Obits
Births
- Nicole and Erik Svendsen, El Segundo, Calif., a girl.
- Meghan and Eric Younker, Phippsburg, a boy.
- Shawna Zierke and Richard Buccino, Steamboat Springs, a girl.
- Trisha and David Mayer, Steamboat Springs, a girl.
- Liz and Gabriel Guerra, Stagecoach, a girl.
- Candice and Rob Bannister, Steamboat Springs, a girl.
- Holly and Cory Calvert, Craig, a boy.
Couple events
- Miller and McDonald Engagement
Stories
John F. Russell: Story more impressive than finish
It would be fair to say that Maggie Rose Carrigan’s finish at last week’s 2011 USASA Nationals is impressive, but it wasn’t as inspirational as her journey to get there.
ROUTT COUNTY ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FOR AUGUST 2010
ROUTT COUNTY REPORT OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FOR AUGUST 2010 ALPINE LUMBER CO 33,314.00;AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 279.56;ALSCO 553.82;ALPINE INN 131.98;APWA WESTERN SLOPE BRANCH 30.00;LEXISNEXIS RISK DATA MGMT 50.00;AIT LABORATORIES 180.00;ADVANCED LAW ENFORCEMENT TRNG CAMP 450.00;ALPINE WINDOW CLEANING LLC 810.00;LANGUAGE LINE SERVICES 19.05;ARONOWITZ & MECKLENBERG, LLC 183.00;ACTION DRAIN SERVICE 705.00;ARIEL CLINICAL SERVICES 90.00;ALPINE CREDIT INC 16.00;ACCUTEST MOUNTAIN STATES 75.00;ALPINE BANK - STEAMBOAT 66.43;ADVANCED
PAYABLE FOR JULY 2010
ROUTT COUNTY REPORT OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FOR JULY 2010 AAAE 1,895.00;ACET 10,800.00;AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 279.56;ALSCO/AMERICAN LINEN 502.52;ARTESIAN BOTTLED WATER CO 70.00;ADVOCATES AGAINST BATTERING & 3,125.00;AXIS STEEL 725.00;ALPINE LUMBER 132.81;LEXISNEXIS RISK DATA MGMT 50.00;ABC ENTERPRISES INC 22.50;ADAMSON POLICE PRODUCTS 600.00;AIT LABORATORIES 125.00;LANGUAGE LINE SERVICES 174.36;ACTION DRAIN SERVICE 380.00;ACCUTEST MOUNTAIN STATES 449.00;ALPINE BANK-STEAMBOAT 66.43;ACEEE 60.00;ADVANCED COPIER SOLUTIONS INC 1,462.77;ACCOUNT BROKERS OF LARIMER COUNTY 16.50;A&E TIRE INC
Tenth 2010 Budget Supplemental Appropriation Ordinance
NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN that the Steamboat Springs City Council on Tuesday, April 5, 2011, adopted the following ordinances on first reading: PROPOSED ORDINANCE: An ordinance amending Article II, Chapter 25 of the Steamboat Springs Revised Municipal Code by the addition of regulations relating to Cross Connection Controls.
Diesel/Electric Hybrid Transit Bus
City of Steamboat Springs Request for Proposal Diesel/Electric Hybrid Transit Bus Proposal Deadline - June 15, 2011 The City of Steamboat Springs is requesting sealed proposals for the purchase of two (2) 2011 diesel electric hybrid, 35-foot heavy-duty buses with the option to purchase up to 4 additional buses of identical make.
CDMG Permit No. C-2009-087
Sage Creek Coal Company LLC, 36600 CR 27, Hayden, CO 81639, (CDMG Permit No. C-2009-087, approved June 8, 2010) is requesting release of Phase II bond liability on 462.4 acres of its reclaimed lands (originally Seneca II Mine area) at the Peabody Sage Creek Mine.
Case Number: 11PR17
Estate of Enriqueta Trujillo, Deceased Case Number: 11PR17, Div. 2A
HAYDEN ACCOUNTS PAYABLE MARCH 31, 2011
TOWN OF HAYDEN - ACCOUNTS PAYABLE MARCH 31, 2011 BEAR RIVER COOP-VEHICLES & SUPPLIES $3752.81; BRATTON-SCORIA $417.24; PINNACOL-WORK COMP $1568; JAG'S-SIDEWALK PROJECT $1369.01; CDC-ENGINEERING $312.50; CO DEPT OF REVENUE-TAXES $2566; SGM-PROJECTS $291.25; CROFT-UTILITY BILLS $557.50; DANA KEPNER-R&M $84.87; DAVIS AUTO-SUPPLIES $363.98; HAVEN-ROOM RENTAL $100; DPC-CHEMICALS $897.72; ATMOS-GAS $2749.56; HACH-SUPPLIES $487.62; HASKINS, JIM-
LOT 28 SOUTH STATION I AT STAGECOACH
To Every person in Actual Possession or Occupancy of the hereinafter Described Land, Lot or Premises, and to the Person in Whose Name the same was Taxed or Specially Assessed, and to all Persons having a Interest or Title of Record in or to the said Premises and To Whom It May Concern, and more especially to MORLEEY M BLOUKE TRUST ( ETAL) C/O IAN REITH. You and each of you are hereby notified that on the 1ST day of NOVEMBER A.D. 2007 the then County Treasurer of the County of Routt, in the State of Colorado, sold at public tax lien sale to DAVID L BARNES the following described real estate situate in the County of Routt, State of Colorado, to-wit: LOT 28 SOUTH STATION I AT STAGECOACH
ACTIVITY #: PP2011-002
ACTIVITY #: PP2011-002 PETITIONER: DUCKELS CONSTRUCTION, INC PETITION: Preapplication Conference for a 11.7 acre expansion of existing Hogue River Gravel Pit
ACTIVITY #: PP2011-001
ACTIVITY #: PP2011-001 PETITIONER: DUCKELS CONSTRUCTION, INC PETITION: Preapplication Conference for a 22.4 acre expansion of existing Bettger Gravel Pit
Grounds Maintenance-2011
Steamboat Springs School District RE2 Notice of Invitation for Bids Grounds Maintenance- 2011 Spring/Summer Season
Strawberry Park Campus Concrete Sidewalk Replacement
Steamboat Springs School District RE2 Request For Proposal Concrete Sidewalk Replacement at Strawberry Park Campus
Union Telephone Company
Union Telephone Company, a Wyoming Corporation, hereby gives Public Notice pursuant to the Federal Communications Commission's Nationwide Programmatic Agreement for Review of Effects Under the National Historic Preservation Act (the "NPA"), that it plans to construct a 80 foot tower and a fiberglass building 8' long X 16' wide X 8' high, a generator building 8' X 12' wide X 8' high ("Facilities") for the purpose of transmitting radio frequency signals for telecommunication purposes at the following location: Southeast 1/4, Section 31, T. 7 N., R. 88 W., 6th PM, Routt County, Colorado.
Meadows Condominium By-Laws
The Meadows Condominium Owners Association, Inc., managed by Central Park Management, Inc., 800 Weiss Drive, Suite A, Steamboat Springs, CO 80487, is revising its Declaration and By-Laws.
Union Telephone Company Notice
Union Telephone Company, a Wyoming Corporation, hereby gives Public Notice pursuant to the Federal Communications Commission's Nationwide Programmatic Agreement for Review of Effects Under the National Historic Preservation Act (the "NPA"), that it plans to construct a 80 foot tower and a fiberglass building 8' long X 16' wide X 8' high, a generator building 8' X 12' wide X 8' high ("Facilities") for the purpose of transmitting radio frequency signals for telecommunication purposes at the following location: Southeast 1/4, Section 31, T. 7 N., R. 88 W., 6th PM, Routt County, Colorado.
CDMG Permit No. C-1980-005
Seneca Coal Company LLC, 37796 CR 53, Hayden, CO 81639, (CDMG Permit No. C-1980-005, approved September 23, 1981) is requesting release of Phase II bond liability on 219.7 acres of its reclaimed lands at the Seneca II Mine. A surety bond in the amount of $651,869 is currently in place and $203,319 is being requested for release. Those portions of the permit area for which Phase II bond release is requested were revegetated from the beginning of mining through 2005 in accordance with the Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety (CDRMS) rules and regulations.
Proposals to lease oil, gas and other mineral interests owned by Routt County
The Board of County Commissioners of Routt County is seeking proposals to lease oil, gas and other mineral interests owned by Routt County located in or under the land described as follows: Township 6 North, Range 87 West of the 6th P.M. Section 19: Lot 4 Section 30: Lot 1
FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 11-051
COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 11-051 Original Grantor(s): Matthew R McQueen Original Beneficiary(ies): Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., acting solely as nominee for EverBank
FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 11-049
COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 11-049 Original Grantor(s): Matthew B. Helm Original Beneficiary(ies): Nationstar Mortgage LLC
FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 11-048
COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 11-048 Original Grantor(s): Steamboat Grand Partners, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company Original Beneficiary(ies): Bank of the West
Rick Akin: Hope springs eternal
With much sound and fury, the government shutdown (and interruption in the supply of government cheese) has been averted with a “historic” deal to cut $38.5 billion from anticipated government spending this fiscal year. But, folks, this is a sideshow. This “historic” cut is only about 1 percent of the roughly $3.82 trillion set to be spent this fiscal year (there is no actual budget for this year), and more than 0.27 percent of the national debt, which is almost $14.3 trillion.
Richard Levy: Protect health
The Colorado House of Representatives has introduced HB 1223 to change the makeup of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. The proposed changes would add more industry professionals to the commission. Last year this COGCC issued the third largest number of drilling permits in Colorado history. Do we really need more?
Kevin Chapman: Ode to season pass
The days have been plentiful; the snow has been light and deep, My days off have been well timed and that’s great, because you surely don’t come cheap.
Omar M. Campbell: Let’s vote on pot
My respect for and admiration of the Steamboat Springs Police Department only increased when I read the April 6 Steamboat Today. Capt. Joel Rae had the audacity and courage to say what a lot of us more timid folk are reluctant to talk about — banning the so-called medical marijuana industry. Increasing DUIDs and reselling by licensed users to others was predictable. Kudos also to Dr. Harrington and two other local doctors who have spoken out on the adversities of this issue in the past.
Bruce Allbright: If it ain’t broke ...
My wife and I decided to settle in Steamboat Springs after a few nights in the Howelsen Place penthouse overlooking Ghost Ranch Saloon. Ghost Ranch Saloon looked fun, so we walked across the street to have dinner and enjoy some music. We slept well at Howelsen Place after a nightcap on the deck listening to more “city” sounds.
Laurie Hallenbeck: Hayden Town Talk for April 10
Laurie Hallenbeck: Hayden Town Talk for April 10
Lila Rider: Oak Creek/Phippsburg news for April 10
Lila Rider: Oak Creek/Phippsburg news for April 10
The Record for April 8
1:33 a.m. A Steamboat Springs Police Department traffic stop at Hilltop Parkway and Sandhill Circle led to the arrest of a 28-year-old man on suspicion of driving under the influence, DUI per se and speeding.
The Jail Report for April 2 to 8
The Jail Report for April 2 to 8
Seeking peace and quiet on noise issue in Steamboat
Police captain says flexibility remains under new proposal
Steamboat Springs Police Capt. Joel Rae said last week that proposed changes to city noise regulations would not change levels of enforcement. “Basically, there needs to be a victim when we’re talking about enforcing the noise ordinance. We are not going to be driving down the streets with our decibel meters,” Rae said. Rae’s comments followed a Tuesday night meeting, where City Council discussed potential revisions to the city’s noise regulations.
Bighorn sheep return to Zirkel Wilderness Area
Satellite collars yield valuable information to gauge health of herd
From his office, Jeff Yost can tell the herd of Mount Zirkel Wilderness Area bighorn sheep is flourishing. Yost did not have to fly over the area or hike into the Routt National Forest to know this. All he did Thursday was log on to a website. A map popped up showing the four sheep in the herd wearing satellite collars.
Private schools in Steamboat boost efforts to attract students
Campuses aim to attract students amid decreasing enrollment numbers
The Lowell Whiteman School has seen positive results from its use of online promotion, specifically through Facebook and YouTube. Using social media has helped get the word out about the secondary school in the woods off Routt County Road 36 just outside of Steamboat Springs, new Admissions Director Derek Svennungsen said.
Glenwood's fast start halts Steamboat girls soccer
Sailors girls fall to Demons, 4-1, on Saturday
Glenwood Springs came out to a fast start on Saturday, winning 4-1 against Steamboat Springs. Steamboat dropped to 6-1-1 overall and to 4-1 in the Western Slope League. The Sailors look to get back on track against visiting Moffat County at 6 p.m. Monday.
Joel Reichenberger: A lasting impression
April 2 dawned with nearly 100 racers clamoring to load the gondola at Steamboat Ski Area, early morning adventurers eager to participate in the third-annual Cody’s Challenge randonee race. From the start of the day’s race, through its base area finish and to a post-race party that rocked into the night, the spirit of Cody St. John, the man who the race was created to memorialize, was ever-present.
Steamboat tennis picks up win against Evergreen
Headed into one of their toughest weeks of the season, the Steamboat Springs High School girls tennis team was near top form Saturday, despite playing with a shuffled lineup. The squad played a handful of girls out of their usual positions but still beat Evergreen, winning six of seven matches at a Saturday morning dual.
Steamboat lacrosse loses two on Front Range
Sailors are undefeated in league but have struggled outside of it
The Sailors lost a pair of one-goal games during the weekend to two Front Range teams. On Friday Steamboat fell to Air Academy, 6-5, and on Saturday the team lost a tight game to Valor Christian in overtime, 10-9. The team winds down its season with two more Mountain Conference games, against Glenwood Springs and Battle Mountain.
Steamboat Ski Area hosts 31st annual Cardboard Classic
Annual rite of spring runs smoothly on closing weekend
One by one, about 25 teams of cardboard craft marauders dumped their corrugated creations into a Dumpster at the base of Steamboat Ski Area on Saturday morning, after spending hours constructing them from tape, cardboard, string and paint.
The Record for April 7
12:10 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers secured an open door at a business in the 600 block of Lincoln Avenue.
Events in Routt County this weekend
Front Range trancefusion rockers Yamn return to Steamboat today with their renowned light show. Local mountain grass jammers Missed the Boat will play from 9 to 11 p.m., followed by Yamn. Old Town Pickers will also make an appearance at the show.
Steamboat Briefs: Drawing for art benefits Japan at noon Monday
The drawing for artwork in a Japanese relief benefit through the Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat is at noon Monday. Donations will be accepted until drawing time. All proceeds benefit the Japanese Red Cross.
Triathlon club to offer race training
There will be plenty of training and techniques to go over. But the real gain of the Triathlon Club is that when participants look over and see someone else going through the same thing, they make more progress.
New Olympic events open doors for Steamboat athletes
The announcement that women’s ski jumping would be included in the 2014 Winter Olympics hasn’t changed Madison Keeffe’s life. But she said no mater what part ski jumping plays in the rest of her life, the sport’s inclusion in the Olympics is truly a great thing.
