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Civil union bill passes committee
Nearly two decades after Colorado became known as the “hate state” for passing a ballot measure aimed at gays, a legislative committee approved a bill that allows same-sex couples to enter into civil unions.
Proposed federal fracking rules draw fire
A proposal for federal regulations on the use of hydraulic fracturing in oil and gas development on federal land drew fire from Utah, Wyoming and Colorado officials at a congressional hearing Wednesday in Denver.
The Record for May 2
1:56 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers were called to a report of vandalism in the 3000 block of Après Ski Way.
Community Agriculture Alliance: Resiliency is the theme
It’s shaping up to be a great summer for Yampa Valley Sustainability Council’s Talking Green program. Adopted by the sustainability council in December 2009, Talking Green has been running regular educational evenings since April 2007, when it was launched by Sarah Fox, of Fox Construction, and Janet Panebaker.
A Dog's Eye View: Summertime means pet first-aid
Camping, backpacking and hiking season is upon us. Be it a daytrip or a week-long venture, you’ll probably remember to pack an emergency first-aid kit for you and your cohorts. But what about your dog?
Steamboat tennis sweeps through 1st day of regionals
Steamboat opened its title defense by pushing all seven entries in the Grand Junction tournament into Friday’s finals matches, all but assuring the entire team will be headed to next week’s state tournament in Pueblo.
Part-time Steamboat resident owns 1 of Derby favorites
Part-time Steamboat resident Jerry Crawford, an Iowa lawyer, hopes his horse Dullahan will be special enough to run for roses at the 138th Kentucky Derby on Saturday.
Steamboat cyclists compete in Arizona
Karen Tremaine wins singlespeed division
A group of Steamboat Springs mountain bikers laid down a strong start to their season at the Whiskey 50 off-road mountain bike race in Prescott, Ariz. But none fared better than Karen Tremaine.
Steamboat girls lacrosse drops close game
Unfortunately for the Sailors girls lacrosse team, they added yet another “almost” to their season, falling 7-5 at Eagle Valley on Thursday afternoon.
Measure that protects post offices for a year passes US Senate
Legislation heads to House of Representatives for consideration
The U.S. Senate last week passed legislation that could save rural post offices from closure for at least another year. S. 1789, also known as the 21st Century Postal Service Act of 2012, passed the Senate with bipartisan support by a vote of 62-37.
Routt County events calendar for May 4 to 10
Find arts and entertainment events for the week of May 4 to 10 with the Explore Steamboat calendar.
Conservation easements approved for ranches north of Hayden
The Routt County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously this week to commit a little more than $1 million of dedicated property tax revenue to place large conservation easements on a pair of western Routt County ranches whose history is woven into author Dorothy Wickenden’s best-selling nonfiction book “Nothing Daunted.”
Steamboat briefs: Medical center will host talks on cancer Tuesday
Susanne Alexander, author of “Empowered Healing, Creating Quality of Life While Journeying through Cancer,” will speak from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Yampa Valley Medical Center conference rooms.
Rules proposed for Colorado roadless national forest land
Local officials say proposed rules for roadless national forest land in Colorado will help protect homes and potentially human lives from wildfires.
Steamboat photography students to display art through May
Ten students will be displaying their final projects throughout May at City Cafe, with an opening reception Friday night during First Friday Artwalk.
Steamboat Springs High School Science Olympiad team performs well at state
Thursday was a day of celebration for the Steamboat Springs High School Science Olympiad team as they reviewed highlights from the state competition in Golden last month.
Fundraiser to benefit Steamboat's Free Summer Concert Series
The annual five-show Free Summer Concert Series could use all the community support it can get, so the concert series organizers will hold a Keepin’ it Free fundraiser Saturday.
Steamboat resident gains insight into ancestor’s life through novel
Sylvia Duncan never met Miriam Coulter Pence. Pence, Duncan’s great-grandmother, belonged to an era long since past, and her life was preserved only in relics and family lore.
Ski Corp. opens new restaurant at Haymaker Golf Course
The restaurant at Haymaker Golf Course has new management and a local feel. And for many residents and visitors, the experience should be familiar.
First Friday Artwalk listings for May 4
FIrst Friday Artwalk listings for May 4
