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Boys lacrosse team shoots for a simple goal: Just win
Toss around the records, juggle the numbers of goals against and goals for, look at who has to beat whom, and it can get dizzying.
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by Luke Graham
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The assets of empowerment
Engaged students make important contributions to their schools and communities while experiencing a sense of belonging and a stake in their community.
Oak Creek board sworn in
Mayor J. Elliott was sworn in for another term at the helm, and Chuck Wisecup, Wendy Gustafson, Dave Ege and Josh Voorhis were sworn in as members of the Oak Creek Town Board on Thursday night.
Rob Douglas: Is business a dirty word?
Last week's column concerning Triple Crown's request to use Emerald Park on an interim basis - coupled with my belief that City Council should grant that use - elicited much reaction.
County adds voting equipment
Officials concerned about registration system
Routt County has 20 more electronic voting machines to use in upcoming elections, but the county's top election official expressed "serious concerns" Thursday that a new statewide voter registration system could crash in November.
Boys lacrosse team shoots for a simple goal: Just win
Toss around the records, juggle the numbers of goals against and goals for, look at who has to beat whom, and it can get dizzying.
Swimmers get a chance to shine at 'home'
Moffat County swimmers Cole Worsley, Kyle Steitz, Cody Poirot and Greg Ingalls are hoping for some hometown support Saturday, and it would be nice to hear a few cheers from the Craig fans, too.
Steamboat briefs for April 11
The Steamboat Springs School Board meets at 4:30 p.m. today in the George P. Sauer Human Services Center at 325 Seventh St. The agenda includes potential action on insurance providers for Steamboat Springs School District staff, through the district's collaborative bargaining team, and an executive session to review a draft contract for the potential new superintendent, Dr. Shalee Cunningham of Napa, Calif.
The Record for April 9
1:22 a.m. Two cows were reported on the road near mile marker 137 on U.S. Highway 40. The animals were returned to their pasture.
Skiers West, McConnell top Surefoot field
Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club's Ann West took first place in the first of a pair of Surefoot Colorado Ski Cup Championship super-G races Tuesday in Winter Park. West took the top spot with a time of 1:11.63. Shane McLean, another Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club skier, placed second in 1:12.12. Lauren Samuels, from Minnesota's Team Gilboa, took third place in 1:12.44.
Aiding Africa
Fundraiser to send local students overseas for service work
On her first trip to rural Zambia, local teacher and middle school track coach Lennae Jenkins spent the majority of her time teaching outdoor education at the Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage.
On Scene
I've been a fan of blues guitarist Susan Tedeschi since I started listening to a radio show called "The Blues Hangover," about 10 years ago.
Nature vs. nerd-ture
Yampa art space showcases animal drawings and sci-fi books
On the phone from their home in Westminster, Chrysti and Paul Lell exchange some back-and-forth about their respective crafts.
Margaret Hair: Cardboard crash course
I'm not sure what I expected from my first run at Cardboard Classic. But I'm reasonably sure it didn't happen.
CD reviews for April 11
Gnarls Barkley, the collaboration of Goodie Mob soul man Cee-Lo Green and DJ Danger Mouse (of "The Grey Album" fame), gets a lot of credit for being a good idea.
Finding the fringe
How classical music festivals reach a broader audience
When the Strings in the Mountains summer music festival moved in 1992 from a 125-seat venue to the 500-seat Strings Tent, nonclassical programming director Betse Grassby started thinking about how to fill those extra chairs.
Mountain area sales tax revenue rising
February saw a small upturn in mountain area sales, continuing recovery that began in January after three straight months of losses, according to sales tax figures released by city officials this week.
Local gelande jumper heads to nationals
Gelande ski jumping is an ever-evolving sport, Steamboat Springs jumper Pat Arnone explained. He said it has drastically changed in the 14 years he has spent flying off jumps. It changes from year to year as ski areas embrace or shun the sport and even from day to day as competitors mold takeoffs to suit their sensibilities.
Housing project gets nod
Planning Commission approves Elk River Village
The Steamboat Springs Planning Commission voted, 4-1, Thursday night to recommend approval of Elk River Village.
Home-schooled kids teach one another about famous figures
"My name is Josh Parish," the 5-year-old said, peeking out from under a large-brimmed black hat. He gave the audience a giant grin and looked around, apparently savoring his moment on stage.
Taking it gingerly
Wasabi reacts to rock/jam success at its own pace
Fort Collins six-piece Wasabi has the tendency to take extended solos during live sets and recorded performances, but the group is weary of the "jam band" label.
Mineral leases profitable for county; property issues remain
Northwest of Lay, 10,000 acres of possibility rolls across the horizon.
Craig man pleads guilty to distribution
A Craig man arrested last year by the All Crimes Enforcement Team pleaded guilty Thursday afternoon in Moffat County Court to distribution of a schedule 2 controlled substance, a felony.
