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J4 skiers put up top results
The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club Alpine J4 ski team concluded its season Saturday at the Rocky Central J4 Junior Olympics in Winter Park. Ten Steamboat athletes represented the SSWSC J4 team.
Grant will help serve youths
Advocates receives $20,000 to bolster its education program
Youths in Routt County will get extra attention through a recent grant to Advocates Building Peaceful Communities. The group received $20,000 this month from the Women's Foundation of Colorado.
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by Blythe Terrell
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School District's cost-of-living pay raises may be frozen next year
Step increases will be allowed based on experience
Steamboat Springs School District employees may not get a cost-of-living pay increase next year, but district administrators are hopeful staff will not see pay cuts, either.
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Grant will help serve youths
Advocates receives $20,000 to bolster its education program
Youths in Routt County will get extra attention through a recent grant to Advocates Building Peaceful Communities. The group received $20,000 this month from the Women's Foundation of Colorado.
School District's cost-of-living pay raises may be frozen next year
Step increases will be allowed based on experience
Steamboat Springs School District employees may not get a cost-of-living pay increase next year, but district administrators are hopeful staff will not see pay cuts, either.
Shell water rights opponents band together
County signs common interest agreement with towns, water district
Routt County, the Upper Yampa Water Conservancy District and the towns of Oak Creek and Yampa will pool their resources in opposing Shell Oil's application to take 375 cubic feet of water per second from the Yampa River west of Craig.
J4 skiers put up top results
The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club Alpine J4 ski team concluded its season Saturday at the Rocky Central J4 Junior Olympics in Winter Park. Ten Steamboat athletes represented the SSWSC J4 team.
Soroco track looks for big year
There is a good feeling around the Soroco High School track and field team right now. Despite not being on an actual track yet, when third-year coach David Bruner takes a glance at his roster it's not hard to see why there are lots of expectations on the Rams.
Huyser ready to begin rehab process
Clayton Huyser has struggled for almost two months in a Denver hospital to recover from a rare brain disease that left him nearly dead Jan. 29. After a series of brain surgeries and removal of part of his skull, the 20-year-old Hayden native is ready to make the trip to a rehabilitation center.
Peter Van De Carr: Respect the Yampa
To the Colorado Division of Wildlife: I'm writing this letter to publicly thank you for the awesome job you've done raising funds to create and maintain our sport fishing habitat through downtown Steamboat Springs.
Blair R. Picard: Countering Hofmeister
Mr. Gary Hofmeister's commentary of March 8, 2009, warrants a response - a response from someone who, in 35 years of voting, never voted Democrat until this past election.
The Record for March 23
1 a.m. Police responded to a suspicious incident reported on Short Street where a car reportedly was parked strangely and driving from the house to a large trash container.
Steamboat briefs: Woman receives citation after accident with cyclist
Kathy Whaley was cited for careless driving causing bodily injury in conjunction with a March 19 accident near Lake Catamount that injured a local cyclist, Routt County Sheriff's Office Investigator Ken Klinger said Tuesday.
Court briefs: Fatka to appear in court Thursday
Terri Dawn Moody Fatka, who pleaded guilty to her role in the theft of $1.3 million from Alpine Bank from 2004 to 2008, will appear in Routt County Court at 9 a.m. Thursday morning for a restitution hearing.
Our View: Friday closures worth a try
By opting to close City Hall on Fridays, the city of Steamboat Springs appears to have come up with a practical solution to a challenging issue.
County open to road financing
Steamboat 700 developers received good news Tuesday from Routt County commissioners, who said they are willing to help fund U.S. 40 upgrades within the boundaries of the West Steamboat Springs Area Plan.
Routt County population increases 3 percent
Elbow room is shrinking steadily in Routt County, according to new Census estimates. The county population increased 3 percent from 2007 to 2008, the U.S. Census Bureau reported Thursday.
Family of Lopez wanted tougher charges
Police also were looking for more severe charges in Lopez case
The sister of Sgt. 1st Class Richard Lopez, along with police officers involved in the investigation of Lopez's death, said they would have liked to have seen more severe charges filed against the two Miami brothers accused of playing a role in his death.
