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Snowy sendoff to 2009
Decade closes at Steamboat Ski Area with deep snow and happy skiers. As of Thursday afternoon, the ski area offered more open terrain than any other resort in the state.
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by Zach Fridell
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James Lee assault case headed to trial
Craig man attacked husband and wife in their home Aug. 30
In a Dec. 14 court appearance, James Lee, of Craig, pleaded not guilty to a series of felony charges related to an reported assault on an elderly couple.
Snowy sendoff to 2009
Decade closes at Steamboat Ski Area with deep snow and happy skiers. As of Thursday afternoon, the ski area offered more open terrain than any other resort in the state.
Telemark World Cup event coming to Steamboat
U.S. team wraps up four-day camp at Howelsen Hill while looking forward to Feb. 20-28 races. The eight-day World Cup will take place in Steamboat and Keystone.
The Record for Dec. 30
10:25 p.m. Police were called to a request for a welfare check in the 3100 block of South Lincoln Avenue where a man, set to be married the next day, reportedly became intoxicated and ran away. Officers were unable to find the person who called in the request or the groom-to-be.
Steamboat briefs: Music tent goes up in Knoll lot
The Steamboat Music Tent is scheduled to go up Saturday in the north portion of the Knoll Parking Lot and will remain standing through Jan. 20 for upcoming music events, said Loryn Kasten, spokeswoman for Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp.
Community Agriculture Alliance: You might be a rancher if ...
You convince your spouse that an overnight, out-of-state trip for equipment parts is a vacation.
Craig police chief fires back at Sheriff Wall
Craig Police Chief Walt Vanatta said he saw no use in getting into a war of words with Routt County Sheriff Gary Wall. But that didn’t stop him from throwing a verbal jab at Wall this week. Wall recently spoke out about ethical issues he sees in the Craig Police Department and All Crimes Enforcement Team drug task force. “I think anyone who has already faced his own ethical challenges should worry about his own stuff,” Vanatta said.
What to do in Steamboat this week, Jan. 1-7
A comprehensive listing of arts and entertainment events in Steamboat Springs this week. For the latest in Steamboat event information, visit ExploreSteamboat.com
Budget on the brain
Northwest Colorado's state legislators say finance issues will dominate upcoming session
Local legislators say state's fiscal crisis will dominate upcoming session, which starts Jan. 13. Sen. Al White, R-Hayden, says Colorado's general fund is facing a $1.2 billion shortfall in 2010-11.
Today's First Friday Artwalk showcases work
Celebrate the new year by browsing 20 visual art displays at galleries and shops throughout downtown Steamboat. The Artwalk is from 5 to 8 p.m.
Hospital goes tobacco free
New policy at Yampa Valley Medical Center takes effect today
If your New Year’s resolution is to quit smoking, you will get some extra help should you end up at the hospital. As of today, the Yampa Valley Medical Center campus in Steamboat Springs is tobacco free.
