Photo archive for May 15, 2007

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A fox peers through some tall grass near a condominium complex just off of Burgess Creek Road. The fox paused for a moment, and then went about its business.


Mark Monger and Shannon Hurley gather cows and calves in preparation for spring branding Saturday.

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Local author Sureva Towler sits on the steps of the Ewe Haul, the name she gave to an old sheepherders wagon that sits in her backyard. Towler received a 2007 Colorado Authors’ League Award for her book, “The Boys at the Bar.”

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Brandon Corey of Moffat County competes in the 100-yard backstroke at the Western Slope Regional Swimming Championships on Friday at Fort Lewis College in Durango.

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Nikk Warden of Moffat County High School competes in the 100-yard breaststroke at the Western Slope Regional Swimming Championships on Friday at Fort Lewis College in Durango.

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Seventh-grader Haley Orton helps paint a mural on the wall of LIFT-UP of Routt County on Monday. Orton and several other students from the Steamboat Middle School’s after-school arts program showed up Monday afternoon and painted the wall as part of National and Global Youth Service Day.

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Ozzy Valdez, from left, Leann Showalter and Taylor Dean, fifth-graders at Craig Intermediate School, read and complete math assignments Monday. State Rep. Al White, R-Winter Park, said the School Finance Act, signed into law by Gov. Bill Ritter on May 9, will bring $274,000 to Moffat County schools in its first year. But many Republican politicians call the act an unlawful tax hike.

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Larry Propp holds his granddaughter Brianna Long while having lunch on the patio of Winona’s Restaurant & Bakery, Monday afternoon on Lincoln Avenue. Brianna’s mom Erin and grandmother Pam Propp, right, also enjoyed the sun. Tonight, the Steamboat Springs City Council will set a hearing date for a petition to establish a special tax district to fund marketing and improvements in downtown Steamboat.

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Robert Spuhler, president of the Colorado Mountain College system, was in Steamboat Springs last week for meetings.

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