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Parks and Recreation plans advance
District Court rules on Humble Ranch lawsuit
A draft Parks and Recreation Master Plan is nearing adoption, and Steamboat Springs has received a grant to develop a more specific master plan for the rodeo grounds.
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by Brandon Gee
at 9:52pm
Early Morning
Leadership Symposiums teach 8th-graders about character development
Josie Pacana knew it was a trap. First, Dave Keller, one of the presenters at Monday's Leadership Symposium, put $1 into Josie's hand. Then, he laid $10, $100 and finally $1,000 bills in her hand.
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by Zach Fridell
at 12:11am
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Parks and Recreation plans advance
District Court rules on Humble Ranch lawsuit
A draft Parks and Recreation Master Plan is nearing adoption, and Steamboat Springs has received a grant to develop a more specific master plan for the rodeo grounds.
Jimmy Westlake: You decide Hubble's next target
The International Year of Astronomy 2009 is well under way, and to help celebrate, NASA is inviting you and me and the entire world to choose the Hubble Space Telescope's next target to photograph. That's right. All you have to do is visit the Web site http://youdecide.hubblesite.org/ and cast your vote for one of the six celestial objects described and pictured there. The current vote-leader is a distant spiral galaxy named NGC 5172, about 300-million light years away in the Coma Berenices constellation, but the leader can change as more people throughout the world cast their votes. The other five objects up for the vote are: a star-forming region named NGC 6634, a planetary nebula named NGC 6072, another planetary nebula named NGC 40, an edge-on spiral galaxy named NGC 4289 and a pair of colliding galaxies named Arp 274.
3.2 beer battle brewing
Baumgardner and White oppose change that would allow more full-strength beer sales
Measure's supporters say it's unfair that grocery and convenience stores can't sell full-strength beer, but opponents say the change would shut down locally owned liquor stores.
Council to discuss water dedication policy opposed by current applicants
The Steamboat Springs City Council will debate tonight whether to adopt a water dedication policy for annexed properties and whether to apply that policy to existing applicants.
Juniors fill void on Nordic combined World Cup
With the top American Nordic combined skiers taking a break before the World Championships, the door was open for the next wave of American skiers to fill the void.
The Record for Feb. 1
Sunday, Feb. 1
Steamboat briefs: Routt County Fair Board looking to fill vacancy
Routt County Fair Board looking to fill vacancy
Arts Council eliminates visual arts department, focuses on performance
The Steamboat Springs Arts Council is in the middle of a reorganization process that will shift the nonprofit's focus to performing arts.
Leadership Symposiums teach 8th-graders about character development
Josie Pacana knew it was a trap. First, Dave Keller, one of the presenters at Monday's Leadership Symposium, put $1 into Josie's hand. Then, he laid $10, $100 and finally $1,000 bills in her hand.
Tom Ross: Forecast calls for spring cruising on Mount Werner
If you've given any thought to testing the latest, greatest Alpine skis this winter, Winter Carnival week looks as if it will be ideal for cruising the big groomers on Mount Werner.
Residents, downtown retailers brainstorm how to survive tough times
Steamboat Springs residents and business owners wrestled with familiar issues at a forum and movie screening Monday evening. About 60 people attended the discussion at Centennial Hall, which included a viewing of "Paperback Dreams."
