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Raindrops may not have fallen during the three-day Craig A, B, C Open at the Craig Swimming Complex, but finishing times did for the host Sea Sharks.

Maybe 7-7-07 wasn’t so lucky after all.

The girls who work the front desk at the Wyman Living History Ranch and Museum keep telling Lou Wyman to stop shopping for more antiques because the place is getting full.

5:15 p.m. The Humane Society of Moffat County’s monthly meeting will be held at the Golden Cavvy Resturant, 538 Yampa Ave. The public is invited to attend. Call 870-7500.

When Tim Gibbs resigned as executive director of the Economic Development Partnership in April, questions swirled as to whether EDP would stay in existence.

Four days.

In a display of cohesion and efficiency that would make many construction companies envious, it took a virtual army of volunteers and congregation members just that long to overhaul the nearly 30-year-old Craig congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Kingdom Hall, 665 Westridge Road, last week.

Did you know that each year, more people die from “excessive heat events” than from hurricanes, lightning, tornadoes, floods and earthquakes combined?

Sheep Wagon Days is calling all crafts-people and anyone who can demonstrate sheep related or old-time techniques to school students. There is no charge for booths with educational demonstrations during Sheep Wagon Days, which are scheduled for Sept. 13 to 16 at Wyman’s Living History Museum.

If play is the work of children, then toys are the tools of their trade. Towering arrays in toy stores and insistent demands from kids for the hottest toys seen on Saturday morning television advertisements can leave parents dazed and confused.