Go Figure!? Where Did Weekends Come From?

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Front Matter

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And Another Thing! Words That Stick

Economics: The Common Sense of our Dollars and Cents

The Bonnifield Files: An All Day Road Trip: Going South Through Time

Enna Rose: Cry, Wolf

Go Figure!? Where Did Weekends Come From?

Event Spotlight: Mad Mudder

Dating Guide: All Dates Are Successful Dates

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Anthropomorphism: Woofie

Artist Profile: Kelli Poole (Fine Artist, Steamboat Springs, CO)

Maps

Critic at Largesse: Your Choice: Steamboat or Broadway?

Calendar of Events

Trail Nerd: Miles of Smiles

Trail Highlight: Rotary Trail Goes Full Circle

Earthology: High Points in June

The Way I See It: Spring!!

Plant Nerd: Plants Don't Read The Damn Books

Steamboat Offerings: How Planting Your Garden Can Preserve Steamboat's Heritage

Do It Yourself Homesteading: How to Eat Dandelions

Sustainably Situated: Zero Heros Are Allowed To Wear Capes This Summer

Yoga: Kundalini Express

The Event Of The Year: 2012 Inaugural Routt County Redneck Olympics

Yepelloscopes: Your Monthly Message

Humor: Comics

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Title: Go Figure!? Where Did Weekends Come From?
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Subject: Steamboat Springs (Colo.) -- Periodicals, Time measurements -- History
Description: A brief analysis of how we measure time from an historical perspective, leading to the development of the present-day weekend.
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Date: 2012-06
Type: Article
Format: 1 page, Issue #1.2, June 2012
Identifier: steamboatlibrary:8740
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Language: English
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Rights: http://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-EDU/1.0/?language=enlocalorganisation:2120Valley VoiceI, Matt Scharf/ValleyVoice LLC, do hereby provide to Bud Werner Memorial Library the publication below, to be included in the Routt County Digital Archive (RCDA) as the Valley Voice Collection. The collection is to be used for any research, educational, or other purpose that Bud Werner Memorial Library may deem appropriate. I understand that I retain copyright to the publication. I also understand that the purpose of the Valley Voice Collection is to provide online information to researchers and community members. As per the rights statement, information featured within the RCDA advises that the resources in the collection are being made available for private study, scholarship, and research purposes only. Bud Werner Memorial Library has not, by providing access, granted permission to reproduce, disseminate, or quote for publication any part of the digital collection. Except as may be permitted by the “Fair Use” provisions of U.S. Copyright Law, 17 U.S.C. § 107, anyone who wants to use the publication in a product of any kind is required to obtain permission from the copyright holder. Unless otherwise specified, I place no restrictions on access to and use of the publication in the RCDA. Description of Publication: Valley Voice: A Sound Alternative May 2012 - August 2023 (vols. 1.1 - 12.8) Rights Statement: IN COPYRIGHT - EDUCATIONAL USE PERMITTED This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. In addition, no permission is required from the rights-holder(s) for educational uses. For other uses, you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Restrictions on Access and Use: Illustrated Maps within the Valley Voice Collection will not be downloadable. The Valley Voice Collection will not be featured within the Digital Public Library of America. Signed by Matt Scharf, September 13, 2023 (original on file at Bud Werner Memorial Library, Steamboat Springs, Colorado)2023/08/28EnglishIllustrated Maps within the Valley Voice Collection will not be downloadable. The Valley Voice Collection will not be featured within the Digital Public Library of America.organization:11Bud Werner Memorial Libraryperson:17206Matt Scharf