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Clementson named new Sailors football coach
Alum, defensive coordinator to lead Steamboat Springs High School team
Steamboat Springs High School Athletic Director Luke DeWolfe confirmed Monday that the district has decided to hire Lonn Clementson to replace Aaron Finch as the school’s new football coach.
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by Luke Graham
at 12:13pm
Morning
Steamboat gets month's worth of rain during weekend
Steamboat Springs received an entire month’s worth of rain in the four-day period from Friday to Monday. The precipitation resulted in a temporary spike in river levels, but the Elk and Yampa rivers had returned to more seasonal flow norms by Monday afternoon.
Early Morning
ReTree event shaping up in Steamboat
Locations, transportation in place for June 26 effort to plant trees
Ideas are turning into realities for a June 26 effort to plant 14,000 trees across Routt County. Tristan Frolich, organizer of the ReTree Colorado event intended to revitalize forest growth ravaged by the bark beetle epidemic, said the event now has a gathering place and five tree-planting locations.
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by Mike Lawrence
at 12:00am
Stories
Third Street could open Tuesday, followed by 13th Street later this week
Two of downtown Steamboat Springs' busiest intersections could open to traffic as crews continue to make progress on the major U.S. Highway 40 construction project through the heart of the city.
Oak Creek power outage scheduled for Tuesday morning, Wednesday afternoon
Fifteen-minute blackout to begin at about 9 a.m. Tuesday and 1 p.m. Wednesday as crews turn on the backup generators and switch the power source.
Clementson named new Sailors football coach
Alum, defensive coordinator to lead Steamboat Springs High School team
Steamboat Springs High School Athletic Director Luke DeWolfe confirmed Monday that the district has decided to hire Lonn Clementson to replace Aaron Finch as the school’s new football coach.
Contract with city would keep Triple Crown around through 2020
A proposed agreement with the city would keep Triple Crown Sports events in Steamboat Springs through 2020.
Steamboat gets month's worth of rain during weekend
Steamboat Springs received an entire month’s worth of rain in the four-day period from Friday to Monday. The precipitation resulted in a temporary spike in river levels, but the Elk and Yampa rivers had returned to more seasonal flow norms by Monday afternoon.
The Record for June 12, 2010
Saturday, June 12
Steamboat Briefs: CNCC in Hayden offering new classes starting today
Colorado Northwestern Community College is offering classes Mondays at the Hayden Public Library taught by Dede Huston.
Luke Graham: Buffs vs. Big Red
Remembering the Colorado-Nebraska rivalry
It seems the general consensus among University of Colorado fans is the move to the Pac-10 Conference is a good one. But if there is one general area that people will miss, it’s the annual football game against the University of Nebraska. Some in Big Red might still say it’s not a rivalry, but it is.
Steamboat players shine at tennis tournament
A slew of locals fared well through the weekend at the 2010 Alpine Bank Senior Sectional Championships at the Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs.
CU Board of Regents candidate reaches out to Steamboat residents
Melissa Hart, a Democratic candidate for the University of Colorado Board of Regents, spent time in Steamboat Springs on Saturday talking to residents about CU and why its governing body matters to them.
ReTree event shaping up in Steamboat
Locations, transportation in place for June 26 effort to plant trees
Ideas are turning into realities for a June 26 effort to plant 14,000 trees across Routt County. Tristan Frolich, organizer of the ReTree Colorado event intended to revitalize forest growth ravaged by the bark beetle epidemic, said the event now has a gathering place and five tree-planting locations.
Duathlon in Steamboat raises melanoma awareness
Running, swimming event’s proceeds to help fight cancer
Ddozens of competitors participated in the inaugural Splash & Dash Duathlon event, which sent competitors swimming through the Old Town Hot Springs lap pool, then on a run around downtown Steamboat. The race raised money for the Mela-KNOW-More, which was created by former Steamboat Springs tennis pro Andy Caress to fight melanoma.
Monday Medical: Medical X-rays and radiation
Mammography, X-ray radiography, CT and fluoroscopy all are examples of medical X-rays used to help detect disease or injury so that a medical problem can be treated, managed or even cured.
Deb Babcock: Grasshopper problems in 2010
Each year, it seems the Yampa Valley has infestations of several varieties of grasshopper, each with a different life cycle. Needless to say, it is a challenge for gardeners to control damage to their plants from these voracious pests.
Aging Well: Walking for fitness, fun and challenge
Marlene Griffin always has enjoyed walking, but the opportunity to travel pushed her to join a walking class to improve her endurance. Griffin, 73, has participated in a walking class for older adults in Craig for more than two years.
