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Food aid skyrockets in Routt County
Routt County Department of Human Services projects more than $1 million in food assistance funding this year
Shock is the word that ties together all of Paige Roberts’ conversations with families seeking help putting food on their table. Roberts, an eligibility technician for Routt County Department of Human Services, said the department, which serves hundreds of local families every month, is projecting to allocate more than $1 million in food assistance this year alone.
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by Scott Franz
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Hayden begins to receive town manager applications
Mayor says the town hopes to have position filled by Nov. 1. Current Town Manager Russ Martin's last day on the job is Friday.
Noon whistle in the works for Steamboat
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Efforts to bring back Steamboat’s iconic noon whistle are progressing and could be aired publicly Sept. 7. Tracy Barnett, of Mainstreet Steamboat Springs, said the promotion group has raised more than $5,000 for the whistle and is considering two locations.
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Commissioners accept wildfire protection plan draft Monday
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Oak Creek Town Board takes on Rodeman case
Former mayor sued after reported stun during arrest
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Routt County commissioners to review food service regulations
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Tom Ross: Whaley remains true to agriculture
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Food aid skyrockets in Routt County
Routt County Department of Human Services projects more than $1 million in food assistance funding this year
Shock is the word that ties together all of Paige Roberts’ conversations with families seeking help putting food on their table. Roberts, an eligibility technician for Routt County Department of Human Services, said the department, which serves hundreds of local families every month, is projecting to allocate more than $1 million in food assistance this year alone.
