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Study projects big increase in US 40 traffic
Findings estimate cars will nearly double on highway by 2035
The 13th Street bottleneck at the west entrance to downtown Steamboat Springs is left relatively unaddressed in required traffic improvements that would accompany the proposed Steamboat 700 annexation.
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by Brandon Gee
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Fun Shoot introduces people to Lorna Lou Farrow's passion
Sunday was a day Lorna Lou Farrow would have loved, many said. A number of people new to shooting and those with more experience attended the Lorna Lou Farrow Memorial Scholarship Fun Shoot in her honor from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Routt County Rifle Club.
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by Jack Weinstein
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United Way hopes to net 10K on Tuesday
Event proceeds will go toward organization's $525,000 goal
In an effort to reach a $525,000 fundraising goal, Routt County's 10K for United Way is scheduled for Tuesday at the Space Station. The event, an attempt to raise $10,000, is an opportunity for Routt County United Way to reach out to the community in addition to its annual fundraising campaign, said Lynaia South Orr, chairwoman of the organization's campaign committee.
Former Sailors competing in collegiate cross-country
John Cutter and Brittany Long find their stride
Stepping onto a college campus can be a frightening thing. But 2009 SSHS graduates John Cutter and Brittany Long have a different feeling about the beginnings of their careers as collegiate cross-country runners.
The Record for Oct. 3
12:32 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers assisted another agency on U.S. Highway 40 and Pine Grove Road.
Aging Well: Improving older adults' oral health
There is good news and bad news when it comes to older adults' oral health. Although more adults are keeping their teeth into old age, physical, cognitive and financial problems can make it difficult for them to ward off oral decay and disease.
School Board to review BOCES report today
Educational services provider asks Steamboat for additional funds
The financial struggles of the Northwest Colorado Board of Cooperative Educational Services will highlight tonight's Steamboat Springs School Board meeting.
Jane McLeod: In defense of Brussels sprouts
Pick late in the season, lightly cook to retain natural flavors
Several light frosts have come and gone and my Brussels sprouts are thriving. The ultimate cool-weather crop, Brussels sprouts can survive a nip or two of frost. In fact, a little frost actually improves their flavor, making them the star of the fall vegetable patch.
Monday Medical: Health fair to offer glucose test
Hemoglobin A1C called 'gold standard' of diabetes management
At next week's early blood draws and at the Oct. 24 Yampa Valley Medical Center Community Health Fair, we will offer hemoglobin A1C as an additional blood test.
Steamboat briefs: Rotary Club offers 4-week cultural exchange program
When it's the middle of winter in Steamboat Springs, it's the height of summer in Australia. What better time to visit and become engrossed in the richness of the local culture?
Fun Shoot introduces people to Lorna Lou Farrow's passion
Sunday was a day Lorna Lou Farrow would have loved, many said. A number of people new to shooting and those with more experience attended the Lorna Lou Farrow Memorial Scholarship Fun Shoot in her honor from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Routt County Rifle Club.
Study projects big increase in US 40 traffic
Findings estimate cars will nearly double on highway by 2035
The 13th Street bottleneck at the west entrance to downtown Steamboat Springs is left relatively unaddressed in required traffic improvements that would accompany the proposed Steamboat 700 annexation.
Luke Graham: Prep sports entering 2nd half
Most fall prep teams have reached the halfway point of their seasons, and it's safe to assume the direction of each squad.
Hayden food bank moves to new location
LIFT-UP serves those in need Wednesday mornings on Walnut
LIFT-UP clients who walk into the new Hayden food bank space are likely to see Holly Blake's bright, smiling face. Blake, a volunteer and LIFT-UP of Routt County board member, will manage the food bank.
