If the businesses actually become engaged, with both sweat equity and enthusiasm, they can only benefit. To sit back and let Ski Corps do it will doom any efforts to failure. It takes a lot of manpower and brain power, all working toward a common goal, to make the business alliance model work. And, above all, choose a strong leader to continually nudge your agendas forward. You might need a paid person whose sole job is to keep you moving forward.
Sometimes its good to shake things up and break out of a routine. Routine can become so routine. Both of these people are extremely talented and will do a great job in whatever position they are in. Best wishes to both of you.
This accident could have been so much worse. Thank goodness it wasn't. Drivers are becoming more and more careless, it seems, taking more and more chances. One of these days this carelessness will cause a very serious or deadly accident right in the middle of downtown.
This dream has been a long time in coming. Hospice is a wonderful way to aid those patients and families facing the end of life. The caring individuals who help with that transition are to be admired and thanked profusely for their dedication. This wonderful new facility, supported by so many, is a great addition to an already amazing community.
WOW! Are we overly sensitive or what??!!!! Perhaps a "chill pill" would be in order for freerider and LTFO. Do they sell that at the MJ dispensary? I believe it was Shakespeare that wrote "Thou do protest too much".
Rypkema is a powerful, convincing and easy-to-listen-to speaker. His points about the reuse and adaptation of historic buildings to meet toady's needs should be well taken by the property owners and developers in this town. His point about the time it takes a new energy efficient building to pay off the energy consumption required to create and transport materials, construct and use that building was eye-opening. According to Rypkema, typically it takes 35-50 years to gain energy benefit for an "energy-efficient" building to start showing positive energy cash flow. Hmmmm. How efficient and "green" is that?
Our View: Base area business alliance needed
If the businesses actually become engaged, with both sweat equity and enthusiasm, they can only benefit. To sit back and let Ski Corps do it will doom any efforts to failure. It takes a lot of manpower and brain power, all working toward a common goal, to make the business alliance model work. And, above all, choose a strong leader to continually nudge your agendas forward. You might need a paid person whose sole job is to keep you moving forward.
November 4, 2009 at 6:49 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
New city editor, features reporter at Pilot & Today
Sometimes its good to shake things up and break out of a routine. Routine can become so routine. Both of these people are extremely talented and will do a great job in whatever position they are in. Best wishes to both of you.
October 2, 2009 at 8:43 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Emergency responders making plans as traffic ties up town
I thought the construction was only to be on the 3rd and 13th intersections this fall. Why would they be moving to 9th Street?
October 1, 2009 at 9:30 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Wild Horse Gallery art auction starts Friday
What a great idea! I hope it works for all.
September 30, 2009 at 8:18 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Semi driver cited for careless driving in Lincoln Avenue wreck that tipped Jeep
This accident could have been so much worse. Thank goodness it wasn't. Drivers are becoming more and more careless, it seems, taking more and more chances. One of these days this carelessness will cause a very serious or deadly accident right in the middle of downtown.
September 11, 2009 at 6:48 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Steamboat teacher learns just how small the world can be
What a great story! It truly is a small world.
September 10, 2009 at 6:50 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Respite house opens today
This dream has been a long time in coming. Hospice is a wonderful way to aid those patients and families facing the end of life. The caring individuals who help with that transition are to be admired and thanked profusely for their dedication. This wonderful new facility, supported by so many, is a great addition to an already amazing community.
August 27, 2009 at 5:32 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Joanne Palmer: A growing opportunity
WOW! Are we overly sensitive or what??!!!! Perhaps a "chill pill" would be in order for freerider and LTFO. Do they sell that at the MJ dispensary? I believe it was Shakespeare that wrote "Thou do protest too much".
August 26, 2009 at 3:42 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Police: Stolen Superman recovered
And he thought no one would know he had that Superman? Yeah, right! Stupid! There are no smart crooks.
August 11, 2009 at 7:44 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Speaker discusses economic, environmental benefits of saving historic buildings
Rypkema is a powerful, convincing and easy-to-listen-to speaker. His points about the reuse and adaptation of historic buildings to meet toady's needs should be well taken by the property owners and developers in this town. His point about the time it takes a new energy efficient building to pay off the energy consumption required to create and transport materials, construct and use that building was eye-opening. According to Rypkema, typically it takes 35-50 years to gain energy benefit for an "energy-efficient" building to start showing positive energy cash flow. Hmmmm. How efficient and "green" is that?
July 24, 2009 at 6:54 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )