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Steamboat ski racer named to U.S. Team
Alpine athlete Anna Marno makes national squad
Deb Armstrong, the Winter Sports Club's competitive Alpine program director, said she learned late Tuesday afternoon that Alpine ski racer Anna Marno has been named to the U.S. Ski Team's development squad.
Sailors lacrosse gets home playoff game
Steamboat takes Gardner Field at 5 p.m. Friday against Lewis-Palmer
On Tuesday, the Colorado High School Activities Association awarded the Steamboat Springs High School boys lacrosse team a No. 16 seed and home playoff game in the program's first postseason appearance. Steamboat will play No. 17 Lewis-Palmer at 5 p.m. Friday at Gardner Field.
CMC calls off Iron Horse talks
College ends rental discussions in face of declining enrollment, potential staffing costs
Facing declining local enrollment for the upcoming fall semester, Colorado Mountain College officials called off a potential deal with the city of Steamboat Springs to rent the Iron Horse Inn for additional student housing.
Cycling bill rolls to Gov. Ritter's desk
Safety proposal approved, 57-7, in House and, 29-5, in Senate
Senate Bill 148, which includes a provision requiring motorists to give cyclists a 3-foot berth when passing them, was overwhelmingly approved in the state House and Senate.
West-side school gets boost
Steamboat 700 developers say they're willing to pay for as much as half the cost of construction of a new school in west Steamboat.
School Board settles lawsuit with newspaper
District will pay $50K in Pilot & Today attorney's fees
District to pay newspaper's attorneys fees and hand over minutes from illegal closed-door meeting. The settlement is in response to a March 26 Court of Appeals ruling that found that a previous School Board violated Open Meetings Law.
Atmos Energy provides discounts
Energy efficiency deals available through Excess is Out program
Atmos Energy customers can take advantage of discounted energy audits, appliance rebates and income-qualified energy programs through an energy-efficiency initiative being offered by the utility.
The Record for April 26
Sunday, April 26
Chatty drivers put on notice
Proposed bill would require use of hands-free devices
Opinions are mixed on a piece of legislation aimed at keeping motorists' hands on the wheel instead of their cell phone. Colorado House Bill 1094 would require most drivers to use a hands-free device to talk on their cell phones.
Steamboat Brief: Commissioners consider furlough plan today
A resolution adopting a furlough plan for Routt County employees is scheduled for consideration by the Routt County Board of Commissioners at 2 p.m. today.
Tom Ross: Praise for local campground
Sunset magazine highlights Big Creek Lakes in Routt Forest
The word is out about a quiet corner of the Routt National Forest that many people have never set eyes on. The May issue of Sunset magazine touts Big Creek Lakes in the Routt National Forest as one of the best campgrounds in Colorado.
Parade aims to raise awareness
Event hopes to bring attention to early childhood programs
Today's children's parade in downtown Steamboat Springs is a chance to recognize Routt County's youngest children and fuel their sparkplug minds. It's also a chance to raise awareness for what studies indicate is a lack of child care spots within the county.
