Also from September 17
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- Activist takes on Washington
- Terrie Barrie fights for nuclear plant employees
- September 17, 2004
- George Barrie’s days have been mostly good since his last major kidney surgery in March. But he still has his share of bad days as a man will who’s afflicted with 30 illnesses.
- New sidewalks for Yampa Avenue
- Work should be completed by October
- September 17, 2004
- Sidewalks on the east side of Yampa Avenue are undergoing repairs, but stores along the route are open for business.
- Fetcher deflects water attack
- September 17, 2004
- Sen. Jack Taylor’s allegations that his opponent, Jay Fetcher, failed to defend Western Slope water aren’t an issue in the election, Fetcher said Friday.
- Datebook for Sept. 18
- September 17, 2004
- Today 9 a.m. The sixth annual Sheep Wagon Days will feature a “Moffat County on the Move” walk at the Museum of Northwest Colorado, a sheep wagons display at the Alice Pleasant Memorial park, plus pioneer crafts and farm animals. Call 824-6360.
- News briefs for Sept. 18
- September 17, 2004
- The Serenity Prayer will be investigated during a sermon series by Pastor Dave Barnes at 10 a.m. Sunday at the First Congregational Church, 630 Green St. This Sunday’s sermon will be “The courage to change things.” After that are “The wisdom to distinguish” and “Living one day at a time.” The Serenity Prayer, written in 1943 but never copyrighted, has been used by several organizations. However, usually only one-third of the prayer is used. Call 824-6836.
- Senior menu for week of Sept. 20 to 24
- September 17, 2004
- Open to all Craig seniors 62 and older. The cost is $2.25 at the dining room in Sunset Meadows 1 or $2.50 if delivered. Call 824-3911 before 9 a.m. to register.
- Our view: Nuclear plant workers fighting the good fight
- September 17, 2004
- Craig resident Terrie Barrie never cared much for politics.
- Phillip Rene Miles: 1953-2004
- September 17, 2004
- Craig resident Phillip Rene Miles, died Sept. 11, 2004, at The Memorial Hospital. He was 51.
- Turning a new leaf
- Watch the changes that autumn brings
- September 17, 2004
- Fall’s colorful foliage is almost at its peak in Northwest Colorado, making the next couple of weeks perfect for witnessing its changes, local leaf peepers say.
- After-school program starts on Monday
- September 17, 2004
- When the bell rings on Monday, more than 100 Craig Intermediate School students will be content to stay right where they are.
- CMS ups progress reporting
- September 17, 2004
- A new reporting system at Craig Middle School will ensure that parents know how their child is doing before it’s too late to make changes.
- Elementary schools complete MAP testing
- September 17, 2004
- Students in second through fifth grade finished a round of testing Friday that pits them against only themselves.
- Star Student
- September 17, 2004
- Fourth-grader Jacob Teeter has gained the respect of both his peers and his teachers this year.
- Education Calendar for Sept. 18
- September 17, 2004
- Today Moffat County High School will be holding auditions for the pit orchestra for the school play from 9 a.m. to noon in the band room.
- Meeker considers tourism resources
- September 17, 2004
- Tapping into Heritage Tourism made sense to more than 15 Meeker residents who attended a meeting Wednesday at Town Hall.
- Recreation district sets fall schedule
- September 17, 2004
- MEEKER — Gather up the kids, grandma, grandpa, aunts and uncles, and head to Paint Brush Park tonight for a concert.
- Bulldogs steamroll to lopsided victory
- September 17, 2004
- A 27-point halftime lead might sound like a football coach’s dream, but it wasn’t quite perfect for Moffat County’s Kip Hafey.
