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Family, friends remember Ann Copeland
Memorial service held Sunday for 4th-generation Hayden resident
About 10 American Airlines employees from across the country who made their way to Hayden in 1989 to work as seasonal employees at Yampa Valley Regional Airport returned this weekend to honor Ann Copeland during her memorial service Sunday afternoon in the Hayden High School gymnasium.
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by Jack Weinstein
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Major crash in Milner ends in minor injuries
A man was left with only cuts and bruises after falling asleep while driving 60 miles per hour on U.S. Highway 40 this morning near Milner. Colorado State Patrol Sgt. Scott Elliott said Sean Stevens, 34, apparently fell asleep as he drove his 2006 Dodge Charger toward Steamboat Springs.
Rodeman sues Oak Creek in relation to tasing
Former Oak Creek mayor Kathy "Cargo" Rodeman filed a civil suit Friday against the Town Board and its former police officials in response to a July 2008 incident in which she was stunned with a Taser and arrested on suspicion of five misdemeanor charges.
Monday Medical: Go fishing for your health
When it comes to fighting heart disease, there are some fats you want to collect to win the battle and some you want to avoid. Fatty acids omega-3 and omega-6 are two of the "better" fats to try to get in your diet because of their role in heart health, among other benefits.
Local riders fare well in Granby
Area cyclists finish in top half of expert mountain biking field
The last piece of evidence Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club cycling coach Ben Clark said he needed to predict a great finish from Linnea Dixson came the day before her ride in the USA Cycling Mountain Bike Cross Country National Championships.
Steamboat Briefs: C.R. 14 closed near Tree Haus today, Tuesday
The Routt County Road and Bridge Department will close Routt County Road 14 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Tuesday, from about the Steamboat Springs city limits to the Tree Haus subdivision, to repair a slide area. There is no detour. Call the department at 879-0831.
Deb Babcock: Home-grown raspberries
Yes, we can successfully grow raspberries in our mountain environment. In fact, one of my favorite hikes along the Elk River off Seedhouse Road is a particular treat for me in the late summer when the wild raspberry bushes along the river are loaded with this delicious fruit.
Elissa Greene: Alpin Hong returns to Strings
This week marks the return of Beatlemania - Alpin Hong style - to the Strings stage. This will be Hong's fifth visit to Steamboat Springs in the past two years. Hong returns to perform tonight and Tuesday.
Luke Graham: Notes from the sports lull
We're sort of in a sports purgatory right now. With Major League Baseball's All-Star festivities wrapping up, baseball is about the only sport in full swing at the moment.
Hayden votes on home rule status today
Residents will decide whether to change to home rule system
Hayden residents will dictate their town's governance during a vote today on the proposed home rule charter. The town will decide whether to remain a statutory town or switch to a home rule town and whether to accept or reject the charter.
Aging well: Communication key to supporting friends with cancer
An invitation for a walk or movie, a helping hand with laundry, an offer to give a person a ride to and from treatment.
Family, friends remember Ann Copeland
Memorial service held Sunday for 4th-generation Hayden resident
About 10 American Airlines employees from across the country who made their way to Hayden in 1989 to work as seasonal employees at Yampa Valley Regional Airport returned this weekend to honor Ann Copeland during her memorial service Sunday afternoon in the Hayden High School gymnasium.
The Record for July 18, 2009
Saturday, July 18
