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Steamboat Springs Boys & Girls Club celebrates 1st day Monday
Just tall enough to reach over the side of the pool table to line up his shot, 10-year-old Charlie Fisher hit the cue ball, sending the yellow 1-ball into the corner pocket. His next shot, the 3-ball, also went down.
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by Jack Weinstein
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Lake Village subdivision negotiations continue
The Town Board on Thursday unanimously agreed to enter into settlement negotiations with the construction company about the state of the Lake Village subdivision. Attorney Malcolm Murray said the settlement could be reached by the end of the week if some details are worked out.
The Record for June 7
June 7, 2009
Steamboat Springs Boys & Girls Club celebrates 1st day Monday
Just tall enough to reach over the side of the pool table to line up his shot, 10-year-old Charlie Fisher hit the cue ball, sending the yellow 1-ball into the corner pocket. His next shot, the 3-ball, also went down.
Steamboat briefs: Totally Kids extends soccer registration deadline
Hayden's Totally Kids program has extended to Wednesday the deadline for soccer registration. The registration fee is $25. If you are between the ages of 5 and 14 and you want to play soccer in Hayden this summer, call Carolyn at 276-9246.
Pueblo firefighter remembered
Capt. Richard Mark died in Steamboat while on fundraiser trip
Capt. Richard Mark, of the Pueblo Fire Department, was remembered Monday as an active, dedicated firefighter by his friends and fire chief. Mark died of an apparent heart attack Friday at Yampa Valley Medical Center while he was visiting Steamboat Springs for a muscular dystrophy fundraiser.
Jimmy Westlake: Lyra: Heaven's Harp
What's that bright star rising in the northeastern sky as darkness falls this month? It's the star Vega, and its arrival is a sure sign that summer is just around the corner.
Council to focus on 700
Cost of public projects at proposed development broach $80M
The annexation process for Steamboat 700 reaches an important juncture tonight as the developers and City Council furrow their brows regarding $80 million in public capital projects and how to pay for everything from roads to fire trucks to enhanced water rights.
Summer writing workshops offer tips at all levels
A series of summer classes that starts today is meant to inspire "writers in waiting," said instructor and author Jill Murphy Long. From 3 to 4:30 p.m. today and every Tuesday through the summer, Long will lecture about the writing process and give tips about getting work published.
Tom Ross: Log building known for window
Fundraising picnic at Stagecoach boosts cabin restoration
South Routt County's historic Diamond Window Cabin is decaying further with every harsh Northwest Colorado winter, and now the constituents of Historic Routt County are pulling out all the stops.
