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Our View: Build it so they'll come
At Issue: Bear River parcel
The city should consider building new fields for Triple Crown at the site.
Art teacher has global perspective
New Soroco instructor hopes to introduce classes, community to Zambonian artists
On the outside of the Withers' family garage is a "Vagabond" sign from the blue ski run at the Steamboat Ski Area. They got it long before their travels, but now Cindy Wither laughs at how well it fits her family.
Wattles-Mastera
Terry and Rebecca Wattles of Steamboat Springs and Art and Sue Mastera of Centennial would like to announce the engagement of their children LeAnn Wattles and Marty Mastera.
A yarn to spin
Close-knit group bonds, creates over traditional hobby
The clicking of knitting needles provided a rhythm to accompany the chorus of voices.
Sliced bread, Coca-Cola, snowmaking machines
Since that last great invention, we do have much to be thankful for on Thanksgiving
Steamboat Spring's holiday cornucopia was stuffed with powder this week, but it hasn't always been the tradition at the Steamboat Ski Area. During the 1970s, a November opening day was unheard of.
Not mainstream motocross
Steamboat man making national name in enduro
Eric McEachern figured if he was going to drive 13-plus hours to compete in regional motorcycle enduro races, he might as well pack up the truck and drive 25 hours to compete at the national level -- and really see where he stood.
Location, location, location
Editor's Note: This is the second in a three-part commentary examining Routt County's decision to build a new justice center west of the city. The series will continue Monday.
South Routt Calendar for Nov. 30, 2003
Monday, Dec. 1 n The Oak Creek Public Library is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. n The Toponas Public Library is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Spotlight: Jim Lorenz
Name: Jim Lorenz Age: 45 Occupation: Construction company owner Place of birth: Steamboat Springs
Births for Nov. 30, 2003
Sophia Dyana Benjamin, daughter of Jaila and Andy Benjamin of Oak Creek, was born at 1:56 p.m. Nov. 14, 2003. She weighed 6 pounds and 8 ounces and was 18.5 inches long. Her grandparents are Rodger Fox of Jacksonville, Ill., Craig and Diana Dodd of Boulder, and Kathy and Tony Benjamin of Amsterdam, N.Y.
Levingston-Blackwell
Darrel and Mary Levingston of Steamboat Springs are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Storey Levingston, to Beau Blackwell, son of Tom and Gloria Blackwell of Houston, Texas.
Sound Off for Nov. 30, 2003
Where's the dish? Is our local cable company great or what? Last week they gave me 12-plus channels I didn't ask for or want for $42 a month and if I wanted HBO it is $14 more. The total is $56 a month. I used to have HBO/expanded basic for $45. I'm sure the above makes good sense to them but not to this frustrated customer. Which way to the dish?
Susan Johnston: Allow Drake to teach
Having lived in Steamboat for 30 years, it is my privilege to be able to comment on the career of Mark Drake with a broad perspective as it relates to my son and daughter.
David and Diane Cionni: Houk letter was vile
We were very saddened to read Dr. Arthur Houk's letter to the editor Nov. 26.
Lila Rider: Town Talk: Oak Creek/Phippsburg
Grand Slammers The Grand Slammers met Thursday Nov. 20 at the home of Karen Carig. Ann Gilbertson was a guest. Prize winners were: Jane Weston Hightest, Cindy Montgomery, Wanda Redmond, Connie Sigler, Sharon Clementson and Ann Gilbertson. The Christmas party will be hosted by Susi Crowner on Dec. 18.
Launching young minds
Steamboat Springs Middle School sixth-graders build hot-air balloons in a lesson on heat transfer
It wasn't quite Rainbow Weekend's Balloon Rodeo, but the scene that unfolded at Steamboat Springs Middle School early last week certainly was reminiscent of the popular summer event.
Education briefs for Nov. 30, 2003
Lowell Whiteman Primary School has announced its honors list for first trimester.
