Steamboat Pilot & Today

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Read the eEdition here. Find reader and staff photos from Monday in the daily photo gallery. Watch a video about the pink newspaper we put out Monday to raise funds for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

City Manager Jon Roberts' contract is once again a topic of discussion. The Steamboat Springs City Council will discuss his contract at Tuesday's meeting. The City Council previously had given Roberts a set of goals to accomplish before January, and he had a contentious performance review in August where some council members called for him to be fired.

The City Council also could decide the fate of the plans for a police and fire station Tuesday. City staff is set to give presentations on the plan to demolish the Iron Horse Inn and the plan to build a joint police and fire station west of town. A document detailing the two proposals is with the story.

Hahn's Peak Roadhouse's permit is being reviewed. The days when the North Routt venue hosted live music could be over. A noise complaint has caused the county to look at the allowable activities at the roadhouse, and live music is not one of them.

Yampa Valley Housing Authority selects new executive director. Steamboat Springs city planner Jason Peasley has been selected as the finalist for the Yampa Valley Housing Authority's executive director position. The previous executive director, George Krawzoff, was fired early into his tenure in an impromptu and legally questionable manner in July that was later redressed by the Housing Authority's board during an August meeting. Peasley still needs to be officially appointed Oct. 30.

Peabody is going public with reservoir plans. After previously declining to comment about plans to construct a reservoir on Trout Creek, a Peabody Energy official is scheduled to meet Tuesday morning with the Routt County Board of Commissioners to present the proposal. Steamboat Today first reported the news of plans for a reservoir southwest of Steamboat Springs after a letter detailing the plan was circulated.

Routt County high school sports roundup. Postseason pictures are beginning to come into focus for Routt County high school sports teams. Check out a roundup of what happened this weekend.

Also catch up with what local collegiate athletes have been up to.

In other local news:

Tom Ross: Lovable Alex Karras wasn't so beloved in Title Town

Jimmy Westlake: View Southern Fish this month

The Record for Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012

Joel Reichenberger: Looking for my favorite player

Hayden, Steamboat youths show well in regional Punt, Pass and Kick challenge