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Happenings for Friday, Dec. 19, 2003
FRIDAY n Open drawing/painting sessions are 8:45 a.m. to noon at the Depot Art Center. Subject matter is live model or still-life. Fee of $10 per person to share cost of model. Call Maggie at 879-9036.
Briefs for Friday, Dec. 19, 2003
District attorney files lesser charges in kidnapping case The District Attorney's Office filed lesser charges against a man accused of kidnapping his estranged girlfriend than those for which he was arrested.
Expansion nears completion
$1.6M projects adds six classrooms at the middle school
Some Steamboat Springs School District sixth-grade teachers can't help but smile.
Playing as one
Sailors adopt team-first
No one likes to lose, especially when they are used to winning, and the members of the Steamboat Springs hockey team have enjoyed high levels of success throughout the years.
Lodwick hopes to get back on track
After a grueling first period on the Nordic combined World Cup tour, Steamboat Springs skier Todd Lodwick returned home this week to enjoy a different kind of skiing.
Downright defensive
Sailors show Rangely how it's done
There's defense, and then there's the brand of defense the Steamboat Springs boys basketball team played in a 43-33 win against Rangely on Thursday.
Planners approve linking trail
The Routt County Planning Commission approved a temporary snowmobile and skiing trail linking state park and Routt National Forest land in North Routt County, pending approval by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Strahl's warrant vacated
An arrest warrant issued Wednesday for a woman arrested on suspicion of possession of a Schedule II drug who failed to appear in court was vacated the same afternoon when the woman reported to the Routt County Courthouse.
Condos planned for Anglers Drive
A California developer is proposing to build 19 residential condominiums in a single three-story building on Anglers Drive.
Hayden seeks fairgrounds
The Hayden Town Board agreed to proceed with the annexation of the Routt County Fairgrounds, after Mayor Chuck Grobe requested that a discussion be held as an agenda item to make sure the board wanted to do so.
The Record for Friday, Dec. 19, 2003
Wednesday, Dec. 17 12:16 a.m. A man reportedly bit a woman at a nightclub in the 1800 block of Ski Time Square. A report was taken.
Yampa residents light with kids in mind
Ed Hayne and his wife, Kate, were going to stop putting up Christmas decorations three years ago because both of their children had graduated from high school.
Holiday dinner volunteers needed
The annual community Christmas dinner is set to bring holiday cheer to Steamboat Springs again this year.
Snowpack above average in Steamboat area
The snowpack accumulating in the mountains surrounding Steamboat Springs is setting a torrid pace, but the race to store water is a marathon, and the outcome won't be known until April.
Parking enforcement upped
New hours expected to curb employee parking on Lincoln Avenue
Downtown parking enforcement should step up in the next week with a newly hired city-parking liaison.
