An evening on the Yampa River by Rotary Park.
Published on June 13, 2011
Scott Bjorgum serves up food at the Horizons Cooking Challenge, which was held at the City Cafe on Monday evening. Horizons Supported Living Services clients made the food, which was judged by a panel that included City Cafe owner Nicolette Powell. The Challenge was open to the public, and attendees also could vote on their favorites. The top three winners were Sobeski, Jeff Dockstader, who made cheese enchiladas, and Matt Troeger, who made chili cheese bites.
Published on June 13, 2011
Seth Sobeski serves up his brownies at the Horizons Cooking Challenge, which was held at City Cafe on Monday. Horizons Specialized Services clients made the food, which was judged by a panel that included City Cafe owner Nicolette Powell. The challenge was open to the public, and attendees also could vote on their favorites. The top three winners were Sobeski, Jeff Dockstader, who made cheese enchiladas, and Matt Troeger, who made chili cheese bites.
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To find Lupus the Wolf, look low along the southern horizon around 10 p.m. in mid-June, between the bright stars Antares and Spica.
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Tandum cyclists Patrick Youngquist, right, and Shannon Lucy, of Parker, take off for Freedom Park in Edwards as part of the Ride the Rockies multi-day bike tour ride through Colorado. The tour will arrive in Steamboat on Tuesday.
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Chuck Matthys, right, takes a swig of water after locating his baggage as Thaseus Eby keeps searching for his in the massive pile brought in on trucks for the Ride the Rockies participants Monday at Battle Mountain High School in Edwards. The multi-day bike ride through Colorado has riders camping overnight at Freedom park before continuing to Steamboat Springs on Tuesday.
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Mad Creek Trail
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Spring Creek Trail
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A stream cuts through a snowfield at the top of Rabbit Ears Pass on Monday. Warmer weather has taken a toll on snowpack at higher elevations during the past week.
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Sandbags still stand in front of the parsonage at Steamboat Christian Center on Monday afternoon. The bags were placed in front of the home last week to divert floodwater, which used to surround the home, to a nearby field.
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Patches of the pavement on the road leading to Dumont Lake near Rabbit Ears Pass have melted, but most of the area still is covered with 6 inches to a foot of snow. Warmer weather has taken a toll on the snowpack at higher elevations, but local streams and rivers should continue to run high.
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The shed that serves as offices for the Snow Country Nursery in Steamboat Springs stands a couple of feet off the ground Monday afternoon in the wake of last week’s flooding. Water receded during the weekend after nearly reaching past the door of the building late last week.
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A steady stream of water flows through a drainage pipe just off of U.S. Highway 40 at the top of Rabbit Ears Pass on Monday afternoon. River levels have decreased in town, but there still is a lot of snow that has not melted at the higher elevations.
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Timberland, parent company of Steamboat Springs-based SmartWool, was purchased Monday in a $2 billion deal by VF Corp., an outdoor apparel giant based out of Greensboro, N.C., that owns the North Face clothing brand.
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Denise Gardner is among 14 volunteers at the Community Health Resource Center who help people learn more about health conditions and diagnoses, test results, alternative therapies, medications and a plethora of other health-related topics.
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