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Tom Ross: Boom! Madden was a coach before video games
It's an underappreciated fact that before John Madden became the world's most gregarious sportscaster and secured his fortune by licensing his name to a remarkably popular video game, he was one hell of an NFL head coach.
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Slow-driver bill dies in Senate
A bill that would have forced slow drivers to pull over when five or more cars lined up behind them failed in an informal vote of the Colorado Senate this week.
5 Colorado ski areas set to close Sunday
A run down a ski slope has meant a long hike or a long road trip for Steamboat Springs skiers and riders since Steamboat Ski Area closed April 12. As of this Sunday, even the road trip will, for the most part, be ruled out. Five Colorado ski areas will close for the season Sunday, and the remaining three will close in May and June.
Steamboat briefs: Grant funding is available for emergency programs
Grant funding is available for emergency programs
Cycling safety bill moves through state Legislature
Baumgardner's 2-abreast amendment removed in committee
A bill aimed at improving roadway safety for cyclists continues its uphill climb through the state Legislature. Rep. Randy Baumgardner, R-Hot Sulphur Springs, had an amendment that would have made riding two abreast on state highways illegal, but the amendment was removed by a conference committee.
The Record for April 16
Thursday, April 16
Local students take a stand against harassment during national Day of Silence
Steamboat Springs High School students participating in Friday's national Day of Silence made more of a statement and caused more discussion than if they had shouted all day long.
Tom Ross: Boom! Madden was a coach before video games
It's an underappreciated fact that before John Madden became the world's most gregarious sportscaster and secured his fortune by licensing his name to a remarkably popular video game, he was one hell of an NFL head coach.
