| HRC! Board & Staff
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Board
Patrick Delaney, Pres.
Kathy Cline
David Epstein
Todd Hagenbuch
Jim Heckbert
Wanda Redmond
Sandra Sherrod
Cindy Wither
Advisors
Arianthe C. Stettner
Bob Ogle
Staff
Townsend H. Anderson, Executive Director
Meg Tully, Communications Manager
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HRC! has an ambitious year underway. Your donation is vital in helping HRC! move forward with its 5 main programs:
- Historic Designation
- Barns, Etc.
- Preservation Projects
- Education & Advocacy
- Historic Structure Assessments
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| October 2009 |
Volume 1 | Issue 2
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| PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE - Patrick Delaney |
A Year for the History Books It is interesting for me to consider that
history is being made every single day. Yesterday's activities become history - some forgotten and some remembered for a long time. Despite the downturn in the economy across our world, 2009 has been a very
successful year for Historic Routt County - one for the history
books. Read More >
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| HRC! HAPPENINGS |
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Annual Meeting Showcases People and Places
The Annual Meeting lived up to its name, Celebrating Partnerships, People and Icons, attracting
more than forty HRC members and friends representing all facets of involvement
with the organization. During the meeting, Donna Hellyer and Jan Leslie were recognized with the prestigious Historic Preservation Leadership Award, an honor for which they were featured in the Steamboat Today >.
Read More >
CMC and HRC Partnership Off to a Great Start
HRC introduced the first historic preservation course at Colorado Mountain College's (CMC) Alpine Campus last spring with eleven community students enrolled in Introduction to Historic Preservation. Eleven students are taking The History of American Architecture
course this Fall, as the program continues to grow.
Read More >
CMC and HRC are hosting an Open House for
students and community members to introduce the historic preservation
program. It will be held on Tuesday, November 3 at 4:30 PM in the 2nd
floor lounge at Bristol Hall at the CMC Alpine Campus.More Details Here >
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| PEOPLE & PLACES |
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HRC Remembers Historic Preservation Friend
Marty Alexandroff
Routt County lost a dynamic friend of historic preservation and the arts when Martha Ann "Marty" Alexandroff passed away August 30, 2009 at the Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, CO after battling the rare vascular disease Wegener's Granulomatosis for several months. Read More >
Show Off Your Best Shots!
HRC
is developing a program that encourages members to be involved in
showcasing the historical places that make Routt County so special.
Called the Where in Routt County? Photo Contest, the idea is for members to submit high-resolution photos to HRC that will be featured in the Steamboat Today.
The success of the program depends on the number of contributors we can
secure and the quality of the submittals. If you are interested in
being involved, please contact Meg Tully at admin@historicrouttcounty.org.
Complete program details will be posted to our web site soon, but
please contact us now if you'd like to be part of this program!
Amendments Proposed for the Community Restoration & Revitalization Act
Currently, there are 8 proposed amendments to the Federal Rehabilitation Tax Credit Act, one of the nation's most
successful incentives for the rehabilitation of historic and older
buildings. This important measure would make beneficial changes to the federal rehabilitation tax credit and provide a greater incentive for the reuse of older and historic buildings.
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