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Shalee Cunningham set to step in as new superintendent
Incoming Superintendent Shalee Cunningham, in town for her third visit before she begins full-time duties July 10, said she has the experience and skills to heal a divided School Board and hopes to focus on the needs of the Steamboat Springs School District.
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by Zach Fridell
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Magpie suspected in morning power outage
About 6,400 YVEA customers lost power for about 45 minutes Wednesday
A YVEA spokesman said a bird likely caused a power outage that lasted for less than an hour in the mountain area Wednesday.
Steamboat briefs for June 18
Hayden to conduct aerial mosquito spray Friday
The Record for June 16
8:57 a.m. A horse and donkey were reported loose on the road near mile marker 51 on Colorado Highway 131, just south of Oak Creek. The animals were back in their pasture when Routt County Sheriff's Office deputies arrived.
April sales tax collections down
Numbers down 3.3 percent, figures attributed to early Easter
An early Easter holiday probably contributed to a decrease in April sales tax collections, said Sandy Evans Hall, Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association executive vice president.
Celtics win 17th title
Boston claims easy 131-92 victory against L.A.
On a new parquet floor below aging championship banners, the Boston Celtics won their 17th NBA title and a first one - at last - for Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen - their Big Three for a new generation.
Vandahl, DeLine shine at All-State games
It didn't take long for Steamboat Springs High School senior Michael Vandahl to get acquainted with new teammates at the Colorado High School Coaches Association All-State game Saturday.
Hayden library launches buddy reading program
In the spirit of a longtime Hayden couple, the Hayden Public Library is hiring teens to help younger kids learn to love reading.
Joanne Palmer: Gentlemen, start your engines
Writer Henry James once said the most beautiful words in the English language were summer afternoon.
Ready to mend
Shalee Cunningham set to step in as new superintendent
Incoming Superintendent Shalee Cunningham, in town for her third visit before she begins full-time duties July 10, said she has the experience and skills to heal a divided School Board and hopes to focus on the needs of the Steamboat Springs School District.
Our View: DeVincentis strikes again
Steamboat Springs School Board member John DeVincentis has penned yet another chapter in his unfortunate history of unprofessional and unethical behavior. At the minimum, he once again owes the public and his fellow School Board members an apology.
Milner Landfill fire safely contained Tuesday
Monday night blaze suspected to be caused by improper disposal of combustible materials
A fire that broke out Monday night at the Milner Landfill is suspected to be caused by the improper disposal of combustible materials and was safely contained by landfill employees early Tuesday morning.
700 negotiations continue
The city and Steamboat 700 developers agreed Tuesday night to allow the annexation process to move forward without a completed environmental assessment - a study that could take 18 months or longer to complete.
Security funding discussed
Routt County to continue with northwest management region
The Routt County Board of Commissioners and area first responders decided to continue their support for the Northwest All Hazards Emergency Management Region on Tuesday, and agreed to work toward an intergovernmental agreement between the region's 10 member counties to better guide future priorities and procedures.
Sports briefs for June 18
Earp, Garth make All-State team
Preservation recognized
Kendall home among oldest occupied homestead cabins here
When Jim Kendall and his late mother, Nell, moved into their log cabin on Yellowjacket Pass in 1962, it needed a little attention.
