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DNC, Denver heating up
50,000 flood city for Democratic National Convention as law makes its presence felt
Two major protest sites at City of Cuernavaca and Civic Center parks were largely deserted Monday morning. But with marches, concerts and other protest events scheduled, both the Recreate '68 and Tent State University groups promise to catch the attention of plenty of Denver's 50,000 visitors as the day and the week roll on.
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by Brandon Gee
at 11:31am
Early Morning
Community supports Tyler
Auction attendees bid on $20K worth of items to help pay child's medical bills
As Steamboat Springs' Tyler Johnson has been recovering from a serious illness, the support from friends and the community has been amazing, his grandmother, Louise Thomas, said.
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by Melinda Dudley
at 12:00am
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Salazar: energy transformation a "moon shot"
U.S. Senator touts industry growth in Colorado's present and future
U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar said Monday that coming changes to the energy industry in the American West will be comparable to America landing on the moon nearly 40 years ago.
DNC, Denver heating up
50,000 flood city for Democratic National Convention as law makes its presence felt
Two major protest sites at City of Cuernavaca and Civic Center parks were largely deserted Monday morning. But with marches, concerts and other protest events scheduled, both the Recreate '68 and Tent State University groups promise to catch the attention of plenty of Denver's 50,000 visitors as the day and the week roll on.
Steamboat briefs for Aug. 25
The Boettcher Foundation Teacher Recognition Awards Program has honored Hayden High School teacher Dean Massey for his dedication to local youths and contributions to education in his community.
The Record for Aug. 23
12:01 a.m. Steamboat Springs police responded to an anonymous noise complaint in the 3300 block of Apres Ski Way. A ticket was issued.
Luke Graham: School athletes worth watching
The beginning of another year of prep sports is upon us, and it's a good time to be a sports reporter in Routt County. Although the area teams tend to be the biggest story, each school has athletes who are definitely worth watching.
Triathlon a success
Course record falls to a new champion
They weren't the most famous people there, and they certainly weren't the fastest, their finish going unnoticed by the announcer at Sunday morning's Steamboat Springs Triathlon.
Obama campaign office opens in Steamboat
Half an hour into the kickoff party for Barack Obama's Campaign for Change Steamboat Springs Office opening, about 100 people gathered for a potluck dinner and conversation about politics.
Datebook for Aug. 25
Today 9 to 11 a.m. Toddler/preschool playgroup is at Loudy-Simpson Park. Call Kevin at 824-1703.
Monday Medical: High altitude affects heart disease
Symptoms may become more prominent in the mountains
Exposure to high altitude can pose special problems to people with a history of heart disease. Although individuals with heart disease can enjoy the mountains, it is very important to be aware of altitude and its potential effects.
Fund Board seeks members
Half-cent sales tax renewal campaign a 'grassroots effort'
The effort to organize a campaign supporting the renewal of a half-cent education sales tax continues today with a community-oriented meeting of the Education Fund Board.
Community supports Tyler
Auction attendees bid on $20K worth of items to help pay child's medical bills
As Steamboat Springs' Tyler Johnson has been recovering from a serious illness, the support from friends and the community has been amazing, his grandmother, Louise Thomas, said.
Put garden in mint condition
Choosing culinary herbs for your garden is a pleasant task. I put mint in the "fun-to-have" category, as opposed to, say, tarragon, which falls in the "must-have" category in my herb patch.
Aging Well: VNA promotes healthier aging communities
Annual meeting to highlight Aging Well projects, partnerships Wednesday
If there were an image to describe the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association's mission, it probably would be a chain, with each link representing health programs that make life better for residents from infancy to their final hours.
