Steamboat Pilot & Today

Just another beautiful day in the 'Boat. Submitted by: Heidi Meshurel-Jolly

A lovely glowing castle melting in the Sunday sunshine. Submitted by: Steve Harrison

A lovely glowing castle melting in the Sunday sunshine. Submitted by: Steve Harrison

A lovely glowing castle melting in the Sunday sunshine. Submitted by: Steve Harrison

Stars and Stripes Veterans Ski Camp with Steamboat STARS adaptive program. Submitted by: Andrea Jehn Kennedy

Stars and Stripes Veterans Ski Camp with Steamboat STARS adaptive program. Submitted by: Andrea Jehn Kennedy

Stars and Stripes Veterans Ski Camp with Steamboat STARS adaptive program. Submitted by: Andrea Jehn Kennedy

Jordan Gorr scores during a power play in the Steamboat Springs hockey game against Standley Lake. Two third-period goals wasn't enough for the Sailors on Saturday, and the team lost 3-2. Darcy Trask/Courtesy

A group of Colorado Mountain College students will take in the sights, culture and history of Cuba when they travel there in March during a study abroad trip that now is only possible because of travel restrictions eased by the Obama administration. Photo by Matt Stensland

Sven Wiik gets ready to ski Sunday at the Steamboat Ski Touring Center during the 12th annual Ski for Women fundraiser. Photo by Matt Stensland

Doug Olson, right, visits Sven Wiik on Sunday at the Steamboat Ski Touring Center during the 12th annual Ski for Women fundraiser. Photo by Matt Stensland

Wyatt Graves gets ready to ski Sunday at the Steamboat Ski Touring Center during the 12th annual Ski for Women fundraiser. Photo by Matt Stensland

Diane Dwire skis with her 3-year-old daughter Shea Shorland on Sunday at the Steamboat Ski Touring Center during the 12th annual Ski for Women fundraiser. Photo by Matt Stensland

Paul Sachs skis with his daughter Chloe on Sunday at the Steamboat Ski Touring Center during the 12th annual Ski for Women fundraiser. Photo by Matt Stensland

A group of women skis, hikes and snowshoes Sunday at the Steamboat Ski Touring Center during the 12th annual Ski for Women fundraiser. Proceeds from events Sunday and Saturday night benefited Advocates Building Peaceful Communities and victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Routt County. Organizers were hoping to raise in excess of $6,000. Photo by Matt Stensland

A U.S. Army veteran visiting from Denver plans to file a complaint against the Western Lodge because the veteran said the motel owner refused to accommodate his service dog. Photo by Matt Stensland

Justin Reiter placed second in the men’s parallel slalom finals Saturday at the FIS Snowboard World Championships in Stoneham, Quebec. Oliver Krause/FIS