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Study to pinpoint retail needs
Results could shape development reviews at base area
To better prepare for widespread redevelopment at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area, the city of Steamboat Springs is sponsoring and administering a base area retail study.
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by Brandon Gee
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The Record for Feb. 24
12:53 a.m. Steamboat Springs police responded to an anonymous noise complaint in the 1300 block of Hilltop Parkway. Police said there was a loud party that involved a lot of alcohol, and they asked those involved to quiet down.
Steamboat briefs for Feb. 26
Book clubs are invited to read "No Mountain Too High" by Andrea Gabbard, the story of breast cancer survivors and supporters who climbed Mount Aconcagua, the Western Hemisphere's highest peak, to raise funds for The Breast Cancer Fund.
Snowmobiler hurt in accident
An unidentified out-of-state man was seriously injured Monday afternoon in a snowmobile accident in northern Routt County.
Health care costs hit districts
Insurance expenses eating up bigger chunks of budget
Divvying up the Steamboat Springs School District's budget is more difficult as rising health insurance costs eat up more pieces of the pie each year, said Dale Mellor, the district's director of finance.
Forensics team qualifies four Sailors for state tourney
The Steamboat Springs High School forensics team will send four of its members to the state tournament after dissecting the regional competition last weekend in Delta.
Study to pinpoint retail needs
Results could shape development reviews at base area
To better prepare for widespread redevelopment at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area, the city of Steamboat Springs is sponsoring and administering a base area retail study.
Oscars, outrageous outfits perfect match
You might be getting old if you devoted Sunday evening to watching the 78th Academy Awards and realized halfway through the production that you've seen only two of the nominated films, and they were Netflix rentals.
Bank feels 'betrayed'
Officials describe shock, disappointment as theft investigation continues
Bank officials expressed shock and disappointment Monday in response to an alleged $1.2 million embezzlement from five bank account holders in Steamboat Springs.
Under one roof
EDP, MCTA and Chamber to examine moving in together
It's about efficiency and accomplishing specific goals within a larger mission, said Christina Currie, Craig Chamber of Commerce executive director.
