Stories for January 30, 2008

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Safety on the slopes

Ski Corp. officials cite education, awareness efforts about dangers

The father of a 22-year-old who died Friday at Steamboat Ski Area thinks more signs pointing out tree well danger are needed on Mount Werner and at ski resorts everywhere.

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Two of three snowmobilers found

Third man, from Kremmling, presumed dead

Two of the three snowmobilers missing north of Silverthorne were found alive late Tuesday after an intensive all-day search involving a National Guard Blackhawk helicopter and 35 rescuers.

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Students take center stage

Annual high school dance showcase opens Thursday

With little rehearsal time left until opening night of the 12th annual Steamboat Springs High School Dance Showcase, faculty adviser Kelly Erickson had some advice Monday for the 60 students participating in this year's concert.

State joins Super Tuesday

Early presidential state caucuses draw heightened interest

A combination of factors will bring unprecedented national political attention to Colorado this year, beginning Tuesday with the state's party caucuses.

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Rams girls basketball routs Saints, boys beaten inside

One would think that five games in the past eight days - counting the set of junior varsity games in which most of the Soroco boys and girls basketball players participated - would wear out the Rams.

Steamboat briefs for Jan. 30

VNA, Hospice raising funds to buy Selbe House

The Record for Jan. 28

Monday, Jan. 28

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Safety on the slopes

Ski Corp. officials cite education, awareness efforts about dangers

The father of a 22-year-old who died Friday at Steamboat Ski Area thinks more signs pointing out tree well danger are needed on Mount Werner and at ski resorts everywhere.

Local cases of ID theft on the rise

Identity theft is on the rise in Steamboat Springs, with more residents than ever being victimized last year. Adding to the problem is that catching those responsible is becoming increasingly difficult, police officials said.

No injuries reported

Whiteout storm tests local, regional response teams

No injuries resulted from Monday's severe weather that caused whiteout conditions across Routt County, officials said Tuesday.

Community envisions ideal Steamboat candidate

A high school senior said the next superintendent of Steamboat schools should develop strong relationships with local students.

Sports briefs for Jan. 30

Mach mogul momentum

Lynn Abbott: Voice your choice

Democrats, get ready to caucus. Feb. 5 is Super Tuesday, our caucus day, along with 23 other states in the union. For the first time, we Coloradans have the opportunity to "voice our choice" of presidential candidates early enough in the process for our votes to count. Don't miss this opportunity. If you have never participated in a caucus, this article will give you an idea of what to expect. We're expecting large turn-outs, so arrive early, be patient and enjoy the excitement of grassroots politics.

Our View: Seize slope safety opportunity

Skiing and snowboarding are, by their very nature, dangerous activities. Nonetheless, the recent deaths of a skier and a snowboarder on the slopes of Mount Werner are powerful reminders for ski area operators to take all reasonable action to prevent additional tragedies.

Chix team on a three-game win streak, 7-3-2 overall

Friday night games on the road used to be the bane of the Chix with Stix' existence, but it appears they have broken the curse.

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Joanne Palmer: Write blindfolded

Recently, someone asked me if I have any insecurities as a writer. I had to respond, "How much time do you have?"