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A continuum of care
Proposed project would offer various senior living options
The Yampa Valley Medical Center and partnering developers will ask the city of Steamboat Springs to annex 36 acres south of city limits, where they hope to couple mixed-use development with a senior living campus.
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by Brandon Gee
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Matrka also places 2nd in singles play
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Maureen Smilkstein: Dogs threatening
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The Record for Sept. 22
12:12 a.m. A 25-year-old Steamboat Springs man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, failure to signal and driving in the center lane during a traffic stop on U.S. Highway 40 near Anglers Drive.
Steamboat briefs for Sept. 24
YVRA needs volunteers for mass casualty drill
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Brothers developing project have moved into townhome
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District to track funds
DeVincentis: School Board, not Fund Board, accountable for expenditures
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Sulphur Cave spawns study
Researchers continue to find unique bacteria near Howelsen Hill
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Laila Powers, Rob Powers and Erik Powers: A great school
We read the article in the Steamboat Today about the flexibility of scheduling at Steamboat Springs Middle School and how it helps the students ("Flexibility the rule at school," Sept. 13). We would like to share our good fortune with this scheduling.
A continuum of care
Proposed project would offer various senior living options
The Yampa Valley Medical Center and partnering developers will ask the city of Steamboat Springs to annex 36 acres south of city limits, where they hope to couple mixed-use development with a senior living campus.
Joanne Palmer: Hunting for groceries
Forget Division of Wildlife regulations. Hunting season really begins when herds of bewildered men begin foraging for food at local grocery stores.
Steamboat sends Gunderson, Ptach to state
Steamboat Springs High School golfers Scott Ptach and Kaelen Gunderson shot 78 on Tuesday in Aspen to qualify for the state tournament, Oct. 6 and 7 in Craig.
