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APRIL 10, 2009
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Vol. 21, No. 86
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‘The Tale of Snow White’
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4 Points: Your guide to weekend entertainment
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MATT STENSLAND/STAFF
Hayden Valley Elementary School dwarfs, from left, Mookie Ferguson, Isaiah Lee (who is home-schooled), Micah Lanier, Tyler Hockaday and Trenten Mitchell perform with eighth-grader Morgan Carrico, who played Snow White, on Thursday during a matinee performance of “The Tale of Snow White.” See story on page 4.
Sailors fall, 1-0 Page 31
School looks to expand Lowell Whiteman Primary considers Pine Street gymnasium Tom Ross
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The board of directors of the nonprofit Lowell Whiteman Primary School has entered the city planning process with what it calls a very tentative proposal to construct a gymna-
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sium/multi-purpose building at its downtown campus. Board Chairman Alan Keeffe said the school has not decided exactly what it hopes to build or even whether it will build. However, it has entered the city’s pre-application process to gauge planners’ reactions to expanding on two city
lots that front on Pine Street. The site is immediately across an alley and to the rear of the school’s current building at 818 Oak Street. “One of the primary motivations is for the gym,” Keeffe said. However, he said members of the school community, including staff and parents of
students, would be consulted to determine what else they think would meet the needs of the school. The primary school has an enrollment of 60. The existing school was built on land initially owned by St. Paul’s See Expansion, page 16
SKI TOWN USA SNOW REPORT Steamboat Ski Area
New snow — Mid-mountain*0.25 in. New snow — Summit 0.25 in. Base — Mid-mountain 69 in. Base — Summit 97 in.
Total snow† 399.5 in. Trails open 165/165 Lifts open 12/18 Conditions Packed powder/spring
*24-hour snowfall as of 12:30 p.m. previous day; † total snow beginning Oct. 21 as measured at mid-mountain FOR UP-TO-DATE ROAD CONDITIONS, INCLUDING RABBIT EARS PASS, call 511 or visit: www.cotrip.org
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