Rosie Kirven of Aurora laughs while reading the answer to a trivia question Wednesday evening at Steamboat Campground. Kirven was staying at the campground, while her grandson played in the Triple Crown Sports baseball tournament.
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Mike Martinez Jr. and Arturo Pinedo of Stone Concepts in Brighton polish the honed verde San Francisco granite on the new reference desk Friday in the Bud Werner Memorial Library.
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Ten-year-old Tyler Johnson watches his Little League Baseball team Friday with his friend Colton Pasternak at Emerald Park. A fundraiser for Tyler is being held from 2 to 8 p.m. Aug. 23 at the Steamboat Springs Community Center.
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Steamboat Springs rising junior Jack Spady plays bump coverage against a receiver from ThunderRidge on Thursday night.
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Steamboat Springs rising junior Derek Morris, right, defends a pass against a ThunderRidge receiver Thursday night. Steamboat and ThunderRidge had a 7-on-7 session at Colorado Mountain College in preparation for the upcoming season.
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People fish off the dock at Casey's Pond on Wednesday afternoon.
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Jazz vocalist Nnenna Freelon wrote the lyrics for the Strings version of "Lullaby for Our Daughters." Freelon will perform three concerts with Garson while in Steamboat Springs.
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Ceramic artist Julie Anderson.
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Painter Nancy Jeffrey.
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A young actor prepares for the weekend's production of "Sweeney Todd" at Perry-Mansfield.
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The production includes many young local actors.
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Corey Hawkins and Emily Stout rehearse Sweeney Todd on Tuesday at Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School.
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Music director Joel Gelpe rehearses for the performance of "Sweeney Todd."
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Emily Stout, 17, of Steamboat Springs, goes through the first act of "Sweeney Todd" with Corey Hawkins of Washington, D.C.
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Cody Canada, center, says Cross Canadian Ragweed has stayed independent in its 14 years of playing, as the band has used gritty country rock shows to garner support for audiences and a major label.
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Mike Garson was commissioned for a jazz-classical crossover piece as part of his sixth appearance with Strings Music Festival.
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Keyboardist Mike Garson has toured with David Bowie for more than three decades, and describes the pop legend as something of a renaissance man. Garson, who did this work, is something of a renaissance man himself.
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