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House of Cards Part 4: New game, new odds
The plot in West End Village purchased by Tara and Buck Chavarria gave rise to more than a house. After the final roofing tiles were nailed on, the house became a hub for a growing family and a growing church, with as many as 50 Sk8 Church teens in the basement for weekly meetings.
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by Zach Fridell
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Routt's jobless rate drops in July
Unemployment falls from 7.7% in June to 6.8% in July; jobless numbers grow statewide
July's numbers show a growing labor force and an increase in employment compared with June. Numbers are still worse than a year ago.
Adult League Softball: Coed "C" League for Aug. 20
Thursday's games
Knox aces No. 5 at Rollingstone
Steamboat Springs resident sticks driver from 165 yards
Linda Knox never really counted her first hole-in-one as an actual ace.
Steamboat football scrimmage is at 11 a.m. Saturday
Sailors football opens its season at 1 p.m. Aug. 29 at Gardner Field against Holy Family and is playing an intrasquad scrimmage at 11 a.m. Saturday because of that Zero Week game.
Rodeo series ends this weekend
Steamboat's Travis Darling eyes saddle bronc crown
There will be a lot on the line tonight when Travis Darling rolls into the Brent Romick Rodeo Arena in downtown Steamboat Springs, kicking off the final weekend of summer roping and riding in Steamboat.
Jim Engelken confirms council candidacy
Former councilman to run in opposition to current members
The second of two former Steamboat Springs City Council members has confirmed his candidacy for the 2009 election. Jim Engelken served on the council from 1995 to 2001. He's decided to vie for another tour of duty because he thinks current council members are putting development interests ahead of those of the community.
YVRA to launch $4.7M tracking system
Aeronautics directors says the system is the 1st in nation
New technology could more than quadruple the number of flights that can enter or exit the valley each hour. The Wide Area Multilateration system is scheduled to launch Sept. 12. The system uses ground sensors to detect transponders in airplanes.
City to dedicate Little Toots Park sculptures Saturday
The city will hold a dedication of the statues in Little Toots Park at 11 a.m. Saturday. Denver artist Madeline Wiener was commissioned to design and build the sculptures.
Community Agriculture Alliance: Grazing workshop is next week
Event offers low-stress livestock-handling techniques
The Middle Park Conservation District, in conjunction with the Natural Resources Conservation Service, Blue Valley Ranch and Gunnison National Forest Paonia District, is inviting livestock producers and agency professionals to a prescribed grazing and herding workshop from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 28 and 29.
House of Cards Part 4: New game, new odds
The plot in West End Village purchased by Tara and Buck Chavarria gave rise to more than a house. After the final roofing tiles were nailed on, the house became a hub for a growing family and a growing church, with as many as 50 Sk8 Church teens in the basement for weekly meetings.
The Record for August 19
12:19 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers were called to a report of theft of a woman's wallet in the first block of Seventh Street.
Steamboat briefs: Yampa Street partially closed for arts festival
Yampa Street is closed between Fifth and Seventh streets until 8 p.m. Sunday for the Yampa River Art Stroll, part of the inaugural Steamboat All Arts Festival.
What to do this weekend for Aug. 21 to 23
Today - Steamboat All Arts Festival workshops - Various locations, starting at 9 a.m.
All Arts Festival is under way
Arts Council block party ends inaugural event at 5 p.m. Sunday
The Steamboat Springs Arts Council will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its home base building Sunday, with a block party that includes live music, free food and a historical exhibit.
Pianist draws on surroundings, New Orleans R&B for set
For more than 30 years, George Winston has channeled the seasons and where he is in the world to create atmospheric folk compositions. During that time, he's added classic rock, 1920s and '30s stride tunes, and New Orleans R&B into the mix.
Water levels in Colorado declared healthy
Speaker at conference: Snow levels caused unnecessary scares
The peaks and valleys of snowfall last winter left water experts in Colorado concerned about water availability for 2009, but thanks to a few late snowfalls and a cool, wet summer, Colorado's water level is as good as any recent year.
39-year education veteran to run for School Board
Bill Kennedy held two superintendent positions in New York
There will be a new face on the Steamboat Springs School Board after the November election. And it could be Bill Kennedy, a native of Yonkers, N.Y.
John Salazar talks about health care debate
Congressman accused of ducking debate speaks out
U.S. Rep. John Salazar, a Blue Dog Democrat accused of hiding from the health care debate, outlined and defended his stances on the issue Thursday. He spoke with the Pilot & Today before speaking at the Colorado Water Congress' annual summer conference at the Sheraton Steamboat Resort.
