Stories for November 9, 2009

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Wildhorse gondola construction steadily progessing

4 suits for condo sales pending

The gondola towers rising from Wildhorse Meadows are tangible evidence of the steady progress being made at Wildhorse despite the down economy. But closings on 30-plus condominiums at Trailhead Lodge can be expected to continue at a gradual pace for months to come.

Game time announced for Sailors football playoff opener

Steamboat to open postseason against Berthoud

The Sailors will square off against No. 13 seed Berthoud at 7 p.m. Friday at Gardner Field in Steamboat. The Colorado High School Activities Association released the 16-team Class 3A state football playoff bracket on Sunday.

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Luke Graham: I'm a believer

I’ve covered a lot of Steam­boat Springs High School football. I’ve seen a lot of good athletes and a lot of good teams, and I’ve always seen the year come up just a little bit short. This team has the ability to go deep into the playoffs. They won’t say it, but I will. This team has everything it takes to win a state championship.

The Record for Nov. 7, 2009

Saturday, Nov. 7

Deb Babcock: Force bulbs to grow indoors

Flowers can provide winter color and fragrance

Many of the local garden centers are promoting bulbs this month to plant for color next spring. As you consider whether to pick up some bulbs for the garden, consider purchasing a few to bring fragrance and color inside your home during the drab winter.

Secretary of state to visit area today

Buescher to meet county clerk, residents

Colorado Secretary of State Bernie Buescher said he’s looking forward to his visit to Steamboat Springs today. His visit will allow him to meet with some locals about his 2010 campaign, and he’ll also have the opportunity to discuss last week’s election with Routt County Clerk and Recorder Kay Weinland.

Hayden Town Council OKs Poplar re-striping

Concerns initiate road’s return to 2 lanes

The recently completed three-lane Poplar Street in Hayden will get a new look. The Hayden Town Council on Thursday gave Town Manager Russ Martin the OK to re-stripe the street, which opened Oct. 23, after about 6 weeks of construction that widened the street from two lanes to three from U.S. Highway 40 to the bridge over Dry Creek.

Monday Medical: Survey seeks senior housing data

Let’s talk about senior social security. Not the capital “S” government program, but safe and suitable living options for aging individuals here in Northwest Colorado.

Steamboat Briefs: Tread of Pioneers Museum looking for volunteers

The Tread of Pioneers Museum is seeking volunteers. The Steamboat Springs museum needs front-desk volunteers to work three-hour shifts.

Quilters help local seniors

Holiday crafts, gifts offer seniors in need an end-of-year boost

In seven hours Saturday, nine members of the Delectable Mountain Quilters Guild hoped to design, sew, cut and finish at least 40 holiday-themed pillowcases for needy senior citizens across Routt County.

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Game time announced for Sailors football playoff opener

Steamboat to open postseason against Berthoud

The Sailors will square off against No. 13 seed Berthoud at 7 p.m. Friday at Gardner Field in Steamboat. The Colorado High School Activities Association released the 16-team Class 3A state football playoff bracket on Sunday.

Herold family honored for stewardship

South Routt residents named Landowner of the Year at fall festival

It’s not something they expected. The Herold family, of South Routt, was recognized as Landowner of the Year at the second Routt County Agriculture Fall Gathering on Sunday.