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Powder days piling up at ski area
Another 14 inches of snow fell overnight, bringing the 10-day total at the summit of Mount Werner to more than 6 feet. Click here to see powder video footage from the Steamboat Ski Area.
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Despite low turnout, Hayden approves Charter Commission
Group will draft town governance charter
Only 8 percent of registered town voters turned out for election. Nine-member Charter Commission will now draft document that could move Hayden from statutory to home-rule status.
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by Blythe Terrell
at 9:36pm
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Yampa water advisory still in place
Official: Residents should use bottled water until Thursday evening at "the earliest"
Yampa residents should continue using bottled water for drinking and most uses until at least this evening. Water is available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today at Yampa Town Hall.
Powder days piling up at ski area
Another 14 inches of snow fell overnight, bringing the 10-day total at the summit of Mount Werner to more than 6 feet. Click here to see powder video footage from the Steamboat Ski Area.
Young wrestlers head to Denver
Steamboat, Hayden, Soroco send middle-schoolers to state
Middle school wrestlers from Steamboat, Hayden and South Routt County are going to the state meet this weekend in Denver after posting top finishes at the second annual Colorado Middle School Regional Tournament in Grand Junction.
Steamboat briefs: Last day to register for youth baseball in Hayden
The registration deadlines for Little League and American Legion baseball in Hayden are today. Little League is for children ages 8 to 15. Those interested in registering can visit Hayden Town Hall at 178 W. Jefferson Ave.
Bill Sauter: No sandwich boards
I am sure that when store owners decided to open their shops off Lincoln Avenue, they had good reasons for doing so. Now that the economy is not doing so well, they would like to generate more traffic. I'll bet that the stores on Lincoln Avenue would like more traffic, too.
Hospital applies for $1 million grant
TMH the only local body to go for DOLA funding this cycle
After no one stepped forward with a proposal for Colorado Department of Local Affairs grant dollars last week, The Memorial Hospital hopes to take advantage of an opportunity, potentially worth $1 million.
The Record for March 30
4:14 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers responded to a burglary alarm in the 1600 block of 13th Street. Everything was fine.
Our View: Cycling safety a 2-way street
Each spring - particularly in recent years - seems to bring with it increased conflicts between cyclists and motorists. Sadly, Routt County is off to an early start this year, with at least two accidents between cyclists and motorists in March alone. We hope that trend doesn't continue through the summer and fall.
Hermacinski pushes 700 vote; other council members disagree
The controversial annexation of Steamboat 700 would be put to a citywide vote under a proposal Councilwoman Cari Hermacinski plans to suggest next week.
Steamboat snow levels above average
Winter storm warning, more storm systems on the way
Steamboat Springs Police Department officers lost track of the number of accidents they responded to Tuesday when they reached 15, Officer Doug Sherar said.
Routt County looks at pay cuts
10 percent reduction considered today
Citing declining revenues, "the international economic crisis" and grim financial projections, Routt County commissioners will consider emergency 10 percent pay cuts at a special meeting today.
Fund Board to tighten budget
Education group to address declining sales tax revenues
The Education Fund Board will grapple with tough decisions and a revenue decrease of about $500,000 tonight as the group decides allocations for the 2009-10 school year.
Season pass prices drop
Ski Corp. offers adult season passes for $879; cutoff is June 1
Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. is offering adult season ski passes for $100 cheaper than last year's lowest rate.
