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Tyler Johnson is back on his new feet
Tyler lost his feet and part of one hand after contracting meningitis in June 2008. The boy who is going on 12, is now running, playing and being a typical child, which doctors say is the best form of physical therapy.
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by Zach Fridell
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Loggers Lane treasurer admits to crime, avoids charges
As the president of the Loggers Lane Owners’ Association pulled into the bank to move money in the group’s account to a long-term fund, he found the group’s treasurer waiting for him. Don’t go in there, she said. The money isn’t there. She had taken it, in bits and pieces, during the past year and a half.
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Steamboat high school takes new approach to CSAPs
Activities designed for juniors, seniors to reduce tests’ stress on teachers
CSAP test week typically brings chaos at Steamboat Springs High School, Instructional Support Specialist Kim Mayer said. Mayer hopes this year will be a little calmer. She said all teachers, with the exception of those who teach Advanced Placement classes, would help administer the tests, even those whose students aren’t testing.
The Record for March 20, 2010
Saturday, March 20
Steamboat Briefs: Celebration of life planned for Jenna Gruben-Morrill
A celebration of life for Jenna Gruben-Morrill is from 4 to 7 p.m. May 22 at Olympian Hall and Howelsen Hill. More details will be provided as they become available.
Luke Graham: I swear, I passed 3rd grade
Maybe the best thing about NCAA basketball tournaments is that every one of you has a chance to pick the winners. It’s been said time and again that any person, including children, can win a bracket. To prove this, I challenged Rebecca Dybas’ Soda Creek Elementary School third-grade class to a bracket challenge.
Steamboat parking, paving input sought
Meetings this week seek feeback from public about projects
Downtown businesses are bracing for the Colorado Department of Transportation’s massive re-paving project by Scott Contracting. Business owners also have been talking about downtown parking issues, which the Steamboat Springs City Council is scheduled to next address April 6.
Loggers Lane treasurer admits to crime, avoids charges
As the president of the Loggers Lane Owners’ Association pulled into the bank to move money in the group’s account to a long-term fund, he found the group’s treasurer waiting for him. Don’t go in there, she said. The money isn’t there. She had taken it, in bits and pieces, during the past year and a half.
Monday Medical: Strategies to reduce stress
Researchers agree that a limited amount of stress is an important component of a healthy, happy, productive life. However, too much stress can negatively affect your relationships, job performance and your health. Here are 10 strategies to help you successfully manage stress.
County Agenda for March 22 and 23
County Agenda for March 22 and 23
Aging Well: Diabetes workshop begins Tuesday in Steamboat
Jim Pitzer, of Yampa, has had diabetes for about 15 years. In that time, he has gathered a lot of information and advice about managing his condition. o it was mostly curiosity that brought him to the first of six classes aimed at helping individuals with diabetes better manage their symptoms and make healthier choices.
