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Exhibit to showcase Steamboat quilter David Taylor
Taylor’s detailed stitching on display at Steamboat Art Museum
A new exhibit at Steamboat Art Museum will put the colorful work of internationally renowned quilter David Taylor under one roof for the first time. The exhibit opens today and will continue through Oct. 17.
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by Mike Lawrence
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Downtown Steamboat construction update
Phase 4 of the project is scheduled to start Tuesday. Eleventh and 12th streets will be closed to lefts from Lincoln and onto Lincoln, and 13th Street will be closed to all turns except rights onto Lincoln.
Bosick to appear on sheriff primary ballot
The Steamboat Springs detective has gathered enough signatures to put him in a Republican primary Aug. 10 against Garrett Wiggins, commander of the All Crimes Enforcement Team.
Organizers hope Music Jam in Steamboat attracts crowd
Memorial Day weekend also to feature Yampa River Festival, sidewalk sales
This weekend, visitors to downtown Steamboat Springs can peruse the sidewalk sale or get a discounted meal as part of Restaurant Week. If that’s not enough, organizers of Saturday’s Seventh Street Music Jam hope live tunes entice even more visitors downtown.
Steamboat band wins with spiced-up covers
Bonjour Mom takes title at 7th annual Teen Battle of the Bands
Song selection was key for Bonjour Mom, the winning band at the seventh annual Teen Battle of the Bands. The group of friends formed the band two weeks before the event and picked catchy tunes that they knew how to play, adding a special twist to each.
Community Agriculture Alliance: Beware of falling trees
The Forest Service would like to remind people to be extra careful when recreating in the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests this summer. Safety of employees and the public is the Forest Service’s highest priority in the aftermath of the beetle epidemic.
Logging cleanup to continue in Steamboat
Rogue Resources plans debris removal on trails
Owner Mike Miller said Rogue Resources would not leave Spring Creek Trail and Emerald Mountain trails near Blackmer Drive in their current, debris-filled state created by logging operations. “There’s still cleanup efforts that are going on,” Miller said Thursday.
Exhibit to showcase Steamboat quilter David Taylor
Taylor’s detailed stitching on display at Steamboat Art Museum
A new exhibit at Steamboat Art Museum will put the colorful work of internationally renowned quilter David Taylor under one roof for the first time. The exhibit opens today and will continue through Oct. 17.
Oak Creek Town Board to withhold payment
Board members say sewer construction work was not up to snuff
Oak Creek Town Board members took little time Thursday night agreeing to not make the final payment to contractor K. R. Swerdfeger Construction after multiple problems have been discovered with sewer work completed by the company.
New headstones to honor 11 veterans on Memorial Day
Town plans event
People attending the Memorial Day observation Monday at Steamboat Springs Cemetery will have a chance, for the first time, to properly pay their respects to 11 veterans buried there who have new headstones. Organizers have created a Memorial Day program that includes a detailed map of the cemetery plots, guiding visitors to the 11 graves that had been unmarked until recently.
Steamboat Briefs: 4-H’s Northwest Family Ranch Rodeo set for June 5
The Routt County 4-H Youth Exchange is hosting the Northwest Family Ranch Rodeo on June 5 at Brent Romick Rodeo Arena in Steamboat Springs.
The Record for May 26, 2010
Wednesday, May 26
Steamboat Little League starts season on blustery Saturday
A fierce wind blew hats off heads and even pitchers off mounds, but the Steamboat Springs Little League opened its season the right way Saturday: with the national anthem and a grill full of hot dog
Youth lacrosse tourney on deck for Steamboat
One of the more popular youth lacrosse tournaments in the state returns to Steamboat Springs this weekend. The seventh annual Steamboat Classic Lacrosse Tournament starts with play Saturday and continues through Sunday.
Steamboat skier reaches goal, joins US Ski Team's development team
Max Marno joins ranks alongside younger sister
Max Marno waited for the call the entire day, and by the time the phone finally rang, his nerves were racing. “I was pretty excited,” Marno said. “I knew the call was coming, so I was pretty nervous when I picked up the phone.”
What to do in Steamboat for May 28 to June 3
The Delta Sonics, a Colorado-based blues band, plays styles including Chicago blues, West Coast swing, New Orleans rhythm and blues, and early rock ’n’ roll. The band will play at 9 p.m. Saturday at Ghost Ranch Saloon. The event costs $5 at the door.
