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Housing authority approves memo with developer on Mid Valley project - Vimarsana News

Housing authority approves memo with developer on Mid Valley project

The Yampa Valley Housing Authority has approved a memorandum of understanding with a developer for the Mid Valley housing project, which is expected to add 200 units in Steamboat Springs.

Friends, colleagues remember Stahoviak, whose caring spirit served Routt County for more than two decades - Vimarsana News

Friends, colleagues remember Stahoviak, whose caring spirit served Routt County for more than two decades

This week, Nancy Stahoviak’s friends and colleagues are remembering her as a community-minded politician who set an example for what a public servant should be.

Running against the established: 4 new candidates bring diverse experience, new ideas - Vimarsana News

Running against the established: 4 new candidates bring diverse experience, new ideas

Dakotah McGinlay sat on the edge of her seat Tuesday night as she watched election return updates on the District 3 Steamboat Springs City Council race.

What is the Mountain URA and how does it affect Steamboat school district funding? - Vimarsana News

What is the Mountain URA and how does it affect Steamboat school district funding?

The Mountain Urban Renewal Authority and the money it diverts from the Steamboat Springs School District has been discussed in the race for Steamboat Springs Board of Education.

A Mountain Town's Vacation Rental Pause Sparks Debate Between Residents and Businesses - Vimarsana News

A Mountain Town's Vacation Rental Pause Sparks Debate Between Residents and Businesses

/ Tubers float the Yampa River through downtown Steamboat Springs on July 1. Thousands of tourists travel to this mountain town each year to visit the river. At Backdoor Sports on Yampa Street, dozens of people from Wisconsin, Kentucky and Illinois were lining up this month to rent river tubes days before the waterway closed because of drought conditions. Peter Van De Carr started the business 35 years ago with 10 tubes and a single limousine to ferry people back up the river when they were done. This year, he has a fleet of vans and long lines. “There's days where we'll put 600 people on t...

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