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DeVincentis airs concerns
School Board member questions district's accountability in spending of half-cent sales tax revenue
Steamboat Springs School Board member John DeVincentis voted in favor of a resolution Monday supporting the renewal of the city's half-cent sales tax for education, but he questioned whether the district is appropriately accountable for the money it spends from the Education Fund Board.
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by Zach Fridell
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Steamboat Briefs for Sept. 23
Soup Bowl Supper tickets now on sale
Sailors have eyes on state
Steamboat leaves for Aspen hoping journey will lead to 4A golf championships
The words of golf coach Scott Berry sounded good as they rang in the ears of Steamboat Springs High School golf team members, who were preparing for today's regional tournament in Aspen.
Co-principals already a team
Miller and Dunham assume Strawberry Park leadership
Acting as interim co-principals of Strawberry Park Elementary School is a new challenge for Michele Miller and Celia Dunham, but the duo have plenty of practice working together and said their transition to the new job is a natural extension of their work as Instructional Support Specialists.
The Record for Sept. 21
Sunday, Sept. 21
Wage, benefit data surveyed
CMC course collecting information on city's hospitality industry
An academic researcher and business owners hope to round up insight into wages and benefits in Steamboat Springs' hospitality industry.
DeVincentis airs concerns
School Board member questions district's accountability in spending of half-cent sales tax revenue
Steamboat Springs School Board member John DeVincentis voted in favor of a resolution Monday supporting the renewal of the city's half-cent sales tax for education, but he questioned whether the district is appropriately accountable for the money it spends from the Education Fund Board.
Tom Ross: Good riddance to Yankee Stadium, the house money built
The house that Ruth built is an abandoned relic. Boo hoo. Someone pass me a hankie.
Bridge replacement irks some
City hopes for mid-November project completion date
The replacement of a small bridge has necessitated the digging of a very large hole in Old Town Steamboat Springs.
