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Stolen computer contained 1,300 Social Security numbers
Ten years worth of data on laptop stolen from school district offices
Ten years worth of Social Security numbers for 1,300 past and present employees was compromised Tuesday night when a laptop was stolen from the Steamboat Springs School District office.
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by Zach Fridell
at 12:32pm
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Americans falter in Nordic team event
Bib slip-up a factor in disappointing result at World Championships
After a week of good news that includes two gold medals and a bronze, the members of the U.S. Nordic combined ski team endured its first bad news of the World Championships in the jumping round of the team event, when a mishap with a bib led to a 12th-place finish.
Rae Steele walking again
17-year-old Steamboat girl recovering from paralyzing disorder
Rae Steele is a big baby, her mother said Wednesday. A 17-year-old baby that mom Terri Steele is watching learn how to sit, stand and walk all over again after a debilitating disorder rendered Rae paralyzed and in the hospital for nearly two months.
Elkhead bass unhealthy for young children
Mercury levels in fish lead state to issue advisory
State officials are cautioning pregnant women and young children against eating bass caught in Elkhead Reservoir in Moffat County.
Steamboat Springs boys basketball cruises past Skyline in playoff opener
Any questions about the Steamboat Springs High School boys basketball team's confidence after two late-season losses were answered in the first nine minutes of Wednesday's first round Class 4A playoff game against Skyline.
Sports briefs: Ladley 2nd at Arctic Challenge
If Steamboat Springs snowboarder Matt Ladley hadn't done enough to introduce himself to the snowboarding world, he took a big step Saturday at one of the most prestigious snowboarding events on the planet.
Blake Worsley earns swimming award
Athlete outshines in Sun Belt Conference for University of Denver
It's not unusual for athletes from Steamboat Springs to leave their marks on University of Denver athletics, but normally, those athletes are expected to wear skis.
Steamboat athletes compete at home in U.S. Telemark event
The Steamboat Springs-based members of the U.S. Telemark team said the hardest part about competing in World Cup events during a swing through Europe last month was the weather. "It rained," said Lorin Paley, a national ski team member and Steamboat Springs High School student.
Hunters fire back about Basalt shooting range
More than 200 hunters and sportsmen from Aspen to New Castle said Tuesday that they are tired of Basalt residents taking shots at their shooting range.
Airport crash investigation ongoing
Plane heavily damaged after rollover in Steamboat Springs
An official decision on what caused an airplane to skid off the runway at the Steamboat Springs Airport on Feb. 15 may be a month away, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
The Record for Feb. 24
Tuesday, Feb. 24
Steamboat briefs: Home rule Charter Commission petitions due by Friday
Home rule Charter Commission petitions due by Friday
Water meter talk flows on
Oak Creek Town Board also to address construction contracts
The Oak Creek Town Board will continue its discussions of a proposed water meter installation project for Oak Creek utility customers at its meeting tonight, with a presentation from a water consultant and a representative from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs.
Regional school supporters rallying
Stagecoach charter to share vision at meeting
The steering committee for a Stagecoach charter school is ready to share a mission and a vision with interested parents at a meeting to drum up support Saturday.
Ski patroller saves snowboarder
Man caught headfirst in tree well wasn't moving when found
When Paula Lepporoli saw the snowboard attached to feet that weren't moving, she was sure the rider was dead. Lepporoli, a ski patroller at Steamboat Ski Area, was skiing through the trees on Typhoon, between Cyclone and Tornado, just before 11 a.m. Saturday when a snowboard snagged in a branch caught her eye.
Brent Boyer: Playing it out front
Longtime Steamboat Springs resident and veteran Pilot & Today reporter Tom Ross was as excited as I've ever seen him Friday morning. Like other members of Routt County's dedicated Nordic skiing community, Ross was glued to his computer, watching the results from the first Nordic combined event of the 2009 World Championships in Liberec, Czech Republic.
