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Underwood pushes community approach to underage drinking
After one of his many presentations on youth substance abuse in Steamboat Springs this week, John Underwood was shocked when a sixth-grader challenged his concepts, arguing that smoking pot improved snowboarding.
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by Brandon Gee
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Steamboat briefs for May 1
Child Health Plan Plus provides full health care coverage for uninsured Colorado children and teens up to age 18.
Tennis squad hopes to repeat
It would be as unprecedented for the Steamboat Springs High School girls tennis team to live up to last season's remarkable regional tournament performance as it was for the team to do it in the first place.
Two get 3 years in abuse case
Grand County parents get maximum prison sentence
Two former Grand County residents received the maximum sentence in a child abuse case Tuesday.
County seeing rash of thefts
Patterns suggest cases are related
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The Record for April 29
6:10 a.m. Theft was reported in the 27400 block of Brandon Circle. The case is under investigation.
Underwood pushes community approach to underage drinking
After one of his many presentations on youth substance abuse in Steamboat Springs this week, John Underwood was shocked when a sixth-grader challenged his concepts, arguing that smoking pot improved snowboarding.
Steamboat soccer wins again at home, 3-0
With Wednesday's 3-0 win against Palisade, the Steamboat Springs High School girls soccer team took care of its end.
Liquor checks show total compliance
No establishments fail law enforcement tests that happened Monday night
Eleven Steamboat Springs liquor establishments garnered a 100 percent compliance rate in the Steamboat Springs Police Department's latest checks Monday. Businesses who passed included two that failed a round of checks in December.
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Officials may be forced to put down agitated animals
Do it for the moose, if not your own safety.
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Elkhead Reservoir open, new features planned for summer
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