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Excitement builds as new, universal playgrounds take shape
Eight-year-old Paige VanArsdale can't wait for the new climbing wall being built at Soda Creek Elementary School. She said it's going to be "pretty tall" and measured the height with her hands - about a foot and a half.
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by Kristi Mohrbacher
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Stories
Motel owners plan rentals
The owners of the Redstone Motel in Hayden hope to add 24 rental units to the property at Jefferson Avenue and Pine Street.
Tour Divide conquered
White says 2,711-mile ride was experience of a lifetime
Steamboat Springs rider Leighton White said there was plenty of emotion when he finally pulled up near the end of the 2,711-mile Tour Divide mountain bike race July 7.
Oak Creek appoints judge
The Oak Creek Town Board formally appointed former associate judge Ralph Cantafio as the municipal court judge of Oak Creek on Thursday night.
Panel discusses funding construction, financing for homebuyers
A series of public forums about affordable housing ended Friday by addressing a key concern: cash.
Inaugural 'Steamboat Connection' offers four days of classical instruction
When violin teacher Teresa Steffen Greenlee asks her students if they're tired after three days of classical music rehearsals and classes, the response is a scattered round of "Yes."
Drive carefully
I could have sworn the road was clear. I thought I was sure.
$86K awarded for health care
Grants to fund equipment improvements, supplies for local providers
Two local agencies will get a financial boost from a grant program honed in on rural healthcare.
Officials: fire numbers down, risk increasing
The drought seemingly is over and there are fewer dry thunderstorms this year starting fires, Lynn Barclay said.
100 days and more
Centennial closing ceremonies extended
As men's facial hair grew from January to April, so did the fervor of the community for Craig's three-month centennial extravaganza.
