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It's official!
Steamboat Ski Area sets single-season snowfall mark
The Steamboat Ski Area received 4 inches of snow Thursday afternoon and evening - and in the process set a single-season snowfall record.
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by Brent Boyer
at 8:41am
Early Morning
Dying trees present opportunities for ski area
The makeup of Mount Werner's forest will mean less devastating fallout from the state's mountain pine beetle epidemic, a resort official said Wednesday.
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by Brandon Gee
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Stories
It's official!
Steamboat Ski Area sets single-season snowfall mark
The Steamboat Ski Area received 4 inches of snow Thursday afternoon and evening - and in the process set a single-season snowfall record.
Johnson appointed as new Hayden mayor
The Town of Hayden has a new mayor: Lorraine Johnson. She was appointed to the position Thursday night at the Town Board meeting. Her bid for the seat was unopposed.
Restaurateur dies in California
Former resident, Big Tuna co-owner suspected homicide victim
Former Routt County resident and hog farmer Jacob "J.P." Lipson, 51, died March 14 in California in a suspected homicide. Beverly Hills police have arrested his wife on suspicion of killing him.
Ski area's 5 a.m. measurement is the one that matters
After racking up 100-inch months in December, January and February, the Steamboat Ski Area continues to creep toward the single-season snowfall record, 1 and 2 inches at a time.
CD reviews for Evangelicals and Monade
CD reviews for Evangelicals, "The Evening Descends" and Monade, "Monstre Cosmic"
Creative activities help youths develop skills, interests
Do you ever wonder who created the colorful murals that brighten downtown's construction sites?
Steamboat briefs for March 21
The Steamboat Pilot & Today is hosting a training workshop at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Pilot conference room for its ExploreSteamboat.com Web site, Steamboat's premier city guide. Any and all business owners are encouraged to attend and learn how to create a free account and manage their free ExploreSteamboat.com listings. A light continental breakfast will be provided. Register by contacting Internet Services Manager Dan Divens at ddivens@steamboatpilot.com or 871-4236. Similar workshops will be held at 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays in April.
The Record for March 19
12:16 p.m. A Steamboat Springs man was arrested on suspicion of driving with a suspended license and expired plates during a traffic stop in the 300 block of South Grant Avenue in Oak Creek.
Hayden names superintendent
Tennessee principal currently runs school for ninth-graders
The Hayden School District has chosen Tennessee principal Greg Rockhold to replace retiring Superintendent Mike Luppes.
City's annual egg hunt grows at Howelsen Hill
There is a direct correlation between Easter eggs and merriment - at least according to Jennifer Travis.
Dying trees present opportunities for ski area
The makeup of Mount Werner's forest will mean less devastating fallout from the state's mountain pine beetle epidemic, a resort official said Wednesday.
Rob Douglas: The sins of the Father
God damn America. Three words. Three words shouted by Barack Obama's pastor with enough venom to end Obama's political life.
Gondola options weighed
Joint people-mover project possible for Wildhorse Meadows
Talks are under way between the developer of Wildhorse Meadows and Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. to collaborate on a people-mover gondola.
Childlike wonder
Artist Susanmarie Oddo gets inspiration from life as a teacher
Susanmarie Oddo is constantly surrounded by children.
Source List: deSoL
What makes them sound like they do, and why
On the surface, New Jersey band deSoL plays pop-rock. Thing is, deSoL's brand of palatable, danceable tunes has a firmer spot on the streets of Queens than it does on FM radio.
On Scene: St. Paddy's in Steamboat
Unless you're in Boston, Chicago, New York - or maybe Ireland - St. Patrick's Day is about the same wherever you go.
One more (Friday and) Saturday night
Grateful Dead Revue brings
Jake Wolf has been playing the songs Jerry Garcia wrote for 11 years. A longtime member of the Colorado Grateful Dead tribute band Shakedown Street, Wolf said he hasn't gotten tired of it yet, and probably won't anytime soon.
'Radio' revolution
Ky-Mani Marley keeps reggae roots in rebel hip-hop
The second-youngest son in one of music's most fortified families, Ky-Mani Marley benefits from his youth.
Margaret Hair: Money, cash, hopes for art
Art is expensive.
Baden leads Steamboat skiers
Steamboat skier Lexie Baden finished third overall among 13-year-olds at the J3 Junior Olympics at Vail Mountain, despite missing her initial qualifying event due to illness.
First spring weekend busy for Sailors
All Steamboat Springs High School spring sports teams play this weekend, including girls lacrosse and girls tennis, who play at home. Here's a look at each team.
Peewee season comes to end
The Steamboat Springs Peewee A team's journey into the Colorado Amateur Hockey Association playoffs ended Sunday in a disappointing 7-1 loss to the Mountain States Renegades. To reach the championship game, Steamboat had to defeat a Denver University club that won the CCYHL playoffs the week before.
Schaffrick, Ladley qualify for semifinals
Madeline Schaffrick was hyperventilating and as nervous as could be Friday at the top of Stratton Mountain Resort.
Mallams, Frias top cross-country finishers
Ian Mallams was satisfied, but that's not going to keep him from hoping for more next time he heads to the USSA Cross-Country Junior championships.
Sailor Mac Marsh signs with Western State College
After Mac Marsh's sophomore year, he was a man without a starting position.
