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Deep field, big win
Ladley wins tour event, on way to junior worlds qualification
The tricks are only getting bigger, and the talent is only getting deeper.
A tough bounce
Soroco boys basketball loses game, lead in OT
The Soroco boys basketball team seems to have solved its fourth-quarter comeback ailments.
Identity check
Soroco girls find themselves in Vail Christian rout
The girls on the Soroco High School basketball team emerged from an ugly and emotional league loss to West Grand on Saturday in a bit of an identity crisis. Soroco junior guard Glenda Long said each of the girls did a little soul searching, wrote down an answer to the question "Who are we?" and posted them in the locker room before their game Tuesday against Vail Christian (1-2 in Class 1A district, 3-10 overall).
Dishing out high def
Steamboat options limited for Super Bowl with more clarity
Steamboat Springs residents hoping to see Peyton Manning spirals or Brian Urlacher hits in high definition this weekend will need a satellite dish. That's because in Northwest Colorado, Sunday's Super Bowl game will be available in high definition only on DirecTV or Dish Network, not on Comcast
School district administrator resigns
Kelly Stanford will move from education work to TIC training
The Steamboat Springs School District's director of curriculum and instruction has resigned from her position effective Feb. 23.
Trooper cited for accident
Unsafe U-turn on Rabbit Ears results in fine, points on license
A Colorado State Patrol was cited Tuesday for her role in a traffic accident Saturday near Rabbit Ears Pass on U.S. Highway 40.
Mike Lawrence: Separating housing wants from needs
The Yampa Valley Housing Authority recently took a bigger beating than Peyton Manning will give the Bears on Sunday.
Working for better play
Rec center
Recreation consultants hired by the city may have a bigger job than they applied for. Staff with Greenplay, LLC, of Broomfield and Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture of Denver will come to Steamboat Springs on Thursday to meet with city officials, city staff, local media and members of a community group advocating for expansion of recreation services. The meetings will begin a process of at least three months in which the groups will examine indoor recreation facilities and needs in Steamboat. Greenplay and Barker ultimately will prepare a report for the Steamboat Springs City Council, recommending how to best meet needs - such as a youth and teen center, indoor pool and running track - that many citizens have requested for years.
