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Yampa River users to fix runoff damage to the C-Hole in Steamboat
Work could begin in October to repair the early summer collapse of the popular Charlie’s Hole human-made water feature in downtown Steamboat Springs. Some speculate the damage was caused when boulders moved, likely because the sediment underneath them was eaten away by the river.
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by Joel Reichenberger
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Steamboat schools begin classes; district sees increased enrollment numbers
The 2010-11 school year started Wednesday for the Steamboat Springs School District. Steamboat Springs Middle School Principal Tim Bishop said he was surprised by the school’s increased enrollment but called first-day figures very preliminary.
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by Jack Weinstein
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Steamboat Ski Corp. announces new projects
New terrace, umbrella bar will replace Bear River deck
A terrace and umbrella bar is one of several new ski area improvements announced by Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. on Wednesday. The Bear River Bar & Grill’s deck will be torn down soon. The work should be completed before the start of the ski season.
Steamboat golf struggles at Gypsum Creek
The Sailors struggled today to keep up low scores after a second-place finish earlier this week. Alan Capistron led the team with a 78. Isiah Forsyth finished with an 84, Patrick Weston shot an 85, and Sam Scheer and Zephyr Erickson both shot 90.
Jackson County communication severed after fiber optic line was cut
The Walden area mostly was isolated from outside communication Thursday afternoon because of a cut fiber optic line. Officials reported that residents in the area could call one another but could not call out of the area or reach 911 services.
Grill games: Upcoming event a tasty treat for all ages in Moffat County
Gathering around the grill is no foreign concept to Craig residents, but a national-level barbecue competition is something entirely different. Although the size of an upcoming barbecue event in Craig may be rare for the community, it will nonetheless be well done if organizer George Rohrich has anything to say about it.
The Record for Aug. 24
12:08 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers were called to a report of an assault in the Steamboat Springs area.
Steamboat Shoe Market owners buy Lincoln Avenue space
Rick Petet, of Steamboat Shoe Market, confirmed this week that he and his wife, Linda, are the buyers of 908 Lincoln Ave. The Petets plan to open a second shoe store, Goodie 2 Shoes, in their newly purchased real estate, which is across from their current store at 907 Lincoln Ave.
Steamboat schools begin classes; district sees increased enrollment numbers
The 2010-11 school year started Wednesday for the Steamboat Springs School District. Steamboat Springs Middle School Principal Tim Bishop said he was surprised by the school’s increased enrollment but called first-day figures very preliminary.
Gov. Bill Ritter appoints Steamboat rancher Jay Fetcher to river group
A North Routt County rancher has been appointed to a task force charged with creating methods to resolve river access disputes. Gov. Bill Ritter named Jay Fetcher on Monday as one of 17 members of the River Access Dispute Resolution Task Force.
Steamboat Sailors return 2 volleyball starters
It’s been a while since there’s been this much uncertainty with a Steamboat Springs High School volleyball team. Gone are 10 starters from last season’s team, including two-time Western Slope Player of the Year Colleen King.
Yampa River users to fix runoff damage to the C-Hole in Steamboat
Work could begin in October to repair the early summer collapse of the popular Charlie’s Hole human-made water feature in downtown Steamboat Springs. Some speculate the damage was caused when boulders moved, likely because the sediment underneath them was eaten away by the river.
Irish Tenors trio member Anthony Kearns to perform in Steamboat
Exactly 301 guests will have the chance to see one of the world’s most famous tenors Friday night. Anthony Kearns, a founding member of the famed Irish Tenors trio that formed in 1998, will travel to Steamboat Springs to provide dinner entertainment at the second annual Freedom Conference.
Steamboat briefs: Chili Challenge seeks help before, during Sept. 5 event
The event is from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 5 at Eighth and Oak streets. Each volunteer will get a free taster kit to try unlimited chili entries. Call Tracy at 970-846-1800 or e-mail tracy@mainstreetsteamboat.com to find out what opportunities are available.
