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Kum & Go asks Hayden to change zoning
Zoning amendment would let gas station move downtown
Kum & Go was scheduled to request that the town of Hayden’s historic downtown zoning district be amended to permit gas stations at tonight’s Planning Commission meeting.
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by Jack Weinstein
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Group hopes to open medical marijuana operation in Oak Creek
South Routt County may have its first medical marijuana dispensary if four men get the go-ahead from the Oak Creek Town Board, but Town Board members will consider their options tonight, including a moratorium on dispensaries.
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by Zach Fridell
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Olympic send-off planned for Feb. 5 in Steamboat
In less than a month, the best athletes winter sports has to offer will meet in the competitive venues that surround Vancouver, British Columbia. And before those top athletes leave on their Olympic journey, Steamboat Springs plans to throw them one of the biggest parties our town has ever seen.
5th annual All Mountain Adaptive Ski Camp draws variety of skiers to Steamboat
The third day of the fifth annual All Mountain Adaptive Ski Camp was to get under way at 8 a.m. Wednesday morning with a breakfast at the Bear River Bar & Grill at the base of Steamboat Ski Area. But when the designated hour came, only a few event bigwigs and several bleary eyed campers had made it.
Steamboat Ski Jam kicks off today with T Bird and the Breaks
Soul, reggae, ’80s music to be featured at weekend festival
T Bird and the Breaks is one of six bands featured during the seventh annual Ski Jam music festival, which starts today at Steamboat Ski Area.
Local riders land top finishes at Copper
Damon Butler just wanted to lay down a clean run during a slopestyle event in Copper Mountain last weekend. By the end of the day, he had executed two solid runs and, in the process, took a step toward achieving his goal of earning a spot at the U.S. Snowboarding Association nationals in April.
Steamboat Springs diver places 9th at meet
Bradley preps for next tough competition
If anything became apparent for diver Genna Bradley at Saturday’s meet at Mountain View High School, it’s that the competition level on the Front Range is fierce.
The Record for Jan. 12
12:10 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers were called to a report of a drunken pedestrian in an alley between Lincoln Avenue and Yampa Street. Police issued a 39-year-old man a ticket for public urination and took him to Yampa Valley Medical Center for detox.
Steamboat briefs: Police are investigating possible $10,000 theft
Steamboat Springs Police Department officers are investigating the possibility of a theft of $10,000 at Pediatrics of Steamboat Springs.
Ski Patrol teaches safety to students
South Routt Elementary School students hear presentation
South Routt Elementary School physical education teacher Artie Weber said Wednesday morning’s slope safety presentation from Steamboat Ski Patrol came at an ideal time. The school’s ski program for third- through fifth-graders starts next week, he said. The students will go to Steamboat Ski Area on five consecutive Wednesdays.
Kum & Go asks Hayden to change zoning
Zoning amendment would let gas station move downtown
Kum & Go was scheduled to request that the town of Hayden’s historic downtown zoning district be amended to permit gas stations at tonight’s Planning Commission meeting.
BOCES to present deficit proposal at meeting today
Northwest Colorado Board of Cooperative Educational Services leader Jane Toothaker will present board members tonight with a proposal for how the agency will overcome a $45,000 deficit from the 2008-09 school year.
Group hopes to open medical marijuana operation in Oak Creek
South Routt County may have its first medical marijuana dispensary if four men get the go-ahead from the Oak Creek Town Board, but Town Board members will consider their options tonight, including a moratorium on dispensaries.
