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Steamboat skier, astronaut visit troops
Lodwick, Swanson went to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, this month
Todd Lodwick, an Olympic silver medalist and two-time world champion, recently returned from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where he visited troops with Steamboat astronaut Steve Swanson and United States Olympic Committee Athlete Ombudsman John Ruger.
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by Luke Graham
at 4:44pm
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Flood work on table for Steamboat Springs City Council tonight
Proposed improvements would remove tennis court, add underpass downtown
Proposed improvements to Spring Creek’s floodplain would remove a tennis court and add a pedestrian underpass this fall at Fish Creek Falls Road near Third Street and Old Town Hot Springs. Tonight’s City Council meeting also includes possible action related to the new disc golf course at Rita Valentine Park, the selection of finalists for the vacant City Council seat and a mid-year report on city finances. The meeting begins at 5 p.m. in Centennial Hall.
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by Mike Lawrence
at 12:00am
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Steamboat Springs City Council halts disc golf course
Members support open space at Rita Valentine Park; approve Spring Creek work
City officials on Tuesday voted, 4-2, to halt work on a new disc golf course at Rita Valentine Park and made a strong statement against any development of the site in the foreseeable future.
Steamboat skier, astronaut visit troops
Lodwick, Swanson went to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, this month
Todd Lodwick, an Olympic silver medalist and two-time world champion, recently returned from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where he visited troops with Steamboat astronaut Steve Swanson and United States Olympic Committee Athlete Ombudsman John Ruger.
Wildfire continues in Moffat County
Fire engines, a hand crew, helicopter fight the 200-acre blaze
A wildfire south of Elk Springs in Moffat County that was ignited by lightning Monday afternoon continues to burn today. Fire engines, a hand crew and a helicopter are combating the blaze.
Men's B League softball standings for July 19, 2010
Men’s B League softball standings
Flood work on table for Steamboat Springs City Council tonight
Proposed improvements would remove tennis court, add underpass downtown
Proposed improvements to Spring Creek’s floodplain would remove a tennis court and add a pedestrian underpass this fall at Fish Creek Falls Road near Third Street and Old Town Hot Springs. Tonight’s City Council meeting also includes possible action related to the new disc golf course at Rita Valentine Park, the selection of finalists for the vacant City Council seat and a mid-year report on city finances. The meeting begins at 5 p.m. in Centennial Hall.
Boucher takes golf tourney in Steamboat
Local golfer wins inaugural Harvest Stroke Play event
Local golfer Butch Boucher held a two-stroke lead headed into the final day of the Harvest Stroke Play tournament at Haymaker Golf Course during the weekend, but with 18 holes left, he knew nothing was guaranteed.
Jimmy Westlake: Bright stars, planets defy moonlight
The second full moon of the summer is called the Green Corn Moon and happens this year Sunday. As we get closer to this date, the brightening moon has the effect of dimming starlight, rendering all but the brightest stellar objects invisible.
Sweet Pea permit talks continue in Steamboat
Co-owner meets with architect, officials to discuss permitting
Owners of Sweet Pea Market and Cafe will face additional building permit fees when installing a second bathroom to meet state regulations after expanding this spring.
The Record for July 18
The Record for July 18
Steamboat briefs: Steamboat residents are recovering from Friday wreck
Two Steamboat Springs residents injured in a Friday evening car wreck were released Saturday from Kremmling Memorial Hospital and are recovering from significant injuries.
Steamboat meeting to address suicides
Therapists, survivors to lead forum after recent incidents
Two recent suicides in Routt County and a third with a local connection, within 10 days of one another, are prompting a local suicide prevention group to hold a community meeting Thursday.
Primary ballots in the mail
Drop-off locations open July 27 for Aug. 10 party elections
Ballots for the Aug. 10 partisan primaries were mailed Monday to registered voters as campaign season heats up in Routt County and across Colorado.
