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The Record for August 21
12:58 a.m. A suspicious car with its doors open was parked in Curve Plaza.
Steamboat briefs for August 23
Tickets for the sixth annual Soup Bowl Supper are now on sale at All That Jazz.
Golfers get glimpse of tourney course
Eight strokes and 28 days. Those currently are the only numbers that matter to the Steamboat Springs High School golf team.
They've got high hopes
Growing Steamboat softball team brings optimism to the plate
It's hard to keep the Steamboat Springs High School girls softball team down.
Colorado Water Congress in town
Two-day event brings Sen. Salazar, Rep. Udall to Steamboat
Water buffaloes are coming to Steamboat Springs Today and Friday, the Colorado Water Congress is holding its 2007 Summer Convention at the Sheraton Steamboat Resort. The event features a series of seminars and discussions about water policies and strategies, supply forecasts, bark beetle impacts, and water-related legislation passed this year and coming up in 2008.
Fresh faces and new friends
Program connects upperclassmen, freshmen for guidance
As a freshman at Steamboat Springs High School three years ago, Victoria Lavington was in a new school with few friends.
Officers turning up the heat
Law enforcement cracking down on drunken driving
As part of a statewide initiative to crack down on drunken driving, local law enforcement agencies are stepping up their annual "The Heat is On" enforcement now through Labor Day weekend.
Hayden growth leads to shuffle
Several town employees promoted or transitioned
Steady growth in the town of Hayden, plus the loss of a public works employee, has led to a number of transitions and promotions, Town Manager Russ Martin said.
School Board seats uncontested
Search continues for candidates in three districts
No official candidates have stepped forward as of Wednesday to be candidates for School Board seats in the Steamboat Springs, Hayden and South Routt School Districts.
Brent Boyer: Change is good
Pilot & Today grows its own leaders
The Steamboat Pilot & Today's track record of growing its own leaders is well-documented. A quick glance at the newspaper's leadership highlights that approach.
Howelsen, Hot Springs still on table
Split recreation center at sites not yet ruled out
City officials might, just might, ask Steamboat Springs voters to approve new recreation facilities at Howelsen Hill and Old Town Hot Springs, despite expressing support last month - and this week - for a consolidated facility at Ski Town Fields.
