Jon Cariveau, far right, celebrates his third-place victory in the Masters 35+ division of the Boulder Cup on Nov. 5 with his son Ely. The race was the fourth stop on the country's premier six-race series, the Crank Brothers U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross. Cariveau's training partner and fellow racer Glen Light noted how the Masters division is the next fastest race division to the pro/elite class, featuring experienced and retired pro racers. New Jersey's Roger Aspholm won the division, center, and Littleton's Dennis Farrell took second.
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Anne Hanson and Moose Barrows look through a pile of stuffed animals donated to a toy drive at the Children's Hospital in Denver.
Published on December 16, 2006
The Mountain Madrigal Holiday Sampler and champagne reception will begin at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Depot Art Center. Pictured above are Margi Briggs-Casson, front, Chris and Otto Kucera, center, and Nancy Kramer.
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Steamboat Grand Resort Hotel bell captain Martin Dragnev unloads an Alpine Taxi on Friday afternoon. With winter jet service under way at Yampa Valley Regional Airport, the lodging community is gearing up for a busy couple of weeks.
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Hayden wrestler Zathan Bark lost his match, 4-0, to Rangely's Keane Raley in the 145-pound class at Friday night's tri-match between the two schools and Soroco. Rangely beat Hayden, 45-21, and also beat Soroco, 54-18. Hayden beat Soroco, 48-15.
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The stage wagon on display at the Steamboat Springs Visitors Center was used at the turn of the 20th century for daily service between Steamboat Springs and Wolcott. A one-way ticket cost about $6.50 in 1903.
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Colorado's newest renewable energy powered chairlift, the Sunshine Express, officially opened to the public after a short ribbon cutting ceremony by (from left to right) Janet Faller, US Forest Service; Jamie Kingsbury, US Forest Service; Doug Allen, VP-Mountain Operations-Steamboat and Chris Diamond, President-Steamboat, on Friday at the Steamboat Ski Area.
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Steamboat Springs musicians Lee Wren, left, and Kenyon Brenner were named to the All-State Jazz Band. Brenner is one of two alto saxophonists named to the band, and Wren is one of five trumpeters.
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Soroco High School senior Bryan Luark and his quarter horse, Boomer, were named champions in the 14- to 18-year-old age group at the National Reigning Horse Association North American Affiliate Championships on Dec. 1. Bryan's parents, Niki and Pat Luark are pictured at far left.
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Brent Rowan and Regi Stone will perform an Acoustic Christmas Concert at 7 p.m. Friday at the Steamboat Grand Resort Hotel.
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