The Last Stand
Photo archive for September 29, 2006
Steamboat Springs golfer Paul Berry drives on the No. 9 hole at the Haymaker Golf Course earlier this season. The state tournament begins Monday at Haymaker.
Friends of the Yampa volunteer David Moulton helps other volunteers with maintenance on the kayak course on Thursday. More than 20 volunteers spent time adjusting cables for kayak gates, aligning poles and sprucing up the area.
A cabin stands in the Spring Creek area. The cabin’s owner wanted to add the area to the development’s master plan and build a single-family dwelling, but city planners denied four urban boundary extension proposals at their meeting Thursday night.
Michelle Hess, Strawberry Park Elementary School’s music teacher, and students Tatum Wall, left, and Libby Lukens, both 7, test out new African drums. Money from the music budget, school budget and PTIC budget were used to purchase more than 20 drums.
Nurse Janice Poirot administers Robert Jones’ annual flu shot as his wife, Evelyn, waits her turn at the VNA on Thursday.
Rabbi Joseph Goldman speaks during the third community meeting of “Exploring the Sacred” on Thursday night at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Goldman was part of a six-member panel of religious leaders that included, from right, Kerry Hart of the Baha’i Faith,Tim Olmstead of the Buddist Center of Steamboat and Deacon John Franklin of Holy Name Catholic Church.
The best time to plant garlic to obtain larger bulbs is now. Use the outer cloves of the garlic bulb, and set them about 1 inch deep into the ground and about 3 inches apart. They will be ready to harvest when the leaves begin to turn yellow, usually in early September.
Alan Vasquez will be performing many different instruments at the same time by looping them tonight at the Old Town Pub.
Ghostowne will be performing country rock Saturday night at The Tugboat Grill & Pub in Ski Time Square.
Nina Rogers plays Shirley Valentine in a one-woman play about a middle-aged Manchester housewife who rediscovers herself and pursues her dreams after her children have moved out of the house. She will be performing this play tonight and Saturday at the Steamboat Mountain Theater.
Nina Rogers plays Shirley Valentine in a one-woman play about a middle-aged Manchester housewife who rediscovers herself and pursues her dreams after her children have moved out of the house. She will be performing this play tonight and Saturday at the Steamboat Mountain Theater.
Nina Rogers plays Shirley Valentine in a one-woman play about a middle-aged Manchester housewife who rediscovers herself and pursues her dreams after her children have moved out of the house. She will be performing this play tonight and Saturday at the Steamboat Mountain Theater.
Nina Rogers plays Shirley Valentine in a one-woman play about a middle-aged Manchester housewife who rediscovers herself and pursues her dreams after her children have moved out of the house. She will be performing this play tonight and Saturday at the Steamboat Mountain Theater.
About 20 members of the Steamboat Clay Artisans brought 10 wheels to Blue Sky Pottery to hand make the 300 bowls that will be used Wednesday at the Soup Bowl Supper.
These are some of the handcrafted soup bowls that were made by members of Steamboat Clay Artisans for the fifth annual Soup Bowl Supper on Wednesday.
These are some of the handcrafted soup bowls that were made by members of Steamboat Clay Artisans for the fifth annual Soup Bowl Supper on Wednesday.
These are some of the handcrafted soup bowls that were made by members of Steamboat Clay Artisans for the fifth annual Soup Bowl Supper on Wednesday.
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