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Triple Crown sets rule
Sports group wants concessions from property managers
Triple Crown Sports has enacted a new lodging policy for its 2009 World Series youth baseball tournament in Steamboat Springs, discouraging participants from lodging with properties that do not make concessions to the company.
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by Brandon Gee
at 12:00am
White fundraising nears $100K
Senate candidates put Routt County on the back burner
State Rep. Al White, R-Hayden, has raised more money than all but four of the 36 other candidates vying for 19 Colorado state Senate seats up for election this year.
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Stories
Offensive surge fails to carry Sailors
Injuries cripple Steamboat softball squad in doubleheader against Middle Park
The Steamboat Springs High School girls softball team lost two more games Wednesday night, but a few solid swings and some aggressive base running helped the team in some of its best play yet.
Local golf pro selected for PGA
Brosterhous heads to regional match
Luke Brosterhous, the assistant golf professional at Haymaker, has been selected to play in the PGA's Western Chapter Cup Matches next month in Grand Junction.
Sailors set up for Stocker
Fourth-ranked Steamboat travels to No. 2 Palisade for high-stakes showdown
Tonight's matchup between No. 2 Palisade and No. 4 Steamboat Springs carries a lot of weight in the Western Slope League and beyond, but don't expect the loser to have its postseason hopes deflated.
Republicans cook for seniors
Pig roast planned for Friday afternoon at Community Center
Seniors are invited to an annual meal featuring a pig roast.
Steamboat briefs for Sept. 25
Optimist Club accepting Teen of the Month applications
The Record for Sept. 23
7:17 a.m. An ambulance was requested in Steamboat Springs for a man with an unknown medical condition. He refused transport to the hospital.
Steamboat-based TIC plans merger
TIC Holdings has agreed to merge with Nebraska-based Kiewit Corp.
White fundraising nears $100K
Senate candidates put Routt County on the back burner
State Rep. Al White, R-Hayden, has raised more money than all but four of the 36 other candidates vying for 19 Colorado state Senate seats up for election this year.
Oak Creek to discuss policing future
Town Board also to talk about Community Center access issue
The Oak Creek Town Board will consider a bid for long-awaited renovations to improve access to the South Routt Community Center at its meeting tonight, as well as initiate its discussions on the future of the Oak Creek Police Department.
Ski Time Square plan flexible
Proposed looped road stirring debate; alternatives raised
The fate of a proposed looped road replacing Ski Time Square Drive will be on the table tonight during a meeting of the Steamboat Springs Planning Commission.
State Senate candidates agree on youth issues
State Senate candidates Ken Brenner and Al White agreed on nearly all of the major issues affecting children during a Wednesday forum hosted by First Impressions of Routt County.
School district faces lawsuits
The Steamboat Springs School District has been threatened with two additional lawsuits beyond the potential $400,000 suit by former Steamboat Springs High School Principal Mike Knezevich.
Triple Crown sets rule
Sports group wants concessions from property managers
Triple Crown Sports has enacted a new lodging policy for its 2009 World Series youth baseball tournament in Steamboat Springs, discouraging participants from lodging with properties that do not make concessions to the company.
History buff mines town facts
Jan Leslie compiles volumes of information about Hayden
Jan Leslie spins tales of Hayden from memory, whipping out name after name and date after date, debunking local lore and pointing in all directions to the historical spots of her hometown.
