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**Lake Powell has dipped below 3,525 feet for the first time in history. The man-made reservoir, seen here near Bullfrog, March 15, 2022, provides water and power to the southwest.**
*National Park Service/Courtesy photo*

1. Lake Powell dangerously close to dropping too low, Grand County may suffer as a result

2. Resident charged in Jan. 29 shooting at home south of Steamboat

3. Planning Commission sends short-term rental zone map to council

Seann Conway and his partners took over the former Dude & Dan's Bar and Grill in March. Since then, new ownership has changed the management, the menu and brought on new staff members as it works to built a strong following at the restaurant at 1106 Lincoln Ave. in downtown Steamboat Springs.
*John F. Russell/Steamboat Pilot & Today*

4. New name, new menu, same game plan for West End Sports Grill

5. Decision to unlink classes at Steamboat High School could signal larger morale problems

6. Obituary: Arlo Lott JR

**The Inn at Steamboat was purchased by Resort Group for workforce housing.**
*John F. Russell/Steamboat Pilot & Today.*

7. Resort Group purchases Inn at Steamboat for workforce housing

8. Routt County real estate sales eclipse $27.9M the week of April 22-28

9. Honey Stinger hopes to create buzz with new CEO, campaign

10. Brown Ranch will need significant community support to make vision a reality

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Bird flu cases again on the rise in Colorado, with new cases in Mesa, Weld counties

Colorado Mountain College hosts virtual literary reading with poet laureate

Botanic Park gate construction to cause Core Trail closures, detours starting this week

Yampa Valley Sustainability Council urges residents to prioritize aluminum when recycling

Partners in Routt County invites community to celebrate 25 years in Steamboat Springs

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