Also from January 28
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- David Pressgrove: Wondering about a winter wonderland
- January 28, 2005
- Writing about the weather is about as original as putting peanut butter and jelly on bread, but I have to do it. This winter is so wacky, I just have to do it.
- Bulldogs girls at the top
- January 28, 2005
- It didn’t take long for the Moffat County High School girls basketball team to establish themselves at the top of the Western Slope League.
- Rio Blanco needs a nurse
- January 28, 2005
- Rio Blanco County is looking for one more nurse for their public health office.
- star student: Riley Johnston
- January 28, 2005
- Ridgeview Elementary School fourth-grader Riley Johnston loves to read. “Because I’m good at it,” she said.
- Rehearsal of fortune
- ‘Curious Savage’ explores depths of greed, benevolence
- January 28, 2005
- Moffat County High School drama students got a six-week break from five-night-a-week practices, but now they’re back to eating dinner in the auditorium as they practice being someone they’re not.
- Ridgeview reading project a hit with students
- January 28, 2005
- Fourth-graders in Janele Husband’s class like scary stories, but only if they’re not too scary.
- Vera Gentry
- January 28, 2005
- Longtime Meeker resident Vera Gentry, 95, died Jan. 23, 2005, at the Walbridge Memorial Wing in Meeker.
- Elvin D. “Buster” Riddle
- January 28, 2005
- Buster Riddle, 89, of Meeker died Saturday, Jan. 22, 2005, at Pioneers Hospital after a lengthy illness.
- A handful of choices
- Having nails done a popular luxury, but some say the market is flooded
- January 28, 2005
- Anita Teeter has an appointment at Tanglez & Rayz every two or three weeks, and she walks out with a unique design on her acrylic nails each time.
- Ollie B. Hope: Isn’t it amazing how Bush always gets what he wants?
- January 28, 2005
- I’m sure glad to hear that George W., Condoleezza, Rove and the rest of the Bush Bunch — all safe, snug, partying, big-spending, wealthy, etc. — have won the Iraqi war and their war on terrorism, I guess, and an Iraqi election, no less!
- E. F. McSweeney: DOW cannot control the wolves that come
- January 28, 2005
- In the Jan.15 issue of the Saturday Morning Press, which I receive as a Postal Patron, an article titled, “Wolves Welcome?” appeared. Although I am aware that old fool’s comments are seldom welcome, I can’t resist the urge.
- Blotter for Jan. 29
- January 28, 2005
- Law enforcement Craig Police Department Thursday, Jan. 27 Officers investigated a report of a stalking violation. Officers arranged for a vehicle to be towed.
- Judy Bogdin: Reader takes jabs at mayor’s position
- January 28, 2005
- Wow, I almost missed it … the article on the new bank! I have to admit that I was surprised. We already have three banks and a credit union in this town. Wouldn’t the addition of another bank take away business from the already established banks here in town?
- Our View: Come to meeting, have a say
- January 28, 2005
- Division of Wildlife officials are coming to Craig Monday, marking the first of several meetings across the state aimed at getting public input about a proposed plan to manage migrating wolves that stray into Colorado.
- Officials to explain wolf plan
- January 28, 2005
- At a meeting last March, Northwest Colorado residents expressed skepticism that a wolf management group would develop a plan that treated ranchers fairly.
- United Way recognizes contributors
- January 28, 2005
- Frank Riddle knows that United Way funding makes a difference because he’s known a couple of people who have been helped by its assistance.
- Hurry up and wait
- Kiwanis tickets go on sale Friday
- January 28, 2005
- In an effort to be the first in line for tickets to the annual Kiwanis play, Theresa Schneider isn’t saying exactly when she’ll start the wait — only that it will be “early.”
- In debt to his country
- Iraq veteran gets bill after injury discharge
- January 28, 2005
- Tyler McWilliams thought he’d retire from the Army when he enlisted for a six-year commitment as a reservist during his junior year in high school.
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