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- Fifteen-headed monster
- Numerous players expected to see varsity time on inexperienced team
- November 25, 2003
- There are few things certain going into the Moffat County High School girls basketball season.
- Holiday kitchen drain disasters keep plumbers busy
- November 25, 2003
- Aside from the frozen pipes that keep plumbers and septic technicians busy this time of year, kitchen drain disasters associated with holiday feasts account for a bulk of the service calls.
- Jeremiah James Garoutte
- November 25, 2003
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- Martin Herman
- November 25, 2003
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- Reader believes ‘spin’ on library situation inaccurate
- November 25, 2003
- Parents encouraged to teach children safety
- Safety key to health of ranchers, farmers
- November 25, 2003
- Sherman Romney knows the inconvenience of getting hurt.
- Residents voice opinions about hospital plans
- November 25, 2003
- For months, the public discussion segment of The Memorial Hospital’s board meetings has largely been quiet.
- Students celebrate true meaning of Thanksgiving
- November 25, 2003
- Celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday is more than turkey and all the trimmings for pre-first grade students at Sunset Elementary School.
- Sailor of the Year award goes to local
- Achievements, hard work recognized
- November 25, 2003
- First Class Petty Officer Jason Phillips, formally of Craig, has been awarded the Sailor of the Year Award.
- Bulldog dance team first, cheer team third in state warm up
- November 25, 2003
- The Moffat County High School cheerleading and dance teams went to the National Cheerleading Association regional competition in Grand Junction mainly to practice their routines for the state competition in December. It’s not often that a team gets to come home with third- and first-place trophies for a practice.
- Wildkats named grand champs
- November 25, 2003
- As if winning three consecutive National Cheerleaders Association regional competitions wasn’t enough, the Northwest Colorado Wildkat All-Star cheerleading team has a new title to defend.
- Vermillion’s future topic of debate
- November 25, 2003
- The future of land use planning in the controversial Vermillion Basin was up for debate Tuesday as the Moffat County Land Use Board weighed its options on the best way to expedite oil and gas development in the area.
- Council requests presence of license applicants
- City Council decides against changes, approves license for Ocean Pearl
- November 25, 2003
- The Craig City Council stopped just short Tuesday night of altering its recently adopted liquor ordinance when the owner of a business seeking a new liquor license failed to attend the hearing that decided the fate of that license.
- Motorists urged to use caution
- Hwy. 40 and Hwy. 13 notorious for winter accidents
- November 25, 2003
- Gordon Shelley has worked as a tow truck driver for Cook Chevrolet for 14 years, and he can think of a few places in Moffat County where motorists ought to drive with caution.
- School district recognizes positive achievements
- November 25, 2003
- Schools in the Moffat County School District are making progress, and they want the public to know about it. Over the last five years, teachers and administrators have drafted a list of reasons they are proud of improvement at each school.
- City seeks grant for Armory renovations
- November 25, 2003
- City officials don’t to want involve themselves in the future of the National Guard Armory if it involves partnering with the county, but they’re willing to submit a grant application that may pay for some renovations.
- Raymond Edward Haskins
- November 25, 2003
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- Dallene Hart
- November 25, 2003
- Nurse Donna back in Belize
- November 25, 2003
- City resident voices concerns about county
- November 25, 2003
- Underage drinking community issue
- November 25, 2003
- Whose problem is the growing epidemic of underage drinking? Whose responsibility is it to fix?
- Councilors vote to increase wastewater rates
- November 25, 2003
- Craig City Council members have been discussing increasing wastewater fees since October, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that they took the first official step Tuesday night.
- Elkhead expansion deemed critical
- November 25, 2003
- In a move deemed critical to protecting endangered fish as well as providing water for Yampa Valley residents, the Colorado River Water Conservation District has received an $11,000,000 loan from the Colorado Water Conservation Board to expand Elkhead Reservoir by 12,000 acre feet, or 3.6 trillion gallons.
- Council not phased by TMH ‘bully’ tactics
- Decision to close Russel Street to construct new hospital will be left to voters
- November 25, 2003
- To build a new hospital in the same location the hospital currently sits, Russell Street will have to be closed and the chances of that happening could be slim.
- Council says ‘no’ to county
- City won’t chip in for water or television
- November 25, 2003
- County commissioners cancelled their request to hold a joint meeting with the Craig City Council, but council members went ahead and held it without them. The result was a resounding “no” to requests commissioners discussed amongst themselves, but hadn’t formally made to the council.
- Search nets stolen merchandise, drugs
- November 25, 2003
- Craig Police found cocaine and an estimated $15,000 to $25,000 in stolen merchandise Tuesday after they searched the home of a nighttime janitorial worker employed by Kmart.
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