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Rally for the Cure a hit
Sold-out golf tourney tees off in battle against breast cancer
Mary Effinger entered Steamboat's first Rally for the Cure golf tournament 10 years ago, and she hasn't missed one since. Her dedication has been driven by her willingness to help with the cause of finding a cure for breast cancer.
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by John F. Russell
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Steamboat Little League passes Summit
11- and 12-year-olds advance to state tournament
The Steamboat Springs 11- and 12-year-old all-stars hit like a team playing for its postseason life Tuesday, downing Summit 14-4 to advance to the Little League state tournament for the fourth straight year.
Adult League Softball: Coed "D" for July 14
Tuesday's games
Adult League Softball: Coed "B" for July 14
Tuesday's games
Sports briefs: Team splits doubleheaders
The Steamboat Springs American Legion baseball team had a legitimate chance to win four games during the weekend and qualify for postseason play.
Tour de Steamboat back for 5th installment
The fifth annual Kent Eriksen Tour de Steamboat returns Saturday with two unique rides benefiting one great cause.
Hayden School Board to discuss bus routes
Officials to consider pick-up zone improvements
The Hayden School Board will discuss the district's bus routes when it meets at 6 p.m. today.
Council places charter provision on ballot
At its meeting Tuesday, the Craig City Council took the final step needed to allow voters to keep or repeal a city charter provision that limits a person's personal financial contributions to their own political campaign.
Supreme Court reporter to speak Thursday
Seminars at Steamboat series starts with The New York Times' Adam Liptak
The New York Times reporter Adam Liptak took a few minutes out of a busy Tuesday to discuss his speaking engagement in Steamboat Springs.
Joanne Palmer: To bean or not to bean
Consider the legume. This odd-sounding word resembles the noise you produce when you have a swollen sore throat and can barely swallow. Or the choked-up noise a clogged toilet makes when you try to flush it.
The Record for July 11
Monday, July 13 12:32 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers responded to a report that children were moving traffic cones at 13th Street and Lincoln Avenue. They took care of the situation.
Steamboat briefs: Wildhorse gondola work to begin this summer
Resort Ventures West, developer of the residential community Wildhorse Meadows, reports it has signed an agreement with Grand Junction's Leitner-Poma of America, to build the development's pulse gondola linking the Trailhead Lodge condominium building and the remainder of the 47-acre master-planned development with the base of Steamboat Ski Area. Construction is slated to begin this summer, with operation anticipated for February 2010.
Our View: City needs finance leader
With the city's 2010 budget process quickly approaching, it's an appropriate time for Steamboat Springs to fill its vacant finance director position.
Superman mannequin stolen
Comic superhero reported missing from My Wireless location
The Man of Steel is missing. A mannequin dressed as Superman - complete with blue tights, the familiar "S" logo on the chest and red cape - was reported missing Monday.
Copeland services planned for Sunday
Hayden resident was killed last week in 4-wheeler accident
Hayden will say goodbye to Ann Copeland with a memorial service and wake Sunday. The scholarship fund in Ann Copeland's name is in the care of First National Bank of the Rockies.
Rally for the Cure a hit
Sold-out golf tourney tees off in battle against breast cancer
Mary Effinger entered Steamboat's first Rally for the Cure golf tournament 10 years ago, and she hasn't missed one since. Her dedication has been driven by her willingness to help with the cause of finding a cure for breast cancer.
Steamboat briefs: Tour de Steamboat takes to highways this weekend
Tour de Steamboat takes to highways this weekend
Police station, US 40 at heart of 700 hang-up
The Steamboat Springs City Council won't let Steamboat 700 developers off the hook when it comes to paying for all or part of a new $9 million police station. However, council members agreed in principle Tuesday night to cutting the developers some slack on U.S. Highway 40 improvements.
Wall's salary request denied
Sheriff's Office employees not exempt from countywide pay cut
Routt County commissioners elected not to act on a request by Sheriff Gary Wall to restore some of his employees' salaries.
