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Wintry weather causes Rabbit Ears wrecks
A rain-snow mix and icy roads have caused several accidents on the pass this afternoon. Between 1 and 5 inches of snow is expected at higher elevations tonight.
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by Melinda Dudley
at 5:31pm
Early Morning
Big turnout for early voting
County's Democratic registrations overtake Republican ones
Almost 400 Routt County residents cast their ballots Monday in what Clerk and Recorder Kay Weinland called the busiest first day of early voting in county history.
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by Brandon Gee
at 12:30am
Stories
Wintry weather causes Rabbit Ears wrecks
A rain-snow mix and icy roads have caused several accidents on the pass this afternoon. Between 1 and 5 inches of snow is expected at higher elevations tonight.
Steamboat briefs for Oct. 21
Steamboat briefs for Oct. 21
The record for Oct. 19
Sunday, Oct. 19
Board looks at worst outcome
With Election Day just two weeks away, the Steamboat Springs School Board painted a gloomy picture of program and staff cuts should city voters reject Referendum 2A on the Nov. 4 ballot.
County's oldest native dies at 98
John Sandelin's graveside services to be held Thursday
John Edward Sandelin, believed to be Routt County's oldest living native, died Thursday at his North Routt home surrounded by family.
Vandals target campaign ads
From a motion sensor camera to a $1,000 reward, local political supporters are going to great lengths to catch those who are vandalizing and stealing candidate signs in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 4 presidential election.
Council to hear economic outlook
Summer marketing contract, lawsuit set for secret session
Councilman Jon Quinn fears "more doom and gloom" when economist Carl Steidtmann gives a report to the Steamboat Springs City Council tonight.
August sales tax receipts up
Downtown rides construction wave to modest gains
When a major construction project broke ground virtually next door to the Tap House about two years ago, owner Gary Saxe and partner Melissa Baker didn't need long to determine that a $6 lunch special might pay off.
Tom Ross: Getting janky with it
Todd Palin may race Arctic Cats, but Sarah Palin wears a pair of Kawasakis on the bridge of her nose. And Joe Maddon, the boss of the American League Champion Tampa Bay Rays, wears a pair of thick Hugo Boss specs in the dugout.
Big turnout for early voting
County's Democratic registrations overtake Republican ones
Almost 400 Routt County residents cast their ballots Monday in what Clerk and Recorder Kay Weinland called the busiest first day of early voting in county history.
