The Last Stand
Photo archive for January 26, 2007
Robert Carl, left, and Mario Profeta finish their lunch Friday at the Steamboat Springs Community Center, which is located next to the Bud Werner Memorial Library. Pending final approval by the Steamboat Springs City Council, library officials could begin construction of the expansion in June, potentially leaving Steamboat Springs without a community center for months.
Steamboat Springs Firefighters, from left, Matt Newman, Brian Shively and Joe Oakland discuss strategy for the upcoming hose race during the 16th Annual National Firefighters Ski Race at the Steamboat Ski Area on Jan. 26. Twenty teams of three firefighters, wearing full turnout protective gear, put their skills to the test while carrying a 50-foot length 1 3/4” hose through the racecourse.
Todd Kelly of Stagecoach let his dogs Scooter, left, and Murphy out of the car near the 13th Street Bridge on Thursday, and the dogs headed down to the Yampa River. Scooter climbs a sheet of ice where the ducks had been sitting in the sun.
Alice Klauzer, first president and director emeritus of the Steamboat Springs Arts Council, presented former executive director of the Arts Council Nancy Kramer with a parting gift from council affiliates Thursday at Kramer’s retirement reception.
Colorado Mountain College Alpine Campus resort management professor Terry Hunter discusses the recent remodel of Monson Hall. The hall used to be a dormitory and was then used for storage. The resort management, ski and snowboard business, outdoor education and health service programs are now housed in the building. Also pictured is Cho Schram, assistant general manager at Steamboat Resorts.
Steamboat resident Meghan Francois reads on a couch Thursday in the corner of the Bud Werner Memorial Library. The Steamboat Springs Planning Commission reviewed plans Thursday night for a library expansion.
Steamboat Springs’ Houston Mader grabs a hold of Rifle’s Mario Navarro’s leg during Thursday night’s 135-pound weight class match. Mader won the match.
Watercolor painting by Mary Levingston.
Watercolor painting by Mary Levingston.
Watercolor painting by Mary Levingston.
Watercolor painting by Mary Levingston.
“Falls,” watercolor by Mary Levingston.
Dr. Djo Bi is visiting Steamboat Springs from the Ivory Coast of Africa, where he was trained to be a master drummer.
Watercolor painting by Mary Levingston. Her paintings currently are being exhibited at the Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat and at the Steamboat Art Museum.
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