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Soroco teacher Kelli Turnipseed recognized by the Boettcher Foundation
Kelli Turnipseed was nominated to be recognized this month in the Boettcher Foundation’s teacher recognition awards program. The program honors 40 Colorado teachers each year, selected by Boettcher scholars.
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by Scott Franz
at 12:43am
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Steamboat man injured in motorcycle crash on Twentymile Road
George Hine taken to YVMC after crash around tight turn on C.R. 33
The accident occurred shortly after 1 p.m. today. George Hine of Steamboat Springs was thrown from his motorcycle after failing to negotiate a tight turn in the road.
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by Mike Lawrence
at 2:23pm
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Steamboat man home recovering after motorcycle accident
City arborist George Hine, 43, was injured when he fell off his bike on a tight turn on Twentymile Road near Steamboat Springs on Sunday afternoon.
Five dogs die in garage fire
Investigators say the dogs died of smoke inhalation in an attached garage at a home on South Elk Drive in Routt County on Sunday morning. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Luke Graham: Another strong sign for lacrosse in Steamboat
In Colorado, lacrosse in Steamboat is behind lacrosse on the Front Range. But judging from the inaugural Steamboat Lacrosse Camp, there are equally as many factors that point to Steamboat becoming a lacrosse hub in the West.
The Record for Aug. 14
The Record for Aug. 14
Steamboat briefs: Man rescued in North Routt remains hospitalized
Craig Horlacher, the 57-year-old angler from the Denver area who was rescued in North Routt County on Thursday, remained at St. Anthony Central Hospital in Denver in serious condition, hospital staff confirmed Sunday afternoon.
County Agenda for Aug. 16 and 17
County Agenda for Aug. 16 and 17
Deb Babcock: Special alert on cherry trees
Just as home gardeners are bringing in cherry harvests, we’re finding a problem with some cherry produce in Routt County. In certain areas, ripe cherries are found to be infested with white, maggot-like larvae from the western cherry fruit fly.
Soroco teacher Kelli Turnipseed recognized by the Boettcher Foundation
Kelli Turnipseed was nominated to be recognized this month in the Boettcher Foundation’s teacher recognition awards program. The program honors 40 Colorado teachers each year, selected by Boettcher scholars.
Man injured on Lynx Pass in South Routt
Dawn Alperti, of Routt County Search and Rescue, said a man was injured in South Routt County on Sunday when he crashed his motorcycle in the Lynx Pass area on trail 1174, known as “Muddy Slide.”
Monday Medical: Menopause: Help for the heat
Menopause is a natural biological process that women experience typically after age 40. About 70 percent of American women will experience noticeable symptoms during this normal part of aging.
Steamboat tenants see help after duplex fire
Local businesses, volunteers organizing aid for 18 displaced by blaze
Several local businesses and volunteers are finding ways to help those displaced by Saturday’s fire at an Old Town duplex, but many challenges lie ahead. Sarah Cherry, who volunteers through American Red Cross, said Sunday that 18 people “lost everything” in the Saturday fire at a duplex at Fourth and Oak streets.
Youth livestock auction caps Moffat County Fair week
Lacie Coupe, 17, stood Saturday near the holding pen of her steer, excitedly talking with friends and relatives at the Moffat County Fair. Coupe’s holding pen was in a special place, away from numerous others lining the livestock barn at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. It was near the barn’s west entrance, decorated with purple cloth and lights. A sign hung from the bars indicating the steer inside, KW, was the fair grand champion in the market beef category.
Moffat County Tourism Association board names new member
The Moffat County Tourism Association replaced a member of its board Friday, a day before an organizational retreat in Steamboat Springs. During a special meeting Friday, the Moffat County Commission approved, 3-0, appointing Craig Daily Press Publisher Bryce Jacobson to the MCTA board position once held by Frank Moe. Moe resigned from the position July 15 in a letter written to the commission.
