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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
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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
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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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Steamboat passes first reading of short-term rental ordinances with few tweaks
After nearly a year in the hands of the Steamboat Springs Planning Commission, the three ordinances that would implement both a short-term rental licensing process and a short-term overlay zoning map were brought before Steamboat…