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Selling Steamboat short
Summer marketing faces 30 percent budget cut in 2009
The Steamboat Springs City Council set a course for substantial cuts in community support spending and tourism marketing in 2009 during a Tuesday night meeting that stretched into Wednesday morning.
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by Brandon Gee
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Oak Creek chief, sergeant resign
Embattled Oak Creek Police Chief Russ Caterinicchio and Sgt. Erik Foster tendered their resignations Thursday. The town's community service officer, Tony VanDeventer, also resigned.
Frontier adds YVRA flights
Daily ski season service to begin Dec. 18
Frontier Airlines has added ski season flights from Denver to Yampa Valley Regional Airport in Hayden, the airline reported today. The service will run Dec. 18 to April 22 on Bombardier Q400 aircraft operated by Lynx Aviation, a Frontier Holdings subsidiary, according to a news release from the airline.
League opener hinges on Steamboat defense
Sailors volleyball opens Western Slope play against Glenwood Springs today
After a fast start in the preseason, the Steamboat Springs High School volleyball team opens up its Western Slope League schedule against Glenwood Springs at 6:30 p.m. today in the school's Kelly Meek Gymnasium.
The Record for Sept. 9
1:31 a.m. A fire alarm went off in the 2500 block of Windward Way. Everything was fine.
Steamboat briefs for Sept. 11
Humane Society fundraiser 6:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday
Mountaineers lead benefit
Viesturs, Davenport to speak at Community Center on Friday
Steamboat Springs will try to withstand an avalanche of mountaineering knowledge Friday night as two of America's leading mountain men come to town to share their adventures.
Harriet Freiberger: Live the lesson
We learn our biggest lessons the hard way, some quickly and others throughout months and years. The greater the lesson, the clearer its reminder.
Steamboat airport poised for new era
The Yampa Valley Airport Commission will ponder future development at Steamboat Springs Airport tonight, including a potential new business plan for the city-owned facility.
Selling Steamboat short
Summer marketing faces 30 percent budget cut in 2009
The Steamboat Springs City Council set a course for substantial cuts in community support spending and tourism marketing in 2009 during a Tuesday night meeting that stretched into Wednesday morning.
Murder case mistrial possible
Cisneros proceedings in jeopardy because of possible perjury
Trial proceedings for murder suspect Luz Cisneros adjourned Wednesday on the cusp of a mistrial.
Local 4-H youths win state awards
Routt County 4-H members marched home with two grand champion titles and a slew of other awards from the Colorado State Fair last month in Pueblo.
Friends help fight fire
No one hurt as Steamboat II neighbors save dogs, car
Neighbors rescued two dogs and moved the homeowners' vehicle to safety when a Steamboat II house caught fire Wednesday morning.
Datebook for Sept. 11
8:30 to 10 a.m. Senior swimnastics is at the American Legion Post 62 pool, 1055 Moffat County Road 7. Call 824-3625.
Rodeman's license suspension overturned
Department of Revenue rules police had no right to enter home
A Colorado Department of Revenue hearing officer dismissed the one-year suspension of former Oak Creek Mayor Kathy "Cargo" Rodeman's driver's license Wednesday. As a result, Rodeman retains her driving privileges despite failing a Breathalyzer test the night of her controversial arrest.
Chief, sergeant wanted out
Oak Creek merchants call for overhaul in police department
A group of Oak Creek business owners is calling for the immediate terminations or resignations of Police Chief Russ Caterinicchio and Sgt. Erik Foster - a suggestion the Oak Creek Town Board will discuss formally at its meeting tonight.
