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City evaluates Iron Horse proposals
Central Park Management and Resort Group have submitted property management proposals that, after a preliminary fiscal analysis, could save the city money.
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by Brandon Gee
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Steamboat girls soccer routs Moffat County
It's hard to judge a soccer game between two teams who have been practicing in cramped gyms since the start of the spring season.
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by Luke Graham
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SSWSC garners top finishes
The second-to-last stop for the Surefoot Elite FIS Series took the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club's Alpine team to Eldora Mountain Resort last weekend. Not only was the weather beautiful, but the athletes performed extremely well, hauling in three wins in two days of racing.
Hayden wrestlers get 5 top finishes
The Hayden Middle School wrestling team picked up five first-place finishes on the way to the overall team championship at the Northwest Colorado Invitational in Hayden on Saturday.
Steamboat girls soccer routs Moffat County
It's hard to judge a soccer game between two teams who have been practicing in cramped gyms since the start of the spring season.
Hockey players collect honors
Sailors team earns academic all-state
Steamboat Springs High School hockey coach Jeff Ruff could go on and on about what this year's seniors brought to the team.
City evaluates Iron Horse proposals
Central Park Management and Resort Group have submitted property management proposals that, after a preliminary fiscal analysis, could save the city money.
Joanne Palmer: Clock changing and quantum physics
What time is it? Is it new time or old time? I've been asking myself these important questions a couple of bazillion times a day since we all dutifully "sprung forward."
Our View: Yay for all-day; nay to pay
The Steamboat Springs School Board should be commended for its efforts to implement an all-day kindergarten program, but district officials should postpone the start of the program until it can accommodate all children tuition-free.
The Record for March 10
Monday, March 10
Steamboat breifs for March 12
Fourteen candidates for Steamboat superintendent
High school students get innovative in Science Olympiad
Seth Davidson pulled on a strap to trigger a system of batteries and axles, and suddenly the wooden vehicle began rolling across the classroom floor like a miniature tank.
Oak Creek prepares for busy April election
Three candidates vie for mayoral seat; 11 running for trustee positions in South Routt
While Hayden officials consider canceling the town's election because of unopposed races, Oak Creek is gearing up for heavily contested races for mayor and trustee positions. The interest could be a reflection of a number of contentious issues in the South Routt town, including how the town's police force carries out its duties.
Local officials push for more conservative fiscal policy
The recession of the national economy and Steamboat Springs' heavy reliance on a somewhat unreliable source of income - sales tax - have many local officials calling for a more conservative fiscal policy for the city.
City seeks 700 team
Council wants help with annexation
Steamboat Springs City Council members admit they aren't expert negotiators.
