County Agenda for June 18
County Agenda for June 18
Monday Medical: Prevention is key to men’s health
Guys: If you make it to 100, you will be surrounded by women. At that age, women outnumber men 8 to 1. That’s not good news.
City of Steamboat starts budget season with projected gain in sales tax revenue for 2014
The city anticipated no gains in sales tax as it started budgeting last year, and projected a 2 percent drop in the revenue the year before.
Steamboat woman undergoes double mastectomy and immediate reconstruction
Peggy Wolfe had already been contemplating creating a blog about her experiences with breast cancer surgery when film actor Angelina Jolie went public with her own double mastectomy. The news coverage galvanized her thoughts and helped her turn intent into action.
Steamboat man learns to make the most of life after two cancer diagnoses
It was 2000 the first time Bill McKelvie was diagnosed with cancer. The second diagnosis was in 2003, when a routine cancer check turned up troubling news. Not only was he told the cancer had returned, but also that it already had nearly won the battle, overtaking his liver.
Relay For Life in Steamboat Springs kicks off Friday
On Friday night, there will be 17 teams with a total of about 70 people who will lace up their walking shoes and log some miles in Steamboat Springs to raise money for cancer research.
Steamboat Springs bear euthanized while in tree
A Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife officer euthanized a bear Friday that was getting into people's homes in the downtown area.
Jail Report for June 8 to 14, 2013
The following is a list of people booked into Routt County Jail on suspicion of the listed charges. The arresting agency is listed in parentheses.
The Record for Friday, June 14, 2013
1:06 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers were called to a report of people harassing each other in the 2700 block of Village Drive. People were having an argument about property. They were both given warnings.
Teen injured in explosion expected to be released from Front Range hospital Saturday
The final teen who remains hospitalized after an explosion Thursday at a Steamboat Springs condo is expected to be released Saturday, according to the teen's father, who wrote in an email Saturday that his son is doing well.
Top 10 most-viewed stories for the week of June 6 to 12
Check out the most-viewed stories on our desktop site from the past week, and see what you missed.
Steamboat briefs: Treasurer’s Office reminds that property taxes are due
The Routt County Treasurer’s Office would like to remind readers that the second-half payment of property taxes is due Monday, when the Routt County Treasurer’s Office, 522 Lincoln Ave., will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Totally Kids meal program menus for week of June 17
Totally Kids meal program menus for week of June 17
Council on Aging senior menus for week of June 17
Council on Aging senior menus for week of June 17
West Routt Fire Protection District to go back to voters for tax increase
The West Routt Fire Protection District wants voters to reconsider chipping in more money each year to help fund emergency services, and the issue appears destined to be placed on November’s ballot.
