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Small steps, giant lessons
High school jazz band preparing for clinic, concert
The last time Steamboat Springs High School band director James Knapp brought noted trombonist Darren Kramer into one of his classes was four years ago, at another school. His former students still talk about it.
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by Margaret Hair
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St. Onge soars to title
Former Steamboat skier rallies to freestyle aerials win
Former Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club skier Ryan St. Onge came from behind Thursday to win the men's aerials at the Sprint U.S. Freestyle Championships with a stunning second jump to edge Scotty Bahrke.
Stories
Improved team play nearly lifts Steamboat
Girls lacrosse falls short vs. Overland
Steamboat Springs High School girls lacrosse coach Jenn Kirkpatrick couldn't hide her enthusiasm. It was another loss for her team, but Friday's 13-10 setback against Overland was a thrilling game filled with positives for the Sailors.
Steamboat briefs for March 29
Dog auditions for Toto on Friday
Steamboat Springs Middle School's spring production of "The Wizard of Oz" is hosting Toto auditions for local dogs at 7 p.m. Friday, April 4, at the middle school.
The Record for March 27
Thursday, March 27 1:07 a.m. A suspicious incident was reported in the 1000 block of Central Park Drive, where two people were smoking something inside a parked vehicle. Police said everything was fine.
Council on Aging receives $25K
United Way names first Arthur E. Anderson grant winner
On the Routt County Council on Aging's application for the first annual Arthur E. Anderson Impact Grant, program director Shelly Orrell summed up Anderson's connection to the community:
Bond market shaken
Urban Redevelopment Area Advisory Council discusses financing options
The city's advisory committee for redevelopment at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area will recommend that the city immediately begin exploring the option of borrowing up to $30 million this year because of a volatile bond market.
Porches releases new phase
Neighborhood tabs Prudential for All Seasons listing
Developers of The Porches of Steamboat have released the latest phase of their project, meant to fill a niche in the luxury housing market near the base of the Steamboat Ski Area.
Gabbing about green goals
Businesses meet to share info about sustainability efforts
Real estate agents, restaurateurs and lodging companies met Thursday to discuss a common goal: sustainability.
Fund Board sales tax idea raises some eyebrows
City officials undecided about whether to share revenues with Hayden, South Routt districts
City officials were undecided Friday about whether to share revenues from the city's half-cent sales tax for education with school districts in Hayden and South Routt.
Election heavily contested
Ten candidates vie for four Oak Creek trustee seats
Seven faces new to the Oak Creek political scene are challenging three incumbents for trustee seats on the Town Board in Tuesday's election - the most heavily contested race in the town's recent memory.
St. Onge soars to title
Former Steamboat skier rallies to freestyle aerials win
Former Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club skier Ryan St. Onge came from behind Thursday to win the men's aerials at the Sprint U.S. Freestyle Championships with a stunning second jump to edge Scotty Bahrke.
Soccer, baseball set to battle Delta today
It's a rarity, but Steamboat Springs High School soccer coach Rob Bohlmann will certainly take it.
Sailors girls in 3rd after day one
Team competing in Western Slope tourney
The Steamboat Springs girls tennis team is in third place after one day of the Western Slope Tournament in Grand Junction, with two singles players and two doubles teams advancing into today's finals.
