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Senior's graduation to cap inspirational journey
Clinton Koler joins Soroco High School class for Saturday's ceremony
When Clinton Koler walks across the Soroco High School gymnasium stage Saturday, he'll accomplish something his mother was told wouldn't be possible. Koler will be joined in his jaunt across the stage by Tatum Lombardi, one of his best friends. And he'll have no shortage of fans - wherever he goes in South Routt County, people know Koler and are drawn to him.
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by Jack Weinstein
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Morning
Seven-legged calf born
Animal also had two spines, Steamboat Veterinary Hospital worker said
A seven-legged calf was born Thursday afternoon at Steamboat Veterinary Hospital.
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by Blythe Terrell
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Early Morning
Locals learn to thrive
Former Bronco, toy maker encourage pursuit of passions
Former Denver Broncos player Karl Mecklenburg's speech closed out the 14th annual Economic Summit. The Steamboat Springs Economic Development Council, a subcommittee of the Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association, put on the event.
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Stories
Routt unemployment hits 7.6 percent
Number represents increase of 1.6 percentage points from March to April
The number pushes Routt above the state unemployment rate of 7.4 percent and represents a 1.6 percentage point increase from March to April. The sharp increase could represent the switch from ski season to mud season, employment specialist Brian Bradbury acknowledged.
Seven-legged calf born
Animal also had two spines, Steamboat Veterinary Hospital worker said
A seven-legged calf was born Thursday afternoon at Steamboat Veterinary Hospital.
The new show in town
Ghost Ranch Saloon hosts variety of bands for 1st weekend
More than a year after owners announced plans to bring a new music venue to Steamboat Springs, Ghost Ranch Saloon opens its doors to the stage-hungry public. The project's scope has ballooned since co-owners Jean Sagouspe and Amy Garris first laid out their vision for a fully equipped, hard-rocking nightspot.
Senior's graduation to cap inspirational journey
Clinton Koler joins Soroco High School class for Saturday's ceremony
When Clinton Koler walks across the Soroco High School gymnasium stage Saturday, he'll accomplish something his mother was told wouldn't be possible. Koler will be joined in his jaunt across the stage by Tatum Lombardi, one of his best friends. And he'll have no shortage of fans - wherever he goes in South Routt County, people know Koler and are drawn to him.
Benefit party embraces longtime resident's youthful spirit
Patti Yung's friends tossed around a few names for the benefit party they were planning. Each option had its merits, but one - "Love Wildly" - stood out. "That's Patti. That's hers and that's her. She is a person with great abandon," said Jim Steinberg, a longtime friend, former co-worker and fellow professional photographer.
Medora Fralick: Agriculture Alliance celebrates 10 years
How can any of us put a price on agriculture? Is it simply producing food for the world we live in? Is it a stabilizing force in our economy in turbulent times? Is it a source of stewarding the land for the rest of us to enjoy?
Trend expert shares advice
Daniel Levine to business owners: Market to customer's values
Travelers want vacations that have meaning, Daniel Levine told audiences Thursday at the Economic Summit. Levine, an international trends expert with AvantGuide Institute, offered insight and encouragement to businesspeople.
Hayden board accepts Fund Board gifts
November's half-cent sales tax renewal allows sharing of revenue
For the first time, the Hayden School Board accepted gifts from the Education Fund Board on Wednesday night. Until last November, funding generated from Steamboat Springs' half-cent sales tax for education was dedicated only to city schools.
Sports briefs: Marabou opens biking trails
For most of the year, the trails inside the Marabou Ranch preservation subdivision near Steamboat Springs are off limits to local mountain bikers.
Youth soccer starts off well
The Steamboat Springs Youth Soccer Association kicked off its club season during the weekend with the Grand Mesa Invitational Tournament in Grand Junction.
The Record for May 20
Wednesday, May 20
Steamboat briefs: City to host Rita Valentine conceptual plan meeting
City to host Rita Valentine conceptual plan meeting
Martin: Hayden furloughs start in June
Decreased sales tax revenue cuts hours by 10 percent in Hayden
Reduced sales tax income will force the town of Hayden to implement a furlough plan for its employees, Town Manager Russ Martin said.
Locals learn to thrive
Former Bronco, toy maker encourage pursuit of passions
Former Denver Broncos player Karl Mecklenburg's speech closed out the 14th annual Economic Summit. The Steamboat Springs Economic Development Council, a subcommittee of the Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association, put on the event.
Pro kayaking competition returns to river Monday
One thing the Paddling Life Pro Invitational hasn't delivered in its first three years of existence is unexpected results.
River Festival continues today
Event offers recreation and awareness on the Yampa
This is Peter Van De Carr's 25th year running the Yampa River Festival. Aside from a love of the water and its uses, Van De Carr said his motivation to keep coming back is basic: "Well, it's fun, that's the only reason I do it. If it wasn't fun, I wouldn't do it," he said.
Concert calendar for May 22
Concert calendar for May 22
Battle of the Bands winners Knock on Wood talk about their sound
A little more than four months ago, Steamboat Springs High School students Connor Birch, Jake Supple and Max Shoffner decided to enter a student band competition at Olympian Hall.
On Scene: Teen Battle of the Bands
You have to hand it to the Steamboat Springs annual Teen Battle of the Bands: The thing runs smoothly.
Springdale Quartet to play today, Saturday
Jazz base, jam branches get bar crowds moving
Springdale Quartet drummer Greg Russell and bassist Jordan Roos have been making music together for a while now.
Margaret Hair: Look for 4 Points online
As part of an effort to give our readers more frequent, relevant and up-to-date news about the art, music, dance, theater, nightlife and more in the Yampa Valley, the Steamboat Pilot & Today will be moving away from the weekly arts section format we have used for years.
Core Trail could see growth
Construction possible in July at River Creek Park
People who enjoy walking, cycling and inline skating on the Yampa River Core Trail could have more of the popular path to explore by late summer or early fall.
Memorial Day services to pay tribute to American servicemen, servicewomen
Veterans across Routt County will hold events remembering their fellow servicemen and servicewomen this Memorial Day weekend, including services conducted by the three Routt County American Legion posts.
Rob Douglas: Vigilant press improves government
By defending the rights of the citizens of Steamboat Springs to be informed about what members of a previous Steamboat Springs School Board were illegally discussing in secret in January 2007, the Steamboat Pilot & Today upheld the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution in the manner envisioned by the founders of our country.
