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- How to protect yourself against colds, flu
- September 22, 2004
- Mothers and day care providers gathered Tuesday night to arm themselves — and their charges — against the onslaught of germs that cool weather invariably brings.
- Rene, Mike, Jeannie and Nancy, Glo, Lhea, Lindsey and Alex: Craig
- September 22, 2004
- To the editor: Rene Miles and his family wish to extend thanks to the community for your celebration of his 80th birthday and for the outpouring of sympathy for the loss of Phil Miles. We can’t begin to name everyone from the rescue crew, the friends and neighbors who brought food, flowers and best wishes, but we love you all.
- Craig like ‘town I grew up in’
- September 22, 2004
- Luke Schafer, a freshly minted graduate of Central Michigan University, is new to Craig, but already he is planning how to take advantage of some of the area’s amenities.
- Revising ambulance policy
- September 22, 2004
- A group of Colorado county commissioners is coming closer to drafting ambulance regulations that accommodate rural, volunteer ambulance services, Commissioner Marianna Raftopoulos said.
- Stinky situation: Animal Control won’t handle skunks
- September 22, 2004
- When a family of skunks made its home underneath a trailer in Shadow Mountain subdivision, it was a bad decision.
- Moffat County Social Services experiencing systems glitch
- Some clients won’t get payments on schedule
- September 22, 2004
- It took 15 days for Moffat County Social Services to process the application of one client seeking medical and pharmaceutical services because case managers couldn’t get a new benefit system to accept the application.
- Datebook for Sept. 23
- September 22, 2004
- Today 10 a.m. Children’s story hour will be at the Moffat County Library, 570 Green St. Another story hour will be at 11 a.m. The activity will be pom-pom worms. Call 824-5116.
- News briefs for Sept. 23
- September 22, 2004
- Last weekend’s Yahoo Golf Tournament generated more than $3,000 for the Boys and Girls Club of Craig. During a press conference Wednesday, tournament organizer Tom Knez recognized all the businesses and individuals of Moffat County that supported the tournament with donations, prizes and raffle items. The families of Tom Knez, Dan Severson and Tim Knez sponsor the tournament each year to celebrate the lives of Ralph Knez and Jim Severson. The Boys and Girls Club announced a number of upcoming activities. First, this year’s special event will be a “Roaring Twenties Costume Cabaret” at the Holiday Inn of Craig on Oct. 23. Tickets go on sale Sept. 29 and will be available from the Boys and Girls Club Special Events Committee members, Chapman’s Automotive, Craig Chamber of Commerce, Jackson’s Office Supply, New Images and other locations to be announced. Tickets for $50 each will include hors d’oeuvres and drinks, dancing and fun. Next, the Boys and Girls Club is putting together a hall of fame at the Boys and Girls Club building and would like to recognize two outstanding individuals each year by naming a “Volunteer of the Year” and a “Man/Woman of the Year” at the annual special event. Those selected will have their portraits displayed on the Boys and Girls Club hall of fame in recognition of their accomplishments benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of Craig. The “Volunteer of the Year” will be a local individual who has made a strong impact on the club as a result of dedicated involvement in the club volunteer activities. The “Man/Woman of the Year” award will recognize an individual who has had an impact on the quality of life for residents of Northwest Colorado and affected the Boys and Girls Club of Craig in a positive way. Renovation of the Boys and Girls Club building is expected to near completion by the end of October. Club and city officials will delay the addition of a new floor in the gymnasium until the Christmas school vacation to make the building available for the club programs and other community activities as soon as possible. The earliest projected date for moving programs from East Elementary to the building is Oct. 18, and only some unforeseen problem would extend the move-in date past Nov. 1. There will be a Moffat County School District teacher in-service day on Oct. 11, and the Boys and Girls Club will join with Grand Futures, RAD and 4-H to put together activities for the day for members at Craig Intermediate School from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Pledges and contributions to the Boys and Girls Club can be mailed to P.O. Box 1251, Craig, CO 81626. Pledges may be set up to be remitted monthly. Contributions currently qualify for a 50 percent tax credit toward Colorado individual income taxes. Call Pres Askew at 826-0412.
- Police blotter for Sept. 23
- September 22, 2004
- Craig Police Tuesday, Sept. 21 • Several reports were taken regarding junk and abandoned vehicles. • A report was taken regarding weed violations. • A report was given regarding a juvenile runaway who was found. • A report of counterfeit money was given at Community First Bank. • A report of counterfeit money given at a business in the 1100 block of West Victory Way.
- Sara Kurz and Manda Snyder: Craig
- September 22, 2004
- To the editor: We want to take this opportunity to write a letter expressing our views about Austin Sadvar, a seventh-grade student at Craig Middle School.
- Home events offer chance to see local teams
- September 22, 2004
- Craig will be busy with Moffat County High School sporting events Saturday.
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