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Pregnancy center plans annual chili supper and auction

Religion briefs

Daily Press staff

November 2, 2006

The Yampa Valley Pregnancy Center is planning its 14th annual chili supper and auction for Nov. 10.

Trick or treat, or sick and beat?

Christina M. Currie

November 2, 2006

Five-year-old Nikki had no idea what she wanted to be for Halloween. She settled on the second costume she saw — an Indian — and no amount of cajoling changed her mind.

Carol Wilson: Thank you for trick-or-treat assistance

November 2, 2006

On behalf of the merchants and businesses of downtown Craig, I would like to publicly thank all those devoted individuals who volunteered to make the Trick or Treat Street a safe activity.

W. Alan Webber: Growth is inevitable; vote “yes” on 4A

November 2, 2006

The Craig Rural Fire Protection District has been providing outstanding service to our community since 1921. We, as a community, are entering an era where growth is imminent and unavoidable. In the near future, we will more than likely see a new hospital and our local community college (CNCC) is going build a new facility.

On the Record for 1-1

November 2, 2006

On the Record for November 1, 2006.

Area briefs for 11-3

November 2, 2006

Area briefs for November 3, 2006.

Suspect pleads guilty to forgery

By Joshua Roberts

November 2, 2006

With a jury paneled and trial underway, attorneys arguing a forgery case Tuesday reached a settlement by agreeing to a deal in exchange for a guilty plea. Olathe man Aaron Gallegos, who was charged with forgery, pleaded guilty to second-degree forgery in 14th Judicial District Court. Judge Michael O’Hara sentenced Gallegos, who prosecutors said has no previous adult convictions, to one year of probation.

Habitat readying home for family

Craig group to begin ‘rigorous’ fundraising campaign; house two weeks from completion

By Joshua Roberts

November 2, 2006

The Moffat County Habitat for Humanity chapter is two weeks away from completing the close-in of the first project home at 745 Yampa Ave., said Marilyn Bouldin, president of the organization.

Chinese meth therapy successful

Man honored for work with drug abusers

By Dan Olsen

November 2, 2006

More than a year ago, when Doug Seward approached the Communities Overcoming Meth Abuse organization with a proposal, he was welcomed — although many had never heard of auriculotherapy, a new technology that helps meth addicts kick their habit.

Student News: JoJo La

Student news

November 2, 2006

A 2006 Moffat County graduate has been accepted into the Guy T. McBride Jr. Honors program.

Time Out with Deidra Gray

November 2, 2006

Deidra Gray

In or out

Moffat County football team’s playoff fate determined tonight against Rifle

By Melanie McDaniels

November 2, 2006

With a three-game winning streak that began in Delta, the Bulldogs have continually moved forward and put the beginning of the season behind them. They face Rifle tonight for a berth in the playoffs.

Working through winter

Gym fanatics say exercising is a year-round addiction

John Henry

November 2, 2006

As the winter season kicks in, Trapper Fitness Center manager Tammy Workman said memberships are on the rise, especially in January, when the New Years resolutions kick in.

The challenges of raising your grandchildren

Elisa Shackleton

November 2, 2006

The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) reports that there are eight times as many children in grandparent-headed households as in foster care, with half of children being raised by grandparents younger than age six.

Diagnosing diabetes

November is National Diabetes Awareness month

By Melanie McDaniels

November 2, 2006

You feel fatigued and weak in the afternoon, but you don’t understand why. You grab a snack and continue on your busy day. What you may not know is that your fatigue may be caused by low blood sugar.

Moffat County Neighbor: John Schram

Moffat County Neighbor

November 2, 2006

Moffat County Neighbor: John Schram