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Early Morning
Fire ignites at Rabbit Ears Motel
Police officer suffered from smoke inhalation
The fire was in Room 106 at the downtown motel. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers and Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue responded, and one police officer suffered from smoke inhalation. A witness said the room was empty at the time of the fire.
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by Blythe Terrell
at 12:41am
Night
Tour de Steamboat exceeds expectations
Event might have raised more than $40,000 for Sunshine Kids
Nearly 500 people participated in the three rides at this morning's Tour de Steamboat. Cyclist Kyle Stepp, a 16-year-old cancer survivor, led the group as 'spokeskid' for Sunshine Kids, the fundraiser's beneficiary.
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by Matt Stensland
at 10:06pm
Afternoon
Hayden joins for celebration
Town's annual Hayden Daze event brings out crowds
Hayden residents got together today for the annual Hayden Daze Parade, barbecue and celebration.
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by Nicole Inglis
at 4:16pm
Early Morning
Tree removal in Routt County affects roads, trails
Beetle-kill efforts leave forest service road closed, others to follow
The rusty brown pine trees killed by the outbreak of the mountain pine beetle are more than a sore sight to outdoor enthusiasts. They also pose a significant safety concern for those who frequent roads and trails in the Routt and Medicine Bow national forests, U.S. Forest Service timber manager Andy Cadenhead said.
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by Nicole Inglis
at 12:00am
Stories
2 Steamboat residents hurt in wreck
Three people, including two Steamboat residents, were hurt Friday evening in a car wreck on U.S. Highway 40 in Grand County. Brittany Schwantes of Wisconsin and Thomas and Mary Simmins of Steamboat were taken to the hospital in Kremmling.
Tour de Steamboat exceeds expectations
Event might have raised more than $40,000 for Sunshine Kids
Nearly 500 people participated in the three rides at this morning's Tour de Steamboat. Cyclist Kyle Stepp, a 16-year-old cancer survivor, led the group as 'spokeskid' for Sunshine Kids, the fundraiser's beneficiary.
Steamboat cyclists capture podiums at Mountain Bike National Championships
Dixson, Rogers, Kalmes all land in top spots
The athletes laid down strong finishes at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships. Linnea Dixson finished third Friday, Peter Kalmes won the C1 men’s 25-29 race today and Kai Rogers, 16, won his age group’s downhill race today.
Steamboat U-18 soccer team plays last tourney
Many of the athletes have played together nearly all their lives
The Steamboat Springs U-18 boys soccer team is finishing a career together at this weekend's Steamboat Mountain Soccer Tournament.
Hayden joins for celebration
Town's annual Hayden Daze event brings out crowds
Hayden residents got together today for the annual Hayden Daze Parade, barbecue and celebration.
Bike worth $4,000 stolen from Ski Haus
Steamboat Springs police are seeking help in identifying the person who broke into the downtown shop and stole the bike early Tuesday.
Steamboat Mountain Soccer Tournament results for Friday
Results from Friday's Steamboat Mountain Soccer Tournament
Looking Back for July 19, 1935
The construction done by the town board this spring on the Fish Creek water line has increased the flow from Fish Creek 62 percent. When this line was first put in the flow averaged 1.65 cubic feet per second. A few years afterwards it decreased to 1.35 cubic feet per second. After the new work was completed, the flow increased to 2.35 cubic feet per second.
Hayden Reader of the Week: Tyler Hockaday
The Hayden Public Library proudly announces its fifth Reader of the Week, Tyler Hockaday. Tyler, 11, will be going into the sixth grade at Hayden Middle School in the fall. His parents are Stephanie Rickman and Shawn Hockaday. Tyler is the oldest of six brothers and sisters: Emily, 7 months, Matthew, 2, Joseph, 4, Dustin, 6, and Austin, 8.
Class notes: UNC announces spring Class of 2010 graduates
The University of Northern Colorado in Greeley announced its spring Class of 2010 graduates last week.
Laurie Hallenbeck: Hayden news for July 18
Happy birthday wishes to Barb Montieth, Morgan Bell, Jon Sundberg and Cody Hawn.
Lila Rider: Oak Creek/Phippsburg news for July 18
Everybody reported having a lot of fun at the Pioneer Picnic in Oak Creek. Thanks to everyone who made it such a success!
Steamboat’s Lupori finishes well in 2 junior golf events
Rising Steamboat Springs High School sophomore Jack Lupori finished in the top 10 at two junior golf events, including notching his best nine-hole score.
Tree removal in Routt County affects roads, trails
Beetle-kill efforts leave forest service road closed, others to follow
The rusty brown pine trees killed by the outbreak of the mountain pine beetle are more than a sore sight to outdoor enthusiasts. They also pose a significant safety concern for those who frequent roads and trails in the Routt and Medicine Bow national forests, U.S. Forest Service timber manager Andy Cadenhead said.
The Record for July 15
12:26 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers were called to a report of an open garage door in the 800 block of Critter Court. Officers closed the door and secured the building.
Steamboat Briefs: CNCC offers sign language basics class in Hayden
The cost is $36, and the class will be from 10:30 a.m. to noon Mondays at Hayden Public Library. The class starts Monday.
Events across Routt County this week
With their quick fiddles, foot-stomping bluegrass and Americana tunes, Bearfoot was the 2001 winner of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival band contest. The band will play at 8 p.m. today at Strings Music Pavilion.
Fetcher brings buzz to Steamboat lecture series
Beekeeper speaks about lives, organization of insects at museum
In the 1 1/2 years since Bill Fetcher took over the hobby of beekeeping from his late father, John, he’s made some resounding discoveries about honeybees. Fetcher spoke Friday at the Tread of Pioneers Museum as part of the 2010 Brown Bag Lunch Lectures series.
Steamboat Boy Scouts troop heads to party in Virginia
Troop to take trip to celebrate 100 years of scouting
Scoutmaster Brian Berry couldn’t stop listing the activities that await the seven Boy Scouts from Steamboat Springs that he will take to the 2010 National Scout Jamboree this month.
