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Holy Name caught in historic preservation issue
Church wants to move Old Town homes as part of major expansion project
Call it a separation of church and state. Leaders of the downtown Steamboat Catholic church want to move three nearby homes; city and historic preservation officials say that may not be possible.
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by Mike Lawrence
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Demong posts best-ever finish
Nordic combined athlete ends season third in World Cup standings
Veteran Nordic combined skier Bill Demong understands stress. After spending most of the season ranked second in the world, the U.S. Ski Team's top Nordic combined skier landed in the middle of a chaotic points race that wasn't decided until the final event of the season last weekend.
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by John F. Russell
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Record-breaking storm system?
Steamboat under heavy snow warning until Friday afternoon
Steamboat is under a heavy snow warning beginning this afternoon and continuing into late Friday. More than a foot of snow could fall in town. The ski area needs only 10 inches to break the all-time single season record.
The Record for March 11
Tuesday, March 11
Peewee A squad to compete in Frozen Four
By finishing second in last weekend's Continental Divide Youth Hockey League playoffs, Steamboat's Peewee A youth hockey squad heads to Denver this weekend to participate in the youth version of the "Frozen Four."
Junior Olympics in full swing
The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports club picked up five top-20 girls finishes in Tuesday's J3 Junior Olympic downhill races at Vail.
NASTAR takes 'Boat by storm
Competition represents diverse group of skiers
They all share a love for ski racing, but it's otherwise difficult to generalize the athletes in Steamboat Springs for this week's Nature Valley NASTAR National Ski Championships.
Steamboat track looking toward regionals
It's an old game in a new place for Luke DeWolfe.
Demong posts best-ever finish
Nordic combined athlete ends season third in World Cup standings
Veteran Nordic combined skier Bill Demong understands stress. After spending most of the season ranked second in the world, the U.S. Ski Team's top Nordic combined skier landed in the middle of a chaotic points race that wasn't decided until the final event of the season last weekend.
Steamboat briefs for March 13
Planning Commission to discuss Steamboat 700
Mayor proposes dissolution of OCPD
Oak Creek could consider contract with the Sheriff's Office
After weeks of back-and-forth discussion about the Oak Creek Police Department, the town's mayor is proposing dissolving the local department and contracting with the Routt County Sheriff's Office.
Man gets probation for indecent exposure
Felony sex assault charges dropped as part of plea agreement
A Routt County man was sentenced to two years of supervised probation Wednesday after pleading no contest to a reduced charge of misdemeanor indecent exposure.
Brent Boyer: Sharing makes us better
Newspapers aren't much different than any other business. At the end of the day, we want to provide our customers (readers and advertisers) with a product they consider valuable.
Clinics to address STD concern
VNA hosts screenings in light of increases
A nurse from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment pointed out the numbers - "dramatic" increases in the number of sexually transmitted diseases in Moffat County.
Holy Name caught in historic preservation issue
Church wants to move Old Town homes as part of major expansion project
Call it a separation of church and state. Leaders of the downtown Steamboat Catholic church want to move three nearby homes; city and historic preservation officials say that may not be possible.
Local jumpers shine at Howelsen
The ski jumps at Howelsen Hill still are in great shape, but the season is winding down for the Nordic combined athletes at the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club.
URAAC may not seek city loan
Council explores funding options for base area redevelopment
A major part of Joe Kracum's job in the coming weeks will be figuring out how to move forward with the design of improvements to the area around the ski base.
Lawsuit filed against 700
Rifle Club uses adverse possession in fence-line dispute
The Routt County Rifle Club has filed suit in Routt County District Court to assert its ownership of nearly five acres of disputed land along its boundary with the proposed Steamboat 700 development.
Moffat County: Steamboat owes us $155K
Dispute involves Steamboat Springs Transit facility site in Craig
As crews near the start of construction for a Steamboat Transit facility in Craig, the debate between Moffat County and city of Steamboat Springs officials about site cleanup costs nears conclusion.
