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Coal car falls off wheels in South Routt
One car of a 104-car coal train came off its wheels south of Oak Creek at about 3:45 Friday morning
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Semi driver cited for careless driving in Lincoln Avenue wreck that tipped Jeep
A 21-year-old woman appeared to be only slightly injured after her Jeep Wrangler was tipped on its side in a Thursday morning crash with a wide-load trailer on Lincoln Avenue in downtown Steamboat Springs.
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Steamboat football squeaks by in Delta
The Sailors football team walked off the field Friday night in Delta, thankful to be heading home and lucky to get away with a 36-27 win.
Coal car falls off wheels in South Routt
One car of a 104-car coal train came off its wheels south of Oak Creek at about 3:45 Friday morning
Roaring Fork preschools feeling economy's pinch
The recession has hit hard in some Roaring Fork Valley preschools as parents scramble to find ways to cut their household budgets after losing hours or even jobs.
Pitkin leash law nets few violators
The majority of local dog owners appear to be keeping their canines on a short leash when hiking, judging from the low number of tickets issued this summer.
Oak Creek's Ege retires post for personal reasons
Trustee, police commissioner resigns
Oak Creek Trustee and Police Commissioner Dave Ege on Thursday tendered his resignation from the Oak Creek Town Board, effective at the end of the meeting.
Steamboat Springs Planning Commission reviews Steamboat 700
Commissioners aim to make recommendation to council next week
Concerns continue to be addressed, but hesitancy continues to be expressed about the proposed Steamboat 700 annexation.
Semi side-swipes cars on the eastern side of Rabbit Ears Pass
No major injuries in crash
Three cars and a semitrailer were damaged Thursday afternoon when a semitrailer veered into oncoming traffic on U.S. Highway 40 near the foot of Muddy Pass. There were no major injures in the crash, but the road was closed temporarily as emergency crews responded.
Landscape workshop stresses saving water
Sustainable landscapes conference held at Yampa River Botanic Park
Employing sustainable landscapes and efficient irrigation practices aren't just good for the environment; they can save homeowners a boatload of money and time. That was one of the messages conveyed at a sustainable landscapes workshop and garden tour Thursday at Yampa River Botanic Park.
Java & Jazz fundraiser for Partners is Sunday
Partners looks to raise money for new school-based mentor
Partners in Routt County's annual Java & Jazz fundraiser is from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Lake Catamount and will feature local coffee houses, roasters and baristas serving coffees, teas and specialty drinks.
Ritter's recovery act team to visit Craig, Steamboat
Officials from Gov. Bill Ritter's economic recovery team plan to host two public meetings on the federal recovery package Sept. 21 in Craig.
Neon Brown to light up Old Town Pub
Jam band with members of Bill Smith and Lotus plays Saturday
Neon Brown guitarist and Steamboat Springs-bred musician Dan Koebnick knows bluegrass, punk rock, funk and electronic music don't always come together in one band.
Steamboat golfers win Moffat County tournament
Bulldogs also dominates with season-best score
Steamboat Springs High School traveled to Craig on Thursday for a tournament hosted by Moffat County High School. The Sailors were able to take the tournament with a score of 227.
Sailors tennis sweeps Fruita, 7-0
On the eve of one of the biggest tournaments of the year - the Western Slope Open today and Saturday in Grand Junction - Steamboat Springs High School tennis got just the tune-up it needed Thursday, downing Fruita-Monument, 7-0.
Moose's is Loose Golf Tournament back for 30th year
Annual event benefits Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club
For 30 years The Moose's is Loose Golf Tournament has brought golfers together to help keep local children on skis. On Wednesday, the tournament will again take place at Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club.
Hayden football looking for a road win
If Hayden High School football's to improve to 2-0, it's going to have to find a way around the heart of Roaring Fork's line.
Soroco football prepares for ground attack
A year ago, the Soroco football team just didn't measure up against Longmont Christian. The team ran across the field and eventually to a 28-24 victory, racking up a mind numbing 323 yards rushing.
City hires new fire chief
Lindroth was company officer with Poudre Fire Authority
The city of Steamboat Springs announced Thursday it has hired Ron Lindroth, company officer with the Poudre Fire Authority in Fort Collins, as its new fire chief.
The Record for Sept. 9
The Record for Sept. 9
Steamboat briefs: Convertibles needed for homecoming parade
Convertibles are needed for the Steamboat Springs High School Homecoming Parade on Oct. 9. If you can help, call Lucianne Myhre at 871-3623.
Jimmy Westlake: Cassiopeia ushers in fall
Summer is slipping away from us, and the changing constellations are a sure sign of the approach of fall.
Woman asks Craig City Council to allow ATVs on city streets
DeLaine Brown was prepared for the Craig City Council meeting Tuesday with a request: She wants residents to be able to use all-terrain and off-highway vehicles on city streets.
Filmmakers gear up for winter
Submissions for 7th annual Mountain Film Festival due Sept. 25
Kerry Lofy has been filming his exploits on snow for about 10 years. For the past four years, those tricks and backcountry adventures have been on public display as part of the Steamboat Mountain Film Festival.
What to do this week for Sept. 11 to 17, 2009
What to do this week in Routt County
Women's season-long running race to be decided Saturday
Steamboat Springs Running Series co-coordinator Cara Marrs emphasized that Saturday's season-ending race on Emerald Mountain is a trail run.
Semi driver cited for careless driving in Lincoln Avenue wreck that tipped Jeep
A 21-year-old woman appeared to be only slightly injured after her Jeep Wrangler was tipped on its side in a Thursday morning crash with a wide-load trailer on Lincoln Avenue in downtown Steamboat Springs.
Sailors football poised to boost offense
Steamboat Springs High School travels to Delta
In coach terms, teams usually improve the most from their first to their second game. If that is in fact the case for the Steamboat Springs High School football team, an even more explosive offense and stingier defense will take the field at 7 p.m. today at Delta.
Freiberger: Remembering 9/11
Eight years have closed over much of the physical rubble that terrorists left behind. The salve of forgetting has soothed our scars, dried our tears, quieted our fears. Why restart the pain?
