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Boy faces amputation
Tyler Johnson, 10, fights undiagnosed disease at The Children's Hospital
When a healthy 10-year-old gets sick, most parents don't expect it to change the child's life forever. But that may be the case for Tyler Johnson of Steamboat Springs.
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by Kristi Mohrbacher
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Boy faces amputation
Tyler Johnson, 10, fights undiagnosed disease at The Children's Hospital
When a healthy 10-year-old gets sick, most parents don't expect it to change the child's life forever. But that may be the case for Tyler Johnson of Steamboat Springs.
Father-son duo prepare for city's largest fireworks show
Tim and Scott Borden have a gift for understatement. "We like fireworks," Tim Borden said Friday while peering down two 40-foot-long containers that resemble railcars and hold the 3,000 fireworks that will make up the city of Steamboat Springs' Fourth of July fireworks display this year.
Steep climb highlights trail championships at Howelsen
Give them some credit - nearly every runner who sprinted away from the starting line of the U.S. Trail Running National Championship in Steamboat Springs maintained that pace as they started up the steep and unforgiving face of Howelsen Hill.
Luke Graham: DeWolfe a great choice as coach
Acouple weeks back, when it became clear Kelly Meek was going to retire as head basketball coach at Steamboat Springs High School, it also became clear who Meek wanted to take the position.
Elissa Greene: Strings presents 4 shows this week
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Fourth of July brass band part of lineup
Here are 11 reasons to attend your first classical performance at the Strings Music Festival this week:
Jane McLeod: My gardening buddy
Work in a garden brings its own rewards, but there are many things that are important for a productive and enjoyable session - the right tools (cleaned and sharpened), gloves with all the finger ends intact, a durable shade hat, a long-sleeved top, sunscreen (especially for the back of your neck), one container for compost clippings and one for weeds, a kneepad of sorts and perhaps even a buddy.
Monday Medical: Everyone needs a medical home
"Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in."
Aging Well: Good planning makes a safe, fun road trip
A well-planned road trip is a fun road trip, but for older adults, in particular, a bit of forethought can prevent the headaches and emergencies that plague the worst car excursions.
The Record for June 28
12:07 a.m. A fight in progress was reported in the 200 block of Lincoln Avenue. The alleged fighters were gone when police arrived.
