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Tradition spared the knife
Company steps up to help snow sculpting contest go on
A longtime Winter Carnival tradition was nearly broken this year because of too much snow in Steamboat Springs, but a local company has stepped up to ensure snow sculptures will again grace Lincoln Avenue.
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by Matt Stensland
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Tradition spared the knife
Company steps up to help snow sculpting contest go on
A longtime Winter Carnival tradition was nearly broken this year because of too much snow in Steamboat Springs, but a local company has stepped up to ensure snow sculptures will again grace Lincoln Avenue.
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