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Updating a classic musical
'Aida' brings literature, diverse genres to fall show
Steamboat Springs High School sophomores Hannah Ogden and Anna Poirot have been acting in productions together at Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp for five years. In this year's fall musical at the high school, they'll share a role for the first time.
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Soroco student still in ICU
McCoy teen hit by car on Halloween regains consciousness
A Soroco High School sophomore remains in intensive care at a Denver hospital, police say, after he was hit by a car Halloween night on Colorado Highway 131 in Oak Creek.
New police station progresses
Hayden awaits Alpine Bank deal as Hawthorne Street opens
Hayden town officials have reported progress on the new police station on Hawthorne Street.
Storm system could drop 8 inches
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Sports briefs for Nov. 8
With snow on the ground and most of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club already training on snow, the actual start of the season rapidly is approaching.
Tom Ross: What could be better than stone soup?
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Museum plans repairs, expansion
Hayden Heritage Center could double in size through grants
Hayden Heritage Center officials are launching an effort to protect artifacts and expand their museum.
The Record for Nov. 6
Thursday, Nov. 6 12:48 a.m. A noise complaint was received from Whistler Drive, where people were screaming and yelling. Everything was quiet when police arrived.
First Impressions seeks input
Organization offering sessions to determine child care needs
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Culverwell appeals sentence
Rancher convicted of wildlife crimes Sept. 5
The defense for Rodney Culverwell filed an appeal Wednesday, challenging four felony and 11 misdemeanor convictions that resulted from his trial earlier this year.
Steamboat briefs for Nov. 8
United Way announces Christmas Wishes program
Prosecution reply paves way for judge's ruling
Attorneys attempt to resolve trial date question
Prosecutors trying Terry Hankins' first-degree murder case responded Friday to ongoing written motions in the case, replying to a previous argument made by the defense.
Steamboat students named scholars
Advanced Placement program honors Charlie Stoddard, Anna Roder
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