Lack Of Snow Forces Steamboat Ski Resort To Delay Opening Day Until After Thanksgiving
A lack of snow and unseasonably warm fall have forced Steamboat Ski Resort to delay its opening to Nov. 27.
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Steamboat Ski Resort Delays Opening Day Until Nov. 27 Due To 'Unseasonably Warm Fall'
Steamboat Ski Resort has delayed its opening to Nov. 27 due to an unseasonably warm fall. The ski resort has only received 26 inches of snow since Oct. 1.
Bear Euthanized After Repeatedly Breaking Into Homes In Steamboat Springs
Colorado Parks and Wildlife euthanized another bear in Steamboat Springs after the animal entered a number of homes.
One Year Ago, Nearly 2 Feet Of Heavy Summer Snow Fell At Steamboat Resort
The flakes fell in elevations as low as 7,000 feet and closed many of the higher mountain roads.
Researchers Use Helicopters & Net Guns To Study Elk In Steamboat Springs
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Steamboat To Open Nov. 15, Earliest Opening In Resort History
Steamboat Ski Resort is moving up Opening Day a week early to Nov. 15th.
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Steamboat Ski Resort Welcoming New, Faster Gondolas Next Fall
Skiers and snowboarders will notice some new improvements already taking shape at one of Colorado's favorite resorts.
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Steamboat's Howelsen Hill Continues Free Skiing Tradition
Howelson Hill Ski Area is continuing an annual tradition.
'Ride In Peace': Man Dies In Snowmobile Crash
A 24-year-old northern Colorado man was killed in a weekend snowmobile crash.
Steamboat Springs Man Gets Patent On Bear-Proof Trash Can
A man in Steamboat Springs has patented a new invention that he believes the way bears interact with humans.
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Most bears in Colorado are hibernating by this time of year. The ones that are left are not ready for their winter slumber and that can make for a dangerous situation.
High School Students Propose Plastic Bag Ban In Steamboat Springs
A group of high school students are leading an effort to get plastic grocery bags banned in Steamboat Springs and now their proposal looks like it could be headed to a vote.
Northwest Colorado Suffered Worst Fire Season In Years
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The dream of bringing the historic Arnold Barn back to its glory days is one-step closer to becoming a reality after a major relocation on Thursday.
Bear Uses Bathroom Inside Steamboat Springs Condo
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Hybrid Buses To Replace Aging, Diesel Buses For Public Transit
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Some Evacuations Lifted In Silver Creek Fire
Some evacuations were lifted in the Silver Creek Fire on Monday.
More Homes Under Pre-Evacuation Notice Near Silver Creek Fire
The Silver Creek Fire grew, yet again, to more than 11,000 acres on Sunday.
Silver Creek Fire Grows To 10,000+ Acres
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