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School projects on track
Construction slowed by winter weather, remains on schedule
Heavy December snowfall may have been a boon for local skiers and snowboarders, but the severe winter weather caused some hiccups in the Steamboat Springs School District's construction plans.
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by Mike McCollum
at 12:00am
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