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Center push to continue
Council approves city-funded survey to gauge voters
The proposal to place a taxpayer-funded recreation center on the ballot is still alive.
Pilot & Today launches re-designed Web site
Steamboatpilot.com includes new features
The Steamboat Pilot & Today on Tuesday launched its newly re-designed Web site, steamboatpilot.com.
4-H members display projects
64 qualifying exhibits advance to Colorado State Fair
The 4-H motto is "Heads. Hands. Heart. Health." All four leafs of the clover were on display at the 2006 Routt County Exhibit Day at Soroco High School last weekend.
Hayden bucks make debut at local banks
There's a new buck in Hayden.
Bone's big fish
Potential record pike caught at Stagecoach
Tim Bone thought it would be nice to come up from the Front Range for the weekend and take his kids fishing at Stagecoach Reservoir.
Hayden teen sentenced to jail
Judge also orders Najera to read book about hazing
An 18-year-old Hayden man was sentenced Tuesday to five days in jail and two years of unsupervised probation and ordered to read a book about hazing and write letters of apology to the families of the boys he branded with a heated coat hanger in March.
River rehab
Classic cars pulled out of Yampa banks
Under different circumstances, they might have been revered as classic automobiles from a bygone era.
Meeting to offer VA benefits information
Officials hold 'enrollment day' in Craig
Northwest Colorado veterans with questions about eligibility, benefits and services provided to them can find answers this week.
Wiggins rolls to win in primary
Police officer will face Democrat Gary Wall in November sheriff's election
Steamboat Springs Police Officer Garrett Wiggins cruised to an easy win in Tuesday's Republican primary for Routt County sheriff, beating Sgt. Ray Birch of the Sheriff's Office. Wiggins garnered 714 votes or 63 percent of the vote. Birch totaled 426 votes or 37 percent.
Church-state debate brewing
Hayden board to consider formal policy for TV content
Many Hayden religious leaders think a dangerous precedent was set last month when the town refused to post a vacation Bible school announcement on the town's public TV channel.
Wild, wild relay
195-mile race enjoys greater popularity
Lisa Javernick was busy making signs Tuesday afternoon to help direct the 1,040 runners who will race Friday and Saturday during the challenging, 195-mile Wild West Relay.
New voting off and running
When voting officials began explaining Routt County's new voting system to Steamboat Springs resident Shauna Duran on Tuesday afternoon, she couldn't help but feel a little nervous. "When I first walked in and they were giving the directions, I was concerned," she said. Duran, who cast her primary ballot at the Steamboat Pilot & Today conference room, said she was shocked by how easy the new system is.
Affordable not always buyable
Red Hawk developers cite housing concerns
Developers who volunteered to include affordable homes in their Stagecoach subdivision said Tuesday that restrictions implemented by Routt County are preventing them from selling the units.
The Record for August 7
9:06 p.m. A man in the 1400 block of Flattop Circle reported his nephew kicking and denting his car because the men had been in an argument. The man did not want to press charges; he just wanted his nephew to stop kicking his car. Officers arrested the nephew Tuesday morning on suspicion of false reporting, possessing a Schedule II controlled substance and other charges.
