Cows and their 4- to 7-week-old calves graze on the new spring grass Friday with Sand Mountain in the background at the former Warren Ranch leased by Matt and Christy Belton.
Published on May 19, 2008
Zathan Bark talks with his grandparents, Joan and Frank Bark, in the parking lot of Hayden High School after graduation.
Published on May 19, 2008
Hayden High School graduate Zathan Bark, from left, his mom, Christina Bark, his brother Blayne Bark and graduate Kirsten Miller chat in the parking lot of the school after the graduation ceremony Sunday afternoon.
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Steamboat Springs residents Holly and Kenny Day, right, remove some of the property they were able to salvage Friday from a building on Elk River Road. The couple had been leasing the building for storage. Snow caused the roof of the building to collapse in December, destroying personal items the Days had been storing, which included about $60,000 worth of new furniture, Holly Day said. Workers with Native Excavating were tearing down the building.
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Christian Heritage School graduates Kristen Miller, left, and Theresa Cutter show off their diplomas Sunday at the school in Heritage Park. The two are lifelong friends from the school's entire Class of 2008 - and received $90,000 in scholarships between them.
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Hayden High School sophomore Jake Walker lunges across the finish line Saturday at the state track meet in Pueblo. Walker, fourth in the 100-meter dash, said he hopes to finish higher next season.
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Steamboat Mountain Theater owner Kelly Anzalone, left, and "Cabaret" 2008 co-emcee Michael David take a bow at the end of Saturday night's show, which was the last show in the Mountain Theater. The theater, which has been open for 2 1/2 years, will be torn down as part of the Ski Time Square redevelopment.
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The Haven Community Center is on track to be complete in the fall. The center, which will include exercise and physical therapy space and an Internet cafe, will host wellness and education programs for older adults and other citizens. Hayden residents also will have the opportunity to rent the space for meetings and events.
Published on May 19, 2008
