Also from June 17
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- Wrestlers cook competition at camp
- June 17, 2004
- If Kyle Fredrickson didn’t know what it was like to wrestle in a big-pressure situation before, he’s now had his chance.
- Reading lab teaches strategies for success
- June 17, 2004
- Did you know that butterflies have scales?
- Police Blotter for June 18
- June 17, 2004
- Our View: Change in water ordinance makes sense
- June 17, 2004
- Craig City Councilman Don Jones has long advocated either changing the city’s water ordinance or abandoning it altogether.
- Letter for June 18
- June 17, 2004
- The real thing
- Artificial heart recipient finally receives transplant
- June 17, 2004
- Last Friday, Linda Sloan got the call she’d been waiting a year to receive.
- DOW: Leave baby animals alone
- June 17, 2004
- Karen Knez got a call from an acquaintance asking for advice about an antelope fawn that was adopted after it had been found “abandoned” by its mother.
- Big game regions unlikely to expand
- June 17, 2004
- Moffat county — The Colorado Wildlife Commission is soliciting suggestions for areas that should be made into trophy elk hunting regions, but Moffat County may not be the most likely place for the change.
- Love hurts
- June 17, 2004
- I don’t know if it’s because they have brothers to play with now or if it’s a natural stage of development, but daughters’ idea of fun has become a lot rougher.
- Craig missionaries affect Mexican inmates
- June 17, 2004
- Border guards asked to search the long, rectangular case several times as the 14-member team attempted to cross into Mexico.
- Dog lover opens business in her home
- June 17, 2004
- Name: Kathy Harkner Name of business and its address: Kathy’s Kanine Klips, 810 E. 10th St., Craig, 824-2105.
- First-timer carves against odds
- June 17, 2004
- Not only is this John Clay’s first appearance at the Whittle the Wood Rendezvous, this is his first wood carving competition.
- Datebook for June 18
- June 17, 2004
- 10 a.m. The fifth annual Whittle the Wood Rendezvous Woodcarving competition and Arts and Craft show takes place at Craig City Park, 601 Washington. There will be lots of food vendors and arts and crafts. People’s choice voting will be held at the Craig Chamber of Commerce Ambassador’s Booth. A silent action will be ongoing throughout day, ending at 4 p.m. For more information, call 826-2029.
- Tuition hikes won’t offset increasing costs
- June 17, 2004
- A 1.1 percent tuition increase isn’t good news for Colorado college students or Colorado colleges but for different reasons.
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Would you be in favor of the Moffat County School District shifting to a year-round school year?
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