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Steamboat briefs: Horizons receives $15,000 from El Pomar Foundation
Horizons Specialized Services has received a $15,000 grant from the El Pomar Foundation to assist with the construction of an eight-unit apartment complex for adults with developmental disabilities, according to a news release.
Adult League Coed Outdoor Soccer results for Aug. 23
Adult League Coed Outdoor Soccer results for Aug. 23
Coed C League Standings and Game Results for Aug. 23
Coed C League Standings and Game Results for Aug. 23
Rob Douglas: A serious debate for serious times
Tuesday’s edition of the Steamboat Today contained the commentary “An unserious man” by New York Times columnist Paul Krugman. The piece was Krugman’s latest effort to discredit vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan’s ideas about how to confront our nation’s economic woes.
Kaleb Zuber: House always wins
I’m writing in response to Tony Counts’ letter (“Casino idea is good”) in Wednesday’s paper. Counts kind of answered his own question of “How does a casino in Hayden have a negative effect in Steamboat, culturally, visually or ethically?”
Paul Stettner: A test for candidates
Regarding the “Should ‘ignorant’ people vote?” column by Rob Douglas in the Aug. 17 Steamboat Today: Rob! In relating the commentary by CNN contributor LZ Granderson, you brought up an issue of import for us to think about.
Michelle E. Hale: Dangers of chew
As a hypnotherapist, I work with many things, but for me the most concerning is the use of tobacco. It’s all bad, but the use of “dip” or “chew” is worse than smoking.
Lynn Abbott: Voters have the power
Are you as appalled as I am at the obscene amounts of money spewing into this election? Time magazine estimates this election will cost $2.5 billion.
CMC starts new chapter in Steamboat with opening of building
Nearly 50 years after Lucile Bogue planted the seeds of the Alpine Campus, the college on Thursday night celebrated the grand opening of its 60,000-square-foot academic hub in Steamboat.
Bargain season is here: Find great deals on ski and snowboard gear
Last season's ski and snowboard gear can make for great deals this year, but there are a few things customers should look out for.
Explore Steamboat briefs: REPS Barbecue is Saturday
Reaching Everyone Preventing Suicide’s annual fundraiser takes place from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Olympian Hall at Howelsen Hill.
Steamboat's Dr. Mark McCaulley honored for 30-year career in internal medicine
Dr. Mark McCaulley will be honored at the Doc Willett Healthcare Heritage Awards on Friday for his ability to take on medical challenges with an energetic and positive demeanor.
Steamboat high school golf team 3rd in Cortez tournament
Members of the Steamboat Springs High School golf team hit the road this week picking up a third-place finish and experience the coach hopes will pay off at the end of the season.
A Dog's Eye View: Puppy Diaries: Some assembly required
Willa didn’t enter our family, she exploded into it, much like those party favors that open with a bang, spewing items every which way. She pushed us all — our other dog included — to the brink of exhaustion.
The Record for Aug. 22, 2012
4:22 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers investigated a ladder going to a roof of a building in the 1100 block of 13th Street. Officers think it was left there by roofers.
Community Agriculture Alliance: Title II funds help local natural resource projects
Since 2009, the Medicine Bow-Routt Resource Advisory Committee (RAC) has helped local counties bordered by national forest lands fund natural resource projects.
Mainstreet Steamboat vows to tackle some Yampa Street improvements by 2013
A new form of traffic calming known as a super sharrow that accommodates a mix of bicycle and vehicle traffic at low speeds is among the ideas for improving Yampa Street in downtown Steamboat Springs.
Sue Birch to be honored at Doc Willett Health Care Heritage Awards
Sue Birch, former CEO of the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association, will receive the Health Care Community Advocate Award.
Pretty Lights Music's Michal Menert plays Steamboat on Friday
Michal Menert, a Pretty Lights Music artist and co-producer of Pretty Lights' first album, will appear in Steamboat Springs on Friday at The Tap House Sports Grill.
August rainfall total for Steamboat still below average
Despite Wednesday's rain, Steamboat still is short of its historic precipitation average for August. But more rain is forecast for Thursday.
Engineers study dam settling at Wolford Mountain Reservoir between Steamboat and Kremmling
The chief engineer for the Colorado River District stressed Wednesday that there is no safety issue associated with the settling of Ritschard Dam southeast of Steamboat Springs along U.S. Highway 40.
Reservations for MusicFest 2013 open to the public Thursday
Reservations for the annual celebration of Americana and Texas music and group ski trip in Steamboat Springs have started.
Craig doctor has license suspended by Colorado Medical Board
The Colorado Medical Board issued the decision, citing concerns about an alleged alcohol abuse problem and Dr. Joel Miller’s ability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety to his patients.
Steamboat Springs morning roundup for Thursday, Aug. 23
A summons is issued after a Steamboat woman allegedly punches a Denver man, energy companies seek new drilling permits in Routt County and ESPN Radio moves to FM.
