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Summer, fall and winter collide
Last day of summer sees snow at high elevations, 1st freeze predicted
The first sign of winter - snow - fell on the last day of summer here in the Yampa Valley. Fall officially begins today, when early morning temperatures could drop to the low 20s. Daytime highs are expected to increase into the 70s by week's end.
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by Zach Fridell
at 12:18pm
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Saturday fundraiser benefits son of City Market employee
When J.J. Pike's City Market co-workers discovered her son had been diagnosed with Burkitt's lymphoma, they wanted to do something to help.
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by Jack Weinstein
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Kyle Pietras
Candidate questionnaire by At-large City Council candidate Kyle Pietras
Jim Engelken
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Walter Magill
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Cari Hermacinski
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Summer, fall and winter collide
Last day of summer sees snow at high elevations, 1st freeze predicted
The first sign of winter - snow - fell on the last day of summer here in the Yampa Valley. Fall officially begins today, when early morning temperatures could drop to the low 20s. Daytime highs are expected to increase into the 70s by week's end.
Steamboat Briefs: Horizons seeks volunteers to spend time as mentors
Horizons Specialized Services is seeking volunteers to serve as mentors to individuals with developmental disabilities.
Carolyn Gochee wins 1st race of year at Hayden Speedway season finale
Driving in the last race of the track's season, Carolyn Gochee won her first race of the season, beating out Isadora Hitz and Casey Madsen in the Sport Stock Class.
Sports brief: Hayden volleyball drops road match
It was another rough outing for the Hayden volleyball team Saturday as the squad fell in four games at Vail Christian.
Concert review: Orchestra inspired in opener
Saturday's concert features solid solos, energetic symphony
A trio of solo performances from guest violinist Stephanie Sant'Ambrogio and a spirited rendition of Beethoven's Symphony No. 4 made for a smooth opening night for the Steamboat Springs Orchestra's 2009-10 season Saturday at Strings Music Pavilion.
Aging Well: Taking control of arthritis
Jenny Thomsen held up a large can of anchovies as evidence of a change she's made in response to a big disease. Thomsen suffers from rheumatoid arthritis, a particularly debilitating form of arthritis causing chronic pain and joint damage.
The Record for Sept. 19, 2009
Saturday, Sept. 19
US 40 project begins this week
Meeting tonight is intended to provide information for residents
A major highway resurfacing project begins this week in downtown Steamboat Springs. But before it does, officials with CDOT, the city of Steamboat Springs and Scott Contracting hope a public meeting tonight will provide information and answers.
Saturday fundraiser benefits son of City Market employee
When J.J. Pike's City Market co-workers discovered her son had been diagnosed with Burkitt's lymphoma, they wanted to do something to help.
Deb Babcock: The lowly potato
Potatoes have roots going back 7,000 years to the mountains of the Andes in South America. Farmers back then admired the ruggedness, nutritional value, and storage attributes of this tuber.
Canadian driver rallies to win
Comrie-Picard captures Rally Colorado stage race despite weather
Andrew Comrie-Picard said before the weekend's Rally Colorado stage race that he would have to be cautious on the event's dirt and rock Routt County roads.
Monday Medical: Coping with crisis of infertility
"Just relax." Under ordinary circumstances, these words are offered to comfort. For a couple struggling with infertility, however, these words convey a lack of understanding of the painful journey of infertility.
Sustainability Summit to focus on solutions
Friday's speakers include green building, carbon footprint experts
On May 4, 2007, a tornado all but destroyed Greensburg, Kan. Three options presented themselves, John Wickland said: rebuild the town as it was before, walk away or rebuild the town sustainably.
