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Last stop for veteran school bus driver
Driver's family ran route for 50 years
When Connie Wagner pulls into the Steamboat Springs School District bus barn this evening, she'll be parking a 50-year family legacy along with school bus No. 12.
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by Brandon Gee
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Infamous Stringdusters play at 7 p.m. today at Ghost Ranch Saloon
The Infamous Stringdusters talked with the Steamboat Pilot & Today about their show at 7 p.m. today at Ghost Ranch Saloon.
Steamboat skiers to dominate US team
Brother and sister among members
Lorin Paley was thrilled when she learned she had been named to the U.S. National Telemark Team last month, but she was even happier when she discovered her brother is joining her on the "A" team.
Artist draws for the community
Leisure Mountain Studio reception for Chrysti Lell on Saturday
The artist knows her market. When Chrysti Lell creates her artwork, she keeps the desires and interests of the Yampa Valley in mind, both for subject matter and selling points.
Jill Delay: Routt County Fair alive at 95
The Routt County Fair is an event during which visitors are exposed to traditions of an increasingly endangered way of life; where everyone can find entertainment, friendly competition and celebrate the land's bounty; and where agriculture and livestock producers can exhibit the fruits of their labor in the fellowship of friends and neighbors.
32 graduate from The Lowell Whiteman School today
Students earn more than $180,000 in 1st-year financial aid
The growth experienced by The Lowell Whiteman School in recent years will be on full display today when the school graduates 32 seniors.
Last stop for veteran school bus driver
Driver's family ran route for 50 years
When Connie Wagner pulls into the Steamboat Springs School District bus barn this evening, she'll be parking a 50-year family legacy along with school bus No. 12.
Portland band to bring blues, swing to Steamboat
Everyone in The Insomniacs can play a killer blues solo. But that's not what the members of the Portland, Ore., four-piece band are interested in doing.
Johnson murder retrial begins in Larimer County
Trial starts Thursday after '01 conviction was overturned
Thomas Lee Johnson's defense attorney told a Larimer County jury Thursday morning that her client indeed killed Lori Bases in her Steamboat Springs home in May 2000 but that he did not plan the attack. Johnson was convicted in Bases' stabbing death in 2001, but the Colorado Court of Appeals overturned the conviction in 2006.
Local runner gearing down for Sunday's marathon
Doctor Allen Belshaw, one of Steamboat's most accomplished distance runners, will be running his first Steamboat Marathon on Sunday.
The Record for June 3
1:26 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers were called to a disturbance in the 1400 block of Robert E. Lee Lane where a man reportedly was yelling at someone in a car. Officers arrived, and everything was fine.
Post office plan on track?
Postal Service, developers seek to iron out differences in deal
The vital signs of the real estate deal that would facilitate moving the Steamboat Springs Post Office out of downtown were stabilizing Thursday after U.S. Postal Service officials pulled back from earlier statements that the move was off.
Optimist Club searches for new members
Saturday's barbecue to include free food, rides on Alpine Slide
The Optimist Club is planning a barbecue that starts at 11 a.m. Saturday at the playground near the base of Howelsen Hill. The event will offer burgers, hot dogs and beverages, as well as free Howler Alpine Slide rides to the first 30 children.
Steamboat briefs: Corna death investigation continues; Slopeside to reopen this month
The Port Chester, N.Y., Police Department's investigation into the death of Chris Corna continues, Lt. James Ladeairous said Thursday. Ladeairous said there are no updates on the investigation. Corna, who owned Slopeside Grill in Steamboat Springs, died in Port Chester on May 18. His death was ruled a suicide by the Westchester County Medical Examiner's Office.
Enjoy First Friday Artwalk
Venture downtown today for June's First Friday Artwalk.
At the movies
"The Hangover" is a comedy that stays weird and wild for the first two-thirds, only to disappoint in the final act. Two and a half stars out of four.
