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Retirees volunteer and see the world
As an elementary school teacher, Joni Moss of Clark never imagined that in retirement, she would still be helping children.
Sheep, dogs ... and monkeys
Sheepdog Classic begins Wednesday
Highly trained dogs from across the globe. Spirited competition with, in some cases, a national berth on the line.
Fitness class aims to help seniors with arthritis
Living with arthritis can be incredibly painful. But local health officials say that with a little stretching and movement, relieving arthritis pain has become easier than ever.
The Record for Sept. 1
1:55 a.m. A bear was reported in the 600 block of Lincoln Avenue.
Air Fest entertains pilots-to-be
Denver museum teaches aviation with models and candy
Not far from the antique planes and classic cars on display for the third annual Wild West Air Fest on Sunday, potential future pilots turned their eyes to the sky.
Boettcher caps race journey with record for reversed course
Bernie Boettcher has rounded the globe for the last 265 weeks, running - and often winning - a different race each weekend.
Hayden High School alumnus saddles up in Bull Bash
When the Professional Bull Riders' season kicked off at the beginning of October 2006, all was going as planned for Jake Booco.
Meetings ease construction concerns
Business owners and contractors work out traffic issues
Weekly meetings to discuss concerns about downtown construction are improving relations between contractors and downtown business owners, city staff and a downtown organizer said last week.
Monday Medical: Color your diet
Eating healthy foods isn't so black and white
Everyone prefers the bigger box of crayons; a color printer to black and white. Color adds more to life, and it's just, well, natural. It's also an easy way to better balance your diet.
School Board ballot set
No additional candidates emerge; two contested elections
Two of the three open Steamboat Springs School Board seats will be contested in the Nov. 6 election.
Steamboat briefs for Sept. 3
The Routt County Sheriff's Office is applying for a $5,000 state grant to beef up its drunken driving enforcement.
