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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS After a lengthy discussion Tuesday night, four members of the Steamboat Springs City Council directed City Attorney Dan Foote to explore making Steamboat the first city in Colorado to tax timeshares. Council member Sonja Macys was absent from the meeting, and President Jason Lacy and member Robin Crossan recused themselves from the discussion due to conflicts of interest.
Tuesday was the first time the council discussed the timeshare tax, which would be assessed when a timeshare owner or member trades with an owner or member of another program. Exchanges are often facilitated by third-party exchange companies, and the owner or member deposits their points and then books something else of equivalent or lesser value. The exchange company then charges a fee, and the owner or member pays an annual fee.
The sign is gone, and the space that used to be home to the Sears Hometown Store is empty after the Steamboat Springs location closed. A note on the door lets customers know the store, which closed its doors last week, has relocated to Laramie, Wyoming. (Photo by John F. Russell)
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS A paper sign taped to the window of the Sears Hometown Store in Central Park Plaza marks the end of the road for the business’ 46-year-run in Steamboat Springs.
“When we had it, we sold everything from underwear to baby chicks to furniture,” said Pat Feeley, who owned Sears with her husband, Ron, from 1979 to 1992. “You could get anything from clothing to appliances anything you can think of.”
Jonathan JC Norling was named vice president and dean of Colorado Mountain College Steamboat Springs last week, continuing the job he has been working on an interim basis since September 2020. (Courtesy)
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS Jonathan “JC” Norling, who has been the interim leader at Colorado Mountain College Steamboat Springs since September, has been named the permanent vice president and campus dean at the school.
The college pursued a variety of candidates for the role, but the process resulted in Norling “unanimously” standing out among the college’s leaders.
“It wasn’t just a matter of a home-grown guy naturally ascending to that role; they really looked far and wide,” said Bob Kuusinen, who is the Routt County representative on the Colorado Mountain College board of trustees. “It turned out we had the best candidate right in the community.”
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