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Ski Time Square heads into final ski season weekend with sales
It's the end of the line for Ski Time Square.
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by Blythe Terrell
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County employee bids farewell
Human Services worker Mewborn looking forward to time off
"You were so good to us, but you were also so good to our clients," Carolyn Stamps told a teary-eyed Ruth Ann Mewborn at the longtime Routt County employee's retirement party Thursday.
Intrawest unveils new prices
Cost of an adult Steamboat season pass increases $30
A season pass to the Steamboat Ski Area will cost $979 for the 2008-09 winter, an increase of $30 from this season's price. Pass holders also will have to pay $75 if they want to add unlimited skiing to Winter Park and Copper.
The Record for April 2
2:37 a.m. A fire was reported at a coal pile in the 13100 block of West U.S. Highway 40 outside Hayden. No structures were damaged and no one was injured. Officials from the West Routt Fire Protection District contained the fire by 5 a.m.
Steamboat briefs for April 4
The Steamboat Pilot & Today is accepting letters of interest from readers who would like to serve as community representatives on the newspaper's Editorial Board from May 1 through Aug. 31.
Gallery gathering
All-artist exhibit gives 27 locals fair showing
It's a little more hectic than normal on hanging day at the Artists' Gallery of Steamboat as the gallery's 27 members teeter on stepladders and carefully balance prints on wooden stands.
CD review for Destroyer, "Trouble in Dreams"
CD review for Destroyer, "Trouble in Dreams"
Margaret Hair: Springalicious makes the 'Boat go crazy
I am blaming Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. for the fact that, in the past two weeks, I have listened to "Fergalicious" at least 25 times.
Schoolhouse rock
High school's spring musical highlights Elvis' hits
The 22-member cast of Steamboat Springs High School Theater's production of "All Shook Up" has had surprising luck running down mid-1950s costumes.
On Scene: Penguin Plunge
It was clear, in the three minutes or so leading up to four Steamboat Pilot & Today staffers jumping into a pool of 28-degree water at Lake Catamount Ranch and Club, that we were not adequately prepared for this.
The gentrification of funky Fairview?
Manitou Avenue home price nears $1 million
Fairview has always been a charmingly funkified neighborhood on the edge of Steamboat Springs where neighbors pull together and tolerate each other's architectural idiosyncrasies. There are folks occupying a yurt in Fairview and probably a couple of early 20th-century machine sheds.
Real estate transactions for March 26 to April 2
Real estate transactions for March 26 to April 2
Jefferson/Jackson Dinner goes green
Democratic candidates to speak, gain support at annual fundraising event
Routt County Democrats will gather this weekend with Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff, D-Denver, to drum up support for party candidates and raise funds during the annual Jefferson/Jackson Dinner.
Rob Douglas: Put an Emerald on this Crown
Recall the Rainbow Family gathering in Big Red Park two summers ago or, as I like to call it, The Panic of '06. I'm starting to wonder if, in the prejudices of some, Triple Crown Sports is nothing more than the Rainbow Family in better uniforms.
Ski Time Square heads into final ski season weekend with sales
It's the end of the line for Ski Time Square.
Girls set for only home stand
Steamboat hockey team seniors excited to say hello and goodbye
Saturday is shaping up to be a festive day at the Howelsen Ice Arena, and the host for the bash is the Steamboat girls hockey team.
More than music
For SSO's Richardson, composition gets to the core of human experience
It's possible that the depth of Ernest Richardson's effortless connection to classical music comes from a basic truth - he has never known anything else.
Just rockin' out
That's all 'Acoustic Warrior' John Sotter wants to do
Before he was the Acoustic Warrior, John Sotter was just a guy with a guitar, a harmonica and no desire to stay still.
Building a positive identity
New Frontiers for Girls and Women, a local, all-volunteer nonprofit organization, aims to improve the self-sufficiency of girls and women in Northwest Colorado.
Summer bus schedule starts Monday
Transit makes adjustments to increase Main Line frequency
The city's Hilltop Connector bus route will become an on-call service under a new bus schedule that takes effect Monday.
Fundraiser to benefit autism program
It didn't take much time for Lu Etta Loeber to join the board of directors for the Yampa Valley Autism Program.
Steamboat lacrosse to play three games in 24-hour stretch
The Steamboat Springs High School boys lacrosse season has been raging for less than a month. It will continue for at least another month - and if all goes well, for six more weeks.
Prep teams away this weekend
Sailors tennis faces Evergreen at the Tennis Center on Saturday
The competition just keeps getting tougher for the Steamboat Springs High School girls tennis team.
