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Most-read stories of the week at SteamboatPilot.com

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These were the most-read stories from Feb. 18-24 at SteamboatPilot.com.


1. Ailson Berg: Farewell and thank you, Steamboat

2. Oak Creek police chief opposes county judge appointment



The U.S. Forest Service owns about 8.5 acres of land off Hilltop Parkway in Steamboat Springs, denoted on this map by number 124700001.
Routt County Assessor's Office/ Screenshot

3. Forest Service land in Steamboat could eventually become affordable housing

4. Steamboat lawyer appointed as Routt County judge



5. Steamboat in line for snow this week

Nick LaGorga owner of Yampa Valley Entertainment.
Nick LaGorga/Courtesy photo

6. A venueless venue: Yampa Valley Entertainment looks to do it all in the event space

Fiona McClure cleans a display case at the start of her shift at Blue Sage Pizza in the Wildhorse Market Place. Fiona is currently working three jobs with hopes of saving enough money to pursue her college degree at the University of Denver.
John F. Russell/Steamboat Pilot & Today

7. Steamboat Springs grad determined to get degree

8. Hospital’s evolving to improve human connections

9. Proper predator protection: CPW recommends electrified enclosures for hobby livestock

Routt County Sherriff Garrett Wiggins has annouced that he will be running for his position again this Novemeber.
John F. Russell/Steamboat Pilot & Today

10. Routt County Sheriff Garrett Wiggins will seek fourth-term


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