The Last Stand
Photo archive for September 30, 2007
Local resident Gary Gianetti cruises toward Steamboat Springs along U.S. Highway 40 in Hayden on Tuesday afternoon. Gianetti is trying to complete a 100-mile ride in each of the 50 states in 50 consecutive days.
Local residents Dan Lemmer, left, and Gary Gianetti cruise towards Steamboat Springs along US 40 on Tuesday afternoon. Gianetti is trying to complete a 100-mile ride in each of the 50 states in 50 consecutive days.
Steamboat's Katy Gary gets focused between points during the Sailors' match against Delta in Steamboat Springs on Saturday afternoon.The Sailors came back to win, 23-25, 25-18, 25-22, 25-9.
Steamboat’s Katy Gary pops the ball over the net during the Sailors’ match against Delta in Steamboat Springs on Saturday afternoon. The Sailors came back to win, 23-25, 25-18, 25-22, 25-9.
Steamboat’s Vladan Chase returns a serve during the Sailors’ match against Kent Denver at the Steamboat Tennis Center on Saturday afternoon. Steamboat lost to Kent Denver, 6-1.
Last year, the Steamboat Springs-Glenwood Springs boys soccer rivalry saw each team take home a win on its opponent’s pitch. This year, the home field ruled.
Brett and Kay Brooks salvaged belt buckles that they have won throughout the years in rodeo competitions. They consider the buckles some of their most prized possessions and hope they will be able to restore the buckles, which were damaged in the fire.
The extent of the damage from the fire is visible from the main entrance to the Brooks' home. A piano sits next to the stairway.
Brett and Kay Brooks say the heat from the fire was so intense that it melted the appliances in their kitchen.
Brett and Kay Brooks sit with their dog Sammy, who survived the Sept. 16 fire that destroyed their Hayden home.
Local resident Steve Elkins uses a map to illustrate the route included in his proposal for a new bypass road to help alleviate traffic issues throughout downtown Steamboat Springs on Wednesday afternoon.
Steve Elkins describes the route included in his proposal for a new bypass road to help alleviate traffic issues in downtown Steamboat Springs on Wednesday afternoon.
Steamboat Springs High School students, from left, Andrew Kinnecom, Austin Ritzel and Evan Depuy work on a project in the Media Center on Friday afternoon.
Moderate needs resources teacher Bill Spyker, left, and gifted education resource teacher Lisa Ruff, right, help Steamboat Springs High School student Casey Green in the Media Center at the high school Friday afternoon. The Steamboat Springs School District completed student assessments Friday to identify Gifted and Talented students. Curriculum and Instructor Director JoAnne Hilton-Gabeler said she hopes to increase the number of GT students in the district from 4 percent to about 7 percent.
A new ram statue sits in the lobby of Soroco High School in Oak Creek on Thursday afternoon. The statue was recently donated to the school.
Soroco High School Principal Dr. James Chamberlin shows off the school’s new ram statue in the lobby area Thursday afternoon in Oak Creek. A student contest was held to name the statue, and “Roco” was selected from a pool of about 25 submissions.
The 17 girls in Steamboat Springs Girl Scout Troop 311 recently toured a house under construction at Sydney Peak Ranch, courtesy of Jeff Koepfer with Cogswell Construction. The girls learned how a house is built, wisely and efficiently.
Andrew Lemley, 3, goes off-road without training wheels at his home in Steamboat Springs.
Stephanie Loomis, a physical therapist at Steamboat Spine and Sports Physical Therapy in Steamboat Springs, is a cancer survivor. Loomis, who finished her chemotherapy treatments at the end of July, said the experience has changed how she views life and has taught her to take things a little easier.
GGs Coffee Shop, at 745 E. Jefferson Ave. in Hayden, is hard to miss as you drive into Hayden from the east. Built in the 1970s, the building originally housed a burger joint but in recent years has sat abandoned.
Zach Engle, from right, GGs Coffee Shop co-owner Bonnie Girton and Rachel Zirkle chat with a customer Wednesday morning. The shop recently opened in Hayden.
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