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Council considers child care
Quinn, Hermacinski say affordability is about more than housing
Jon Quinn believes Steamboat Springs officials should expand their focus when addressing the city's high cost of living.
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by Brandon Gee
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Stories
'Kids Give' program tops $4K at charity-driven birthday parties
When Lisa Gamber began encouraging Steamboat Springs students in October to give rather than receive at birthday parties, she hoped to raise $4,000 for charities this year. Five months later, students have met and exceeded those expectations.
Police forum packs hall
Oak Creek residents, law enforcement seek middle ground
If there was one thing the town of Oak Creek could agree on at Tuesday night's police forum, it's that the Oak Creek Police Department and its constituents need to find a middle ground.
Joanne Palmer: Six words or less
Baffled by Sudoku? Confounded by crosswords? Here's something new to try.
Council considers child care
Quinn, Hermacinski say affordability is about more than housing
Jon Quinn believes Steamboat Springs officials should expand their focus when addressing the city's high cost of living.
Steamboat basketball time changed
The Steamboat Springs boys basketball team will play Pueblo West at 7 p.m. Friday at Widefield High School in Colorado Springs.
Skiers set sights on nationals
The top J2 skiers in the country will take on the challenging terrain of Aspen Mountain this week hoping to prove they have what it takes to be a champion.
Freestyle Junior Olympics begin today
Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club freestyle coach Nate Bird compared last weekend's season-ending Rocky Mountain Division event in Telluride to swinging two baseball bats before stepping into the batter's box.
The Record for March 3
Monday, March 3
Phippsburg plant upgrades to begin
Under state mandate to bring the Phippsburg Wastewater Treatment Facility up to standards by May 31, the Routt County Board of Commissioners approved a bid for the first phase of improvements Tuesday.
Barbara Gallagher: Thanks for story
Thank you for running the story about the Sunshine Kids foundation and the kids who attended Steamboat Springs this past week. My son Dennis attended this trip, he was the oldest in attendance at age 20. Dennis was diagnosed last March with a germ cell tumor in his brain, and has been cancer-free since Sept. 22, 2007. Dennis enjoyed this past week very much and was fortunate to have a great ski instructor/guide named John. Because Dennis was an avid snowboarder, John was able to take Dennis solo throughout the entire mountain, including the double black diamonds. He would never be able to experience a great trip like this if it wasn't for the Sunshine Kids foundation.
Luke Berlet: Thanks for support
As my family, co-workers and friends cope with the tragic loss of my brother-in-law, Eric O'Hara, I wanted to extend a heartfelt thank you to all who have extended prayers, thoughts and wishes during this extremely difficult time.
No word from Sandra Smyser
Steamboat interim superintendent mum on applying for full-time position
The deadline to apply for the Steamboat Springs School District's superintendent position closed Tuesday, but whether interim superintendent Sandra Smyser applied for the job remains unconfirmed.
Steamboat briefs for March 5
Benefit raises more than $13,000 for Nelson family
Our View: Elections jeopardized by politics
As the 2008 session of the state Legislature nears its midpoint this week, it is distressing that no solution has been reached for how to conduct 2008 elections in Colorado - and that Gov. Bill Ritter, legislative leaders and many county clerks are in disagreement about proposed ballot legislation.
Steamboat girls tennis ready to defend three-time regional title
Lisa Floyd is taking a different approach to tennis this season.
