts and entertainment reporting in just about any publication in the country, you'll notice something around the middle of December every year:
Charlie Bates: Production of 'Messiah' a triumph, hits all right notes
George Frideric Handel's "Messiah" is certainly one of our most glorious Christmas compositions.
