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Spider bite story fit for Hollywood
Family's hunt for black widow cure attracts national interest
The story of a local family's caper to track down a foreign cure for a black widow spider bite has caught the attention of a Hollywood production company that plans to produce a special on the adventure.
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by Brandon Gee
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Female wrestler breaks into the boys club
Soroco freshman Bruggink fights odds to make wrestling history
Lauryn Bruggink didn't stop bouncing and swaying, dancing to the music piping through her iPod, on Saturday in the 10 minutes leading up to her final match in the Western Slope League wrestling tournament.
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by Joel Reichenberger
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Female wrestler breaks into the boys club
Soroco freshman Bruggink fights odds to make wrestling history
Lauryn Bruggink didn't stop bouncing and swaying, dancing to the music piping through her iPod, on Saturday in the 10 minutes leading up to her final match in the Western Slope League wrestling tournament.
Rep. Baumgardner's bill could boost county mineral lease funds
A bill sponsored by freshman state Rep. Randy Baumgardner, R-Hot Sulphur Springs, could bring a major windfall to infrastructure projects in Northwest Colorado but at the expense of some money allocated to school districts, higher education and state grants.
Districts plan long term for technology
Routt County schools discuss ways to combine resources
The Steamboat Springs Education Fund Board may bring Routt County schools together in many ways when voters agreed in November to share Steamboat's half-cent sales tax revenue.
Brent Boyer: Locals celebrates community
It's easy for journalists to get caught up in the routine of their respective beats. Meeting coverage and event previews are important, but they don't make for a well-rounded community newspaper on their own.
Marno top skier in Telluride
Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club member Anna Marno continued her hot start on the Surefoot Colorado Ski Cup, winning the slalom event Tuesday in Telluride.
Chix with Stix log 2 more wins
Two more wins last weekend made it six in a row for the Chix with Stix women's hockey team.
Weather delays ski jumping qualifier
Junior Olympic event takes place on smaller hills
Last weekend's warm weather took its toll on the 2009 Larry Johnson Memorial at Howelsen Hill, but Steamboat Springs athletes shined on the smaller jumps.
Steamboat briefs: Dance Theatre seeking sponsors for March show
The Steamboat Dance Theatre is seeking sponsors for the 37th annual March concert. Sponsorships help the nonprofit organization purchase costumes and offset performance costs. Sponsorships start at $250 and include tickets to the performances, a logo on the concert poster, ads in the program and/or banners during the concert. The Steamboat Dance Theatre is a volunteer organization where nearly 100 dancers come together to create three performances at 7 p.m. March 5 to 7 at the Steamboat Springs High School auditorium. For more information about how you can get involved as a sponsor, call Deb Curd at 846-5696.
The Record for Jan. 27
Midnight. Domestic violence was reported in Steamboat Springs where a boyfriend and girlfriend were having a dispute. A 20-year-old Steamboat Springs woman was arrested on suspicion of third-degree assault and possession of less than one ounce of marijuana.
Spider bite story fit for Hollywood
Family's hunt for black widow cure attracts national interest
The story of a local family's caper to track down a foreign cure for a black widow spider bite has caught the attention of a Hollywood production company that plans to produce a special on the adventure.
Veterinarian's 4-H service recognized
Meyring awarded for Vet Science program
Veterinarian Lee Meyring, who practices at Steamboat Veterinary Hospital, earned a statewide award for his work Saturday. The Colorado 4-H program at Colorado State University gave Meyring and five other adult volunteers the Outstanding 4-H Leader award.
Moffat County doubles road sign budget to meet federal standards
Moffat County Commissioner Tom Mathers said he's not happy with the federal government's edict to replace all its road signs with more reflective ones.
