Mike Lawrence

City Editor

Mike Lawrence is the city editor for the Pilot & Today. He began working at the paper on Oct. 31, 2005, as a reporter. (His first story in Steamboat was about Halloween trick-or-treating on Lincoln Avenue.) Mike has a masters degree in journalism from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a bachelor of arts in philosophy from St. Mary's College of Maryland. He has worked as a reporting intern at the Rocky Mountain News, Boulder Daily Camera, Longmont Times-Call, Gunnison Country Times and the Colorado Statesman, a weekly political newspaper based in Denver. Mike's hometown is Dover, N.H. He enjoys hiking, reading, soccer, spending time with friends, listening to music, cheering for the 2004 World Champion Boston Red Sox and the three-time Super Bowl champion New England Patriots.

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Californian Brian Petrich, who is in Denver following the campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, said he had logged 150 miles on free bikes offered downtown by Thursday morning.

Volunteer Jane Hall, of Denver, right, lifts a free bike for Sallie Wyte, of Colorado Springs, on Thursday morning in downtown Denver. “It’s my second day (riding a free bike),” Wyte said. “The first time was so much fun.”

Routt County Commissioners Nancy Stahoviak, from left, Diane Mitsch Bush and Doug Monger, with Hayden Mayor Pro-tem Chuck Grobe, sample and judge entries in a brownie contest Sunday at the Routt County Fair in Hayden. The judges unanimously selected a batch cooked by Tresa Moulton of Steamboat Springs as the winner. “Just to be sure, let me take another bite,” Mitsch Bush joked.

Laurie Southwick of Jayem, Wyo., points her partner in the right direction while preparing their horses for the Bobby Robinson Memorial Saddle Bronc Riding event Sunday at the Routt County Fair in Hayden.

2007 Routt County Fair Queen Kelsey Samuelson sits astride Lightning, a quarterhorse and thoroughbred mixture, Sunday afternoon at the Routt County Fair in Hayden. Kelsey, 17, is about to begin her senior year at Soroco High School, after which she hopes to pursue a veterinary technician’s degree at Glenwood Community College in Glenwood Springs. While Kelsey thought Sunday would be her last day as Fair Queen, she will hold onto the crown for a little while longer — due to judging difficulties, fair officials decided to postpone coronation of a 2008 queen until November.

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