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Discussion about Core Trail expansion in Steamboat draws a crowd
Wheels turning for path extension; city gives water rates initial OK
Conceptual discussions about extending the Yampa River Core Trail west of city limits drew a crowd of about 30 supporters to a meeting between the Steamboat Springs City Council and the Routt County Board of Commissioners in Centennial Hall on Tuesday night.
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Steamboat city officials buck Iron Horse lease
Steamboat Springs City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to seek a new property manager for the troubled inn after it came to light that the current Boulder-based operator hadn't paid its lease for a six-month period from December 2009 to May 2010.
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DOW commission set to meet in Craig
Randy Hampton, a Colorado Division of Wildlife spokesman, said it is important for residents to attend Thursday’s Colorado Wildlife Commission meeting in Craig. “The wildlife commission doesn’t want to be a manage-from-Denver kind of commission, and that is the reason that they move these meetings around the state,” he said. “It gives people in outlying areas, especially in areas that are affected by wildlife management, an opportunity to participate and understand how that wildlife management takes place.” The meeting, which the wildlife commission hosts monthly in different locations, will focus on a wide variety of topics, according to a news release.
John Whittum: Faulty TDR
While Routt County is seeking input to formulate an improved plan for the Transfer of Development Rights, it should begin by considering public concerns about the sprawling territory it has already mapped out for such transfers, and the obvious inadequacies of the regulations.
Jennie Lay, Chris Painter and Bud Werner Memorial Library staff: Thank you
Bud Werner Memorial Library would like to thank everyone in the community who helped make the Drepung Loseling monks’ visit to Library Hall such an overwhelming success.
Owners of shot goats near Toponas offer reward
South Routt residents to pay $500 for information about crime
The owners of two goats that were shot to death outside Toponas are offering a $500 reward for information leading to a break in the investigation. As it stands, law enforcement agencies have no leads in the August crime.
Discussion about Core Trail expansion in Steamboat draws a crowd
Wheels turning for path extension; city gives water rates initial OK
Conceptual discussions about extending the Yampa River Core Trail west of city limits drew a crowd of about 30 supporters to a meeting between the Steamboat Springs City Council and the Routt County Board of Commissioners in Centennial Hall on Tuesday night.
Steamboat riders find singletrack success
Brad Bingham and Kelly Boniface went the distance for a couple of top results in a pair of endurance races during the weekend, and several other Steamboat Springs riders found success at the Mountain States Cup stop in Winter Park.
Spoke Talk: Have you seen the signs?
Routt County road funding is limited, local roads are narrow, shoulders are inconsistent and adjacent steep slopes restrict economic options for widening. That sounds somewhat dire, but there is a group exploring how to get the most out of our roads by encouraging all user groups to work together.
Boardwalk in Kandahar, Afghanistan, provides respite for Steamboat soldier
It was a broiling fall evening in this southern Afghan battlezone, and U.S. Army Sgt. Charles Reed, of Steamboat Springs, wanted to celebrate his birthday in style — at T.G.I. Friday’s on the boardwalk.
Police: Weekend mostly calm in Steamboat, Routt County
Busy holiday weekend yields few incidents for law enforcement
A holiday weekend full of activities spread across the county was relatively incident-free, local law enforcement agencies reported Tuesday. A total of six people, all men, were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence on Routt County roads during the Labor Day weekend.
The Record for Sept. 6, 2010
Monday, Sept. 6
Steamboat Brief: Creative Expressions class sessions kick off Sept. 15
Hospice of Northwest Colorado, a division of Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association, and the Steamboat Springs Arts Council will offer Creative Expressions: Exploring Life in the Midst of Change.
Jan Noble: Please slow down
Since last spring, I have been increasingly concerned about young cyclists choosing to use a private but heavily traveled access to cross Fish Creek Falls Road on their ride to school. The blind curve is intensified by the 7:45 a.m. sun that continues to blind a driver even on the straightaway toward Tamarack Drive.
Students back at school in Hayden
Teachers, students look forward to new year in the classroom
Wearing a tie-dye T-shirt and a wig lined with fake dreadlocks Tuesday, Hayden High School science teacher Dean Massey promised his biology students that they would rarely see him in costume again.
Our View: Steamboat is ready for Pro Challenge
A little more than a month ago, Gov. Bill Ritter and cycling legend Lance Armstrong stood together on a Denver stage to announce the creation of the Quiznos Pro Challenge cycling stage race.
Joanne Palmer: In search of Mrs. Right
Help Wanted: 1950s-style wife. Cheery, hardworking individual needed immediately to take over domestic duties for hardworking couple and one teenager. Must be disciplined, focused and highly organized.
Winona’s back to cooking in Steamboat
Restaurant to reopen today after more than a month
Veteran employees of Winona’s Restaurant & Bakery — like day kitchen manager Doree Waters and dining room manager Georgie Weber — have been waiting for more than a month to see customers coming through the front door of the popular little dining room at 617 Lincoln Ave. Today, they get their wish.
