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Children decorate pumpkins at Optimist Club event
Riley Noble studied his pumpkin. It already was bright and colorful, but it needed something more. Inspired, he began dribbling paint from his paintbrush, in the style of Jackson Pollock, to create an abstract Halloween decoration.
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by Zach Fridell
at 12:00am
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Children decorate pumpkins at Optimist Club event
Riley Noble studied his pumpkin. It already was bright and colorful, but it needed something more. Inspired, he began dribbling paint from his paintbrush, in the style of Jackson Pollock, to create an abstract Halloween decoration.
Deb Babcock: You, too, can grow gargantuan gourds
Every year around this time, I hear from local gardeners about their success in the garden with plants and vegetables that aren't really suited for our short season and climate.
Steamboat schools could see financial boost from increasing numbers
Steamboat schools could see financial boost from numbers
The Steamboat Springs School Board will hear tonight that enrollment calculations show as many as 2,115 funded students in the district, a number that is "substantially above the 2,077 that the district has been using for budgeting," according to the report.
