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Steamboat woman praised for calling police about co-worker
Police Capt. Joel Rae: Co-worker might have saved woman's life Friday
Police Capt. Joel Rae said Joan Ganz might have saved Rhonda Cash's life by calling police Friday when she did not arrive at work. Rhonda Cash had been shot at her home that morning. Rhonda and Robert Cash remained hospitalized in Denver.
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by Blythe Terrell
at 1:21pm
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Police: Steamboat man shot wife, self
Officers stormed into west Steamboat home after hearing gunshot
Police Capt. Joel Rae said it appears that 55-year-old Robert Cash shot his wife, 48-year-old Rhonda Cash, in the back of the neck at about 6:30 a.m. Friday and then turned the gun on himself. Rhonda Cash was flown out by air ambulance later in the day and is listed in critical condition.
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by Zach Fridell
at 10:12am
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Annual Cayuse Classic benefits Agriculture Alliance in Yampa Valley
Event demonstration focuses on horse anatomy
A demonstration Saturday at Sidney Peak Ranch about the anatomy of a horse was part of the fifth annual Cayuse Classic and the 11-year anniversary of the Community Agriculture Alliance. The event was a benefit for the alliance.
Hickenlooper speaks from business perspective in Steamboat
Local Democrats praise focus on business
Gubernatorial candidate John Hickenlooper spoke to about 60 people at the Yampa River Botanic Park in Steamboat Springs on Saturday, leaving a favorable impression on at least a couple of them.
Beef grill-off, pie contest set for June 19
Prizes will include a gas grill, savings bonds and rodeo tickets. Sign-up is at Ace at the Curve and costs $10 for grillers and $5 for pie makers.
Steamboat rugby drops season opener to Vail
The Steamboat Rugby Club dropped its opening game of the 2010 season Saturday, falling to rival Vail, 12-0. Playing in adverse conditions complete with rain, hail and high winds, the two top teams in the Mountain League waged a back-and-forth battle.
Runner Joy Stearns conquers Cog in husband’s memory
Joy Stearns couldn’t run last year’s Cog Run in Hayden, even after her husband, Brett Stearns, organized dozens of his friends and co-workers from firefighting outfits in Craig to do it. She promised him she’d run it in 2010, and, in his memory, she did.
Downtown Steamboat construction update
According to Scott Contracting, the 13th Street intersection will remain closed at least until Tuesday. Crews still plan to open Third Street to all turns that day.
Steamboat woman praised for calling police about co-worker
Police Capt. Joel Rae: Co-worker might have saved woman's life Friday
Police Capt. Joel Rae said Joan Ganz might have saved Rhonda Cash's life by calling police Friday when she did not arrive at work. Rhonda Cash had been shot at her home that morning. Rhonda and Robert Cash remained hospitalized in Denver.
8th-grade Steamboat lacrosse team earns win June 6
The team beat the Littleton Panthers, 6-5, on a goal from Ben Wharton at the 2010 Warrior Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Jamboree.
Girls hockey camp begins Monday
Registration for the Shannon Miller Hockey Camp goes from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Monday at Howelsen Ice Arena. The camp features a week of on- and off-ice training.
Steamboat Rugby Club starts season today
The Steamboat Rugby Club opens its season at 3 p.m. today at Vail. The teams are expected to vie for another title this season.
Steamboat briefs: Community yard sale at 13 sites in South Routt
The annual South Routt community yard sale will occur at 13 sites today. The sale doesn’t have a starting or ending time, and maps will be available at the gas station in Oak Creek.
Tom Ross: Show them the money
Jackie Sherrill’s $287,000 contract inspired outrage in 1982
As if there were ever any doubt, we learned this week that college football is all about the money. It's been 28 years since my father expressed public outrage about the salaries of college football coaches in a 1982.
Sponsor steps up to ensure Oak Creek man's future in Iditarod
Oak Creek-based musher Tom Thurston said General Physics Corp., one of his largest sponsors for his first two runs in the massive event, has stepped up to help support his future in the sport.
Mary Walker: Invest in a girl
Last week, two girls’ lives came together across thousands of miles and cultural differences. Natalie decided to raise the funds needed to assist Florence once she completes high school and leaves Tasaru in November.
The Record for June 10
12:11 a.m. Routt County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to a request for help near mile marker 118 on U.S. Highway 40 where a car was broken down. A tow truck was on the way, and everything was fine.
Weekend events across Routt County
The annual Cayuse Classic, a day of equine events, starts at 9 a.m. and continues all day. The event includes a barbecue dinner and benefit auctions; all proceeds go to the Community Agriculture Alliance.
