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Cannon grabs 2nd
Creekside squad takes women's sport division
The weekend's 24 Hour of Moab mountain bike race, which concluded at noon Sunday in Utah, was supposed to be only the first step in a return to endurance competitions for Steamboat Springs rider Kris Cannon.
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by Joel Reichenberger
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Hunting bucks trends
Despite a struggling economy, people are lining up for 2008 elk rifle season
Steamboat Lake Outfitters' outfitting director Russ Lambert said he's hopeful the last several weeks of commotion on Wall Street won't ripple into his section of the world any time soon - but his confidence wasn't based on the outcomes of elk hunting.
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by Joel Reichenberger
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Steamboat briefs for Oct. 13
A Steamboat Springs man was discharged from the hospital Sunday after sustaining injuries Saturday night in a one-vehicle wreck on Routt County Road 129.
The Record for Oct. 11
12:45 a.m. Extra patrol was requested at Hahn's Peak Village.
Monday Medical: Be prepared for flu pandemic
Just as the global economy feels the effect of the U.S. market crisis, a virus also can make a worldwide impact.
Deb Babcock: Bring outdoor houseplants inside before frost sets in
With autumn upon us, it's time to bring some of your more tender garden plants indoors before the frost kills them off.
Soroco stomps Silver State
Miles, Davis score 10 touchdowns
As far as problems go, the one that Soroco football coach David Bruner ran into Saturday afternoon definitely would qualify as a good one.
Cannon grabs 2nd
Creekside squad takes women's sport division
The weekend's 24 Hour of Moab mountain bike race, which concluded at noon Sunday in Utah, was supposed to be only the first step in a return to endurance competitions for Steamboat Springs rider Kris Cannon.
Luke Graham: Tennis Center shows off versatility
Playing at home is nice, but it's especially nice when you're the Steamboat Springs High School tennis team.
Aging Well: Improving older adults' oral health
There is good news and bad news when it comes to older adults' oral health.
Talks to educate on tax credits
Many businesses in the valley eligible for incentives
Yampa Valley business owners might be missing out on tax credits that could put bucks back into their bank accounts.
Hunting bucks trends
Despite a struggling economy, people are lining up for 2008 elk rifle season
Steamboat Lake Outfitters' outfitting director Russ Lambert said he's hopeful the last several weeks of commotion on Wall Street won't ripple into his section of the world any time soon - but his confidence wasn't based on the outcomes of elk hunting.
