Also from March 9
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- Getting out of the house
- Home-schoolers leave ‘classrooms’ for field trips
- March 9, 2005
- A field trip to silk screening business Chaos Ink made a strong impression on Glenden Crete, 5.
- Can you hear me?
- Trunk radio system to leave scanner listeners with more static
- March 9, 2005
- Tom Ward likes to know what is going on in the emergency realm, so he keeps a police scanner on his hip when he is out in public. The Craig man also has four more scanners scattered throughout his house, tuned to different channels to keep him updated while at home.
- Datebook for March 10
- March 9, 2005
- Today 9:30 a.m. The Craig Book Club will meet at Serendipity Restaurant. “Doctored Evidence” by Donna Leon will be discussed. Call Patty at 826-0412.
- Collective chemistry
- Baseball team working together for WSL title
- March 9, 2005
- The Moffat County baseball team beat every Western Slope League team and went 38-12 during summer ball. The wins built confidence for this year, but they weren’t what the coach and players look to as the team’s most established strength for 2005.
- JoJo La: Aguascalientes, Mexico
- March 9, 2005
- Editor’s note: Following is a letter to Bob Johnson, chairman of the Craig Rotary Club’s exchange program, from JoJo La, a Craig resident who is living in Mexico as an exchange student.
- Police blotter for March 10
- March 9, 2005
- Craig Police Department Tuesday, March 8 • Officers made an arrest for driving under suspension. • Officers received a report of a lost cell phone. • Officers investigated a report of junk in the Jensen subdivision.
- Newcomer looking for Miss Right
- March 9, 2005
- Bob Wieland describes himself as “just a nice guy;” a good cook with a great sense of humor.
- News briefs for March 10
- March 9, 2005
- During the weekend of Feb. 19 and 20, 16 volunteers, members and friends of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, assisted staff at the Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge in various fencing projects, intended to allow safer passage of deer, elk and pronghorn on the refuge. The top wire on four miles of fence was lowered and tightened. More than a mile of old and useless fence was dismantled. Additionally, 13 miles of refuge boundary was patrolled and new refuge signs placed where needed. The group and refuge staff enjoyed a wild game potluck feast after the first day of work. There were opportunities for all to view a small flock of swans making their northern migration. Hundreds of waterfowl were seen in the refuge’s several large marshes. Jerry Rodriquez, refuge manager, reported that he was delighted to get these projects completed and would welcome another work weekend at the refuge again next year.
- MCHS band, choir perform tonight
- March 9, 2005
- Band director John Bolton is looking forward to tonight’s concert, as he hopes to show off the work he’s been doing with students at Craig Middle School and Moffat County High School.
- Hospital likely top priority for grant
- March 9, 2005
- Securing funding for construction of a new hospital may be at the top of the community’s list for grant requests from the Department of Local Affairs.
- Red Cross asks for your help
- Agency puts out call for volunteers
- March 9, 2005
- Rena Olsen has volunteered with the Red Cross since her mother-in-law’s house burned down.
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Question of the week
Would you be in favor of the Moffat County School District shifting to a year-round school year?
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