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Steamboat Springs CSAP scores high
Steamboat Springs High School was among nine schools recognized for consistent increases in standardized reading test scores during a ceremony in Denver on Tuesday.
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by Zach Fridell
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Team Lightning cleans up
The Steamboat Lightning youth swim team finished the season much like it began the season. Hot. Steamboat placed numerous swimmers in the top three at the Western Slope Championships in Grand Junction and saw almost all of its swimmers drop time off their personal bests.
The Record for July 28
Monday, July 28
Dan Hulslander: Roundabout risky
I would like to know whose decision it was to replace the intersection of Mount Werner Circle and AprÃs Ski Way with a traffic circle. Over the course of a normal work day, I pass through this area several times and have done so for the last nine years. At any given time of the year, this was the easiest flowing intersection on the mountain.
William S. Schurman: Make King happy
I was so happy to read that we have all this undeveloped land to develop. The developers must be beside themselves. Just imagine Lincoln Avenue between 13th Street and Third Street. Glenwood's Grand Avenue would pale by comparison. Oh, and how about all the noise and dust of the building? Just sit on a bench now on Lincoln Avenue and "enjoy" the heavy trucks. At least put up an "Entering a construction zone" sign five to 10 miles on each end of town.
4-H demonstration day coming up
4-H members across the county are putting finishing touches on projects for Saturday's exhibition day at Hayden High School.
Judith Gunthorpe: Religion talk troubling
Last Sunday evening (July 20), I attended a talk comparing Islam and Christianity given by Mujahid El-Hasih at Holy Name Catholic Church. The speaker compared texts from the Bible and Quran. Not being familiar with the Quran, I am not in a position to judge his commentary.
Editorial: Selflessness deserves praise
In the midst of so much change and growth in our community, an event last week served as a reminder that Routt County remains a place where residents join hands to accomplish a greater good.
Williams to enter plea Aug. 13
Pamela Jean Williams, one of two women accused of embezzling more than $1.2 million from Alpine Bank account holders, had her case continued Tuesday in Routt County District Court. Her case is poised to go to trial after she enters her plea next month.
Woman tallies perfect shot on No. 7
Benak sinks ace
During conversation with friends who don't play golf, the topic of getting a hole-in-one came up.
Hayden fifth-graders jump in writing
Improvement a highlight of mixed CSAP results for district
Hayden students earned a range of results in this year's Colorado Student Assessment Program, including strong scores in elementary school math but scores below state averages in high school writing.
South Routt CSAP scores mixed
Students above state CSAP averages in math, below in writing
Results released Tuesday show South Routt students struggled with Colorado Student Assessment Program tests this year.
Joanne Palmer: For emergencies - or everything
I just got a new phone. By the time I figure out how to use it, I'll be ready for my next upgrade. I've already misplaced my owner's manual. But that's OK. Truly. Because I still have two CDs to view and a 70-page manual of shortcuts to master.
Steamboat Springs CSAP scores high
Steamboat Springs High School was among nine schools recognized for consistent increases in standardized reading test scores during a ceremony in Denver on Tuesday.
Two more projects queue up in rapidly evolving neighborhood
After the new Boathouse Pub's opening on Yampa Street during the weekend, two new proposals would continue the evolution of that strip into a dining and shopping district along the Yampa River.
