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Bookworms unite at Sojourn
Annual literary event brings authors, readers together
On the day she turned 30, standing in line with her two young children to collect her diploma from the University of California at Berkeley, years after graduating, Karen Joy Fowler decided to be a writer.
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by Melinda Dudley
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Steamboat Briefs for Sept. 29
Library parking lot closed today for paving
Bookworms unite at Sojourn
Annual literary event brings authors, readers together
On the day she turned 30, standing in line with her two young children to collect her diploma from the University of California at Berkeley, years after graduating, Karen Joy Fowler decided to be a writer.
Monday Medical: Ensuring the safety of your food can be simple
Are tomatoes safe to eat? The answer is a qualified "yes."
Sports briefs for Sept. 29
Passing confounds Steamboat volleyball
Deb Babcock: Why aspen leaves turn yellow
On a hike along Independence Creek last Thursday, I noticed aspens just starting to change color. I bet they will peak in the next week and a half.
Luke Graham: Hayden volleyball is back
It was never hard to tell how the Hayden High School volleyball team was doing.
The Record for Sept. 27
Saturday, Sept. 27
'Wonderful' Rice passes away
Cause of death is unknown for city's sports coordinator
Kit Rice, the widely known and adored sports coordinator for the city of Steamboat Springs, died of an unknown cause Sunday morning at the Yampa Valley Medical Center.
Green going gold
Commission supports downtown Inspiritu Verde plan
The Steamboat Springs Planning Commission showed Thursday that it is willing to bend a little for projects that commit to green building practices.
Flu shot first line of defense against winter illness
Many people may accept a week in bed with a fever, cough, stuffy head and achy muscles as a typical, if unpleasant, part of every winter.
