The Great Orion Nebula shines bright in the nighttime sky.
Published on May 30, 2008
Emergency personnel look over the site of the plane crash that claimed the lives of Hayden resident Mark Klapperich and his son, Levi. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause of the crash.
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A local contractor had hoped to move this Old Town Steamboat house to the Hayden area, but the cost proved prohibitive. A demolition permit has been issued for the house at 642 Grand St.
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Mountain bikers Marie Winter, right and Stephanie Loomis ride the dirt road leading up Emerald Mountain on Thursday afternoon. The two bikers said they were eager to get back on Emerald after the long winter but chose to stay on the road instead of the tempting trails, which still are too wet to ride.
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Steamboat Springs High School seniors cheer Thursday during an assembly in their honor at the school.
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Steamboat Springs High School seniors Kyle Steitz, right, and Greg Ingalls serenade fellow seniors with a unique version of Bill Withers' "Lean on Me" on Thursday during a senior assembly at the high school. Steamboat seniors will graduate at 2 p.m. Saturday at the high school.
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Steamboat Marathon course map
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Steamboat Springs High School tennis player Shelby Reed played in the Intermountain 18-and-Under Memorial Day Championships in St. George, Utah. Reed finished third with doubles partner Shannon McNamara, of Vail, and sixth in singles.
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Steamboat Springs' Andy Picking makes his way from Hahn's Peak, pictured in the background, toward downtown Steamboat during the 2006 Steamboat Springs Marathon, when he finished second. Picking finished ninth last year.
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Jaclyn Wertz, who turns 7 today, is asking her friends to stop by her lemonade stand in front of City Market between Saturday to help her fundraiser.
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The Steamboat-via-Denver duo American Relay plays at 10 p.m. Saturday at The Tap House in one of two homestays that break up shows across Colorado and the Midwest.
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Fort Collins string band Head for the Hills plays Saturday at Mahogany Ridge before starting a summer tour that will take band members across the West and Southeast.
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Off the Beaten Path will host a poetry slam at 7 p.m. June 12. Come prepared with three poems to read aloud. The audience votes for the most engaging performance. Registration starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Don Woodsmith's vision is a blend of brilliant color, reflective surfaces and emotions that come to life under the glow of a black light. His new show, The New Frontier: Electric Light Sculpture opens at the Steamboat Art Museum on June 6.
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Don Woodsmith's upcoming show, "The New Frontier: Electric Light Sculpture features three dimensional reflective light sculptures that take on a life of their own under the glow of black lights.
Published on May 30, 2008
Above: Don Woodsmith's art is a blend of brilliant color, reflective surfaces and emotions that come to life under the glow of a black light. His new show, The New Frontier: Electric Light Sculpture opens at the Steamboat Art Museum on June 6.
Published on May 30, 2008
