The city of Steamboat Springs is hosting Kids Night Out from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Igloo at Howelsen Hill. The event is open to kids in kindergarten through fifth-grades. The movie “Ribbit” will be shown. A dinner menu including grilled cheese and chicken soup will be served. The cost is $15 in advance and $20 for drop-ins if space is available. Register at the Parks and Recreation Office or online at http://www.steamboatsprings.net/youth.

Annual meeting, potluck brunch slated for Sunday

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will host its annual meeting and potluck brunch Sunday, . The church, at Ninth and Oak streets in Steamboat Springs, will have only one worship service at 9 a.m. followed by brunch. The event is open to the community, and those who plan to attend are invited to bring a dish to share. Visit http://www.steamboatstpauls.org.

Veterans can look for jobs on newly designed website

A website has been designed to help military veterans find jobs in the transportation industry. According to a news release, the site allows former members of the armed forces to enter their specific military work experience and see how it translates to civilian jobs in five categories:  aviation pilot, aviation maintenance technician, air traffic controller, commercial motor vehicle driver and emergency medical services. Job seekers can find what training and certification is needed for civilian jobs, determine what career fits best with their backgrounds and search for available jobs in their field. Learn more at http://www.dot.gov/veteranstransportationcareers.

Recycling back to normal times after low participation

Because of low recycling participation rates during Wednesday evening extended hours, Waste Management on Downhill Drive in Steamboat Springs has returned to normal operating hours. Recyclable materials will now be accepted from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Visit http://www.yvsc.org for more information.

Yampa Valley Data Partners is seeking board members

Yampa Valley Data Partners, the premier data and collaboration organization in the region, is in search of board members to help the organization grow and to give direction for future products and services. Routt or Moffat county residents can go to yvdpadmin@yampavalleypartners.com for more information and letters of interest also can be submitted on the website.

Forest group seeks members for resource committee

The Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests are seeking members to serve on a citizens’ Resource Advisory Committee. The RAC reviews and recommends projects that benefit natural resources on the national forests in five counties.

The committee was established in 2009 to serve Jackson and Routt counties in Colorado as well as Albany and Carbon counties in Wyoming. In 2011, the RAC volunteered to assist Rio Blanco County (White River National Forest) to solicit and select projects so that a separate RAC did not need to be formed.

The Medicine Bow-Routt RAC has slots for 15 members representative of a variety of interests and expertise. There currently are several open positions for voting members and alternate members. Nominees will be recommended by the U.S. Forest Service and approved by the Secretary of Agriculture.

Applicants must live in Colorado or Wyoming. Members will serve a four-year term without compensation except possible travel expenses. For an application, email atvoos@fs.fed.us, or call RAC Coordinator Aaron Voos at 307-745-2323.