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The Last Stand: Part 5
Aspens are the dominant species at the Red Creek subdivision in North Routt County, where mature lodgepoles were thinned.
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- Gelande jumpers soar again in Steamboat Springs February 12
- 99th annual Winter Carnival comes to a close February 12
- Ruthie Foster returns to Steamboat with Paul Thorn February 12
- Young girl hurt in crash Saturday could be released Sunday February 12
- Soroco girls basketball falls short against Meeker February 11
- Meeker routs Soroco boys basketball, 70-43 February 11
- The Record for Feb. 10 February 11
- The Jail Report for Feb. 4 to 10 February 11
- Hayden girls set to kick up feet after booting West Grand February 11
- Hayden boys basketball avenges January loss to West Grand February 11
- Steve Lewis: Is fracking safe? February 7, 2012 31 comments
- Chuck Abbott: Quacks like a duck February 4, 2012 57 comments
- Jennifer Schubert-Akin: Setting it straight February 9, 2012 14 comments
- Survey shows pine beetle epidemic slowing February 2, 2012 49 comments
- Brent Boyer: What's in a name? January 29, 2012 101 comments
- US Congressional candidate offers ideas for job creation February 4, 2012 30 comments
- Our View: All-day kindergarten worthy of funding February 7, 2012 18 comments
- Tina Kyprios announces candidacy for District 2 commissioner February 9, 2012 12 comments
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