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Triumph for Todd Lodwick
Former Olympian wins world championship in Nordic combined mass start event
Nordic combined veteran and four-time Olympian Todd Lodwick, of Steamboat Springs, completed one of the most unlikely comebacks in competitive skiing history Friday morning, winning a world championship in the mass start event in Liberec, Czech Republic.
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Missing snowboarder found OK
Emergency crews dispatched at about 6 p.m.
A missing snowboarder was found safe about 9:30 p.m. Saturday, said Russ Sanford, incident commander and president of Routt County Search and Rescue.
Steamboat boys basketball tops Battle Mountain, 52-38
Boys finish 2nd in Western Slope
Battle Mountain cut down the nets after Friday's basketballgames, their last at Eagle-Vail, but visiting Steamboat Springs picked up a pair of wins.
Sailors hockey beats Peak to Peak, advances
Steamboat faces No. 1 Regis today
Steamboat Springs High School hockey won in the first round of the state tournament Friday night in Denver, with a 4-1 victory against Peak to Peak.
Sailors skiers finish strong
Dixson brings home Skimeister award
The Steamboat Springs High School Alpine and Nordic ski teams capped a strong showing at the state skiing championships Friday with top-five overall finishes for the boys and girls. But the best news to come out of the competition was for an individual Steamboat athlete.
Bruggink falls short of goal
Soroco freshman determined to return to state
Soroco freshman Lauryn Bruggink didn't waste much time thinking about the past on Friday after losing, 6-1, in the first round of the consolation bracket.
2 Tigers wrestlers try for state titles
Pair of Hayden athletes to fight for championships today
When Hayden High School wrestler Chad Terry walked through the tunnel into the Pepsi Center in Denver on Thursday, preparing for his first state tournament, he said he might finish sixth.
Roberts, city exploring unpaid leaves for employees
Steamboat Springs Transit driver: I'd prefer furloughs to firings
In a Friday meeting with top city of Steamboat Springs officials, City Manager Jon Roberts asked department leaders to consider having city employees take four hours of unpaid leave a week. Such unpaid leave is known as furloughs.
Carson, Taylor take party reins
Democrats, GOP strive for inclusiveness
Sixteen years in the state Legislature wasn't enough politics for Jack Taylor, who the Routt County Republican Central Committee recently named its next chairman.
Fire Academy seeks applicants
1st-of-its-kind career day to introduce residents to the trade
Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue announced it is accepting applications for its 2009 Fire Academy, an eight-month program for people interested in a career with the department.
The Record for Feb. 19
Thursday, Feb. 19
Steamboat briefs: Hayden taking Charter Commission petitions
Hayden taking Charter Commission petitions
Tom Ross: Ultimate redemption
Todd Lodwick, the man whose resume tells us he is the greatest Steamboat skier of all time, finally got the abominable snowman off his back in Liberec, Czech Republic, on Friday.
