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Sheriff's deputy says he would have arrested Wall
In Routt County Court, Deputy Lance Eldridge cited his observations of sheriff on night of DUI charge
Routt County Sheriff's Office Deputy Lance Eldridge said in court Tuesday that he would have arrested Sheriff Gary Wall on suspicion of DUI on Oct. 27, 2007.
Taulman named interim high school principal
Cunningham promotes assistant principal to replace Knezevich
Superintendent Shalee Cunningham promoted Kevin Taulman, Steamboat Springs High School assistant principal, to take over for Mike Knezevich.
Hayden High School increases class offerings
With advanced college-credit courses, a reading and writing academy for low-level freshmen, and more time focusing on character development, Hayden High School's increased class options for the 2008-09 school year will provide coursework to help a wide variety of students, Principal Troy Zabel said.
Sustainability Council joining groups to discuss collaboration
The Yampa Valley Sustainability Council plans to corral environmentally conscious organizations for introductions and a chat today.
The Record for July 13
Sunday, July 13 1:14 a.m. A noise complaint was reported near Missouri Avenue and Grand Street. Police were unable to locate the source of the noise.
Soroco principal applicants needed
South Routt superintendent says candidate search will continue
South Routt School District Superintendent Scott Mader announced Monday that the school district is looking for additional applicants in the search for a new principal at Soroco High School and Middle School.
Wall trial gets started
Sheriff's public prominence makes for lengthy jury selection
After a few witnesses Monday, attorneys prosecuting Routt County Sheriff Gary Wall with charges that he drove drunk nine months ago had a hard time establishing more than Wall's defense already admits.
$500 shopping spree winner announced
Denise Scifres of Nathrop is the winner of a $500 shopping spree from Exploresteamboat.com
Former Sailor battles for varsity soccer spot, playing time
When the varsity soccer players return to Mesa State College in August for the start of two-a-days, Nick Labor plans to be there.
Pioneer Picnic moves Hayden
Four young musicians impress participants during Sunday event
The Pioneer Picnic wasn't a sad event, but a few who attended were dabbing at their eyes midway through the lunch.
Friends of the Yampa collect trash from riverbank
One never knows what to expect when setting out to search the banks of the Yampa River after a busy summer weekend.
Tom Ross: Entomologist rates mosquito repellents
It's true: Ravenous skeeters
Possibly the second ugliest mosquito ordeal of my life took place in the Ottawa National Forest of Northern Michigan. We were on a canoe trip in the Sylvania Wilderness that required us to portage our canoes from one small lake to another.
Lanning decision approaching
City Council to discuss severance agreement of city manager tonight
The Steamboat Springs City Council will vote tonight on a resolution for a severance agreement pertaining to City Manager Alan Lanning's contract, city officials said Monday.
Steamboat briefs for July 15
Woman taken to YVMC after rollover accident
