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Hayden remembers Robert 'Bobby' Donelson
Robert "Bobby" Donelson was remembered Wednesday as a friendly classmate and capable woodworker with an easy smile. Bobby died Tuesday afternoon after collapsing on Hayden High School's football field. He was 15.
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by Zach Fridell
at 12:00am
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Evans Hall honored as leader
State commerce group recognizes Steamboat Chamber official
Steamboat's top Chamber official received a special honor this month from the Colorado Association of Commerce & Industry.
Lezin, Zaleski win city titles
Valerie Lezin wrapped up the 2008 Steamboat City Singles and Doubles Championship tennis tournament Tuesday by defeating Darby Dale-Burger in the Women's 3.5 singles. Lezin, who advanced to the Class 3A state tennis tournament last spring while playing for Steamboat Springs High School, beat Dale-Burger, 6-3, 6-3.
Steamboat's King transitions from volleyball to basketball
A split focus
Steamboat Springs High School junior Colleen King already has established herself as one of the top volleyball players on the Western Slope.
Town water meters debated
In 1987, the Oak Creek Town Board wrote an ordinance requiring installation of water meters in town, fulfilling a requirement to receive federal grants for infrastructure work. But the funds dried up, the ordinance was repealed in 2005, and meters never were installed.
Hayden remembers Robert 'Bobby' Donelson
Robert "Bobby" Donelson was remembered Wednesday as a friendly classmate and capable woodworker with an easy smile. Bobby died Tuesday afternoon after collapsing on Hayden High School's football field. He was 15.
Permit fees reignite builders' frustration
Council approves water and sewer hikes, real estate purchase
A plan to implement new building permit fees has reignited a prickly relationship between the city of Steamboat Springs and the local building community.
Intrawest announces cutbacks
Steamboat Ski Area layoffs part of company's reaction to economic downturn
Intrawest, the parent company of Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp., announced layoffs and realignments in its multi-resort work force Wednesday, a day after those layoffs were felt at Steamboat Ski Area.
URA hopes to avoid delay
City officials approve budget, contracts for base area projects
With the approval of a budget and contracts Tuesday, an urban redevelopment authority at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area will be able to limp through at least part of 2009.
The Record for Nov. 18
Tuesday, Nov. 18 2:30 a.m. A 21-year-old Craig man was arrested on an outstanding warrant in the 29500 block of Routt County Road 27.
Steamboat briefs for Nov. 20
City, county planning commissions meet tonight
