Also from October 24
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- Agency targets mental health
- Program helps patients handle problems
- October 24, 2004
- Editor’s note: The name of the woman who shared her story of mental health problems has been changed because of the stigma associated with such disorders.
- James Pogline, shooting victim, dies
- October 24, 2004
- The victim of Friday night’s shooting at Timberglen Apartments was James Calvin Pogline, who died Saturday afternoon at The Memorial Hospital after doctors removed him from life support, Moffat County Coroner Owen Grant said.
- Vigil honors victims of domestic violence
- October 24, 2004
- A large crowd of area residents donning purple ribbons gathered at the Moffat County Courthouse Saturday evening for a vigil held in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
- Salazar campaigns in Craig
- Democrat tackles hot-button issues such as war on terrorism, drugs
- October 24, 2004
- With Election Day just more than a week away, U.S. Senate candidate Ken Salazar made time between his visit to the Moffat County Courthouse for the domestic violence vigil and his next stop in Meeker on Saturday evening to address some of the issues of his campaign.
- Business profile
- October 24, 2004
- Name: Rich Sadvar, M.S., P.T.
- Marthella Beck
- October 24, 2004
- Former Craig resident Marthella Beck died Saturday in Billings, Mont. Services are pending.
- A couple of contrasting styles
- For the Shermans, their businesses reflect their different personalities
- October 24, 2004
- Mary Kay Sherman and her husband Jonny have complementary personalities, though you might not guess it just by walking into their neighboring stores.
- Bulldogs bring their brooms
- Moffat County sweeps boys, girls regional cross country titles
- October 24, 2004
- It was a subtle change, really, but one coach Dustin Ence wanted to make.
- Datebook for Oct. 25
- October 24, 2004
- Today 8 a.m. Community Coat Drive distribution will be at Calvary Baptist Church, 1050 Yampa Ave., in Craig, until noon through Nov. 5. Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to noon. Anyone who needs a coat may come. One coat per person per year. Parents may pick up coats for children. Call 824-5222.
- News briefs for Oct. 25
- October 24, 2004
- Jim and Ann Dodd of Craig were named “Volunteers of the Year” by the Boys and Girls Club of Craig at the club’s first recognition program Saturday. Accolades for the Dodds included developing the plans for renovating the clubhouse, organizing volunteers to do much of the work, and retaining and overseeing the various contractors and vendors involved in the eight-month project. “Choosing the volunteers of the year will probably never again be as easy as this year,” said Pres Askew, club president. “Jim and Ann were clearly the obvious choices.” About 200 supporters of the club, most of whom were in attire suitable for the “Roaring Twenties Costume Cabaret” theme, watched the “Charleston Revue” danced by Julie Baker, Kelly Cook, Terri Jourgensen, Brenda McKey and Shannon Samuelson and choreographed by Gail Severson. The revelers were then offered, and many accepted, Charleston lessons by the troupe. State Sen. Jack Taylor was honored as the “Man of the Year.” “Each year we want to recognize as our ‘Man or Woman of the Year’ someone who not only has made a positive impact on our club, but who has contributed to the quality of life for citizens in Northwest Colorado,” Askew said. Taylor was lauded for his “tireless efforts” in assisting the club organizers and community leaders with the acquisition and renovations of the old National Guard armory building that houses the Boys and Girls Club and the Moffat County School District’s Alternative School. Master of ceremonies Kirk McKey delighted the crowd with his humor while moving the evening along at a fast pace.
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