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The Record for June 3
12:11 a.m. A woman in the 900 block of The Boulevard reportedly heard people yelling, swearing and "driving on the lawn." Officers warned the residents to be quiet.
Mark Halvorson: Clarifying article
In the Monday, May 28, Steamboat Today, there was an interview with Susan Dellinger, the president of the Steamboat Springs City Council. Dellinger used me as a source in the article. Let me clarify a number of points.
Still no answers in Hayden
Officials investigating town's water plant malfunctions
Hayden officials still don't know what caused a water plant alarm system to malfunction last week and whether that system needs to be replaced.
County sponsors Hot Springs
Commissioners' decision helps rec center get lower loan rate
Routt County commissioners have agreed to sponsor the Old Town Hot Springs hot springs and slide renovations, allowing the recreation center to borrow the estimated $3.5 million needed for the project at a lower interest rate.
Young artist continues to shine
Fifth-grader Alice Holmquist wins national ski poster contest
Travis Holmquist doesn't know where his daughter got her artistic talent, but the Soda Creek Elementary School fifth-grader continues to win awards for her art nonetheless.
14th district judge applicants named
Two private attorneys, a part-time Grand County judge and the assistant district attorney have applied for the 14th Judicial District's new judge seat.
Rusk appointed to School Board
Mother of two fills District 4 seat vacated by Pat Gleason
Shortly after watching one child graduate from Steamboat Springs High School and on the verge of seeing another child complete eighth grade, parent Char Rusk is about to get even more involved in local schools.
Tom Ross: Would you take $4 for that porcelain rooster lamp?
If you've never set eyes on a 1960s-era TV mood lamp in the form of a porcelain rooster, you're welcome to swing by my office cubicle this week and check one out. It's a dandy.
Housing law on doorstep
City Council could OK inclusionary ordinance tonight
Steamboat Springs homeowners will have to pay new fees to expand their homes under an affordable housing ordinance the City Council could enact tonight.
Applicants for new judgeship named
Four people have applied to fill a new judgeship in the 14th Judicial District. The applicants are Mary C. Hoak of Fraser; Steven A. Gall of Hot Sulphur Springs; and Kerry St. James and Tammy L. Jenson of Steamboat Springs. Hoak is a county judge in Grand County. St. James is assistant DA in the District Attorney's Office. Jenson is a former deputy district attorney who is now in private practice.
Luke Graham: Win one for the King
How one man, one team and one city can change the perception of the NBA playoffs in a matter of a week.
Saitta wins seventh Steamboat Marathon
Former Steamboat Springs resident Jill Roberts wasn't sure when she took the lead for good in the 26th Annual Steamboat Marathon.
First Steps series aimed at educating future entrepreneurs
Educating and encouraging small-business owners to be successful is a key part to economic development, which is why residents thinking about starting or developing a business are encouraged to attend a First Steps seminar.
Green thumb contributes to good health
Spring has opened its doors to summer, and Yampa Valley gardeners are ready. Bright blooms sit on doorsteps ready to plant, freshly tilled patches of soil wait for seeds and the earthy scent of mulch wafts through neighborhoods.
The Record for June 2
12:55 a.m. A woman reportedly saw a bear in the 300 block of Third Street.
Protect yourself from hepatitis C
Almost 4 million Americans have the hepatitis C virus, and most don't know it. Hepatitis C is a liver disease caused by HCV. The infection is spread by contact with the blood of an infected person.
Foundation names new director
The Yampa Valley Community Foundation has named a new executive director. Starting Aug. 1, Betsey Jay will assume the role previously held by Linda Haltom. Haltom, who has served as executive director and finance director for the past three years, will focus on the financial side.
Bike tours coming to town
Steamboat Springs will host Colorado's two major bicycle tours this summer.
Emerald in the spotlight
BLM to host 'field trip' to discuss plans for popular recreation area
Residents curious about what the Bureau of Land Management has in store for a recently acquired parcel of land on Emerald Mountain will have an opportunity to discuss those plans Thursday.
Steamboat Half Marathon Results
Complete results of the Steamboat Half Marathon run Sunday, June 3.
Steamboat Marathon - 10K results
Following are the complete results of the 10K run Sunday as part of the Steamboat Marathon.
Steamboat Marathon Results
The following are the complete results of the Steamboat Marathon.
