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Long trip pays off for Florida golfer at Classic
Golfer Henery Hernandez traveled more than 2,000 miles to come to Steamboat Springs.
Return of the Tour
Flocks of cyclists complete loop
Although Bike to Work Week officially concluded Friday, the streets will remain the bikers' domain with the return of nearly 2,000 road cyclists this afternoon.
Soap box racers compete in Dillon
The absence of a local race didn't keep six Routt County youths from greasing the gears on their soap box derby cars earlier this month.
Look who bikes to work: Stu Woodward
Stu Woodward Occupation: Postal associate at the Sundance at Fish Creek post office. Woodward has lived in Steamboat for 17 years.
Dressed for the occasion
Holy Name holds fashion show to celebrate centennial
Holy Name Catholic Church in Steamboat Springs will hold a fashion show and ice cream social Sunday to celebrate the church's centennial.
Steamboat gymnasts post solid results
Steamboat Springs youth gymnasts may not have been represented in much quantity at a recent state meet in Castle Rock, but they certainly delivered quality results. Excel Gymnastics of Steamboat owner and coach Mike Smith qualified seven Steamboat girls for the EAGLES State Gymnastics competition held June 23 at Castle View High School. Unfortunately, due to summer schedules, Smith could only take three.
Wildfire contained in Zirkel Wilderness
A small wildfire in the Mount Zirkel Wilderness Area was expected to be contained by this morning, a U.S. Forest Service official said.
The Record for June 28
Thursday, June 28
Steamboat briefs for June 30
Veggie Booty foods possibly contaminated
Sheriff's Office assists with go-cart arrest
Routt County Sheriff's Office deputies helped Westminster police arrest a 31-year-old man accused of leaving the scene of an accident in Denver while the man was camping in Steamboat Lake State Park on Friday.
Teen injured in collision
A 16-year-old bicyclist sustained leg injuries Friday afternoon when she was struck by a semitrailer while riding down Routt County Road 129.
Tom Ross: Riding the rails in the heyday of passenger trains
Hang around an old railroad depot long enough and a passenger train might show up.
Census: Population declining
Steamboat Springs is shrinking, the U.S. Census Bureau believes. In estimates released this week, the bureau estimated Steamboat's population on July 1, 2006 was 9,315, down 14 from the July 1, 2005 estimate. It was the third consecutive year and the sixth in the past seven that the bureau estimated a population decline for Steamboat.
