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The Moffat County Bulldogs hockey club entered this weekend averaging nearly five goals per game.

A winter rodeo season that began nearly six months ago has come to a conclusion, and it has a new senior boys all-around champion.

The Moffat County girls basketball team used the momentum from the previous night’s decisive victory against Glenwood Springs to propel the Bulldogs to a 55-29 win at Rifle on Saturday.

They lost. But, you’d be hard pressed to notice.

I just saw another scene on TV, taking care of our wildlife put on by the Division of Wildlife: “Keeping Colorado Well.”

Recently, there have been some articles in the paper making reference to Economic Development.

Three Moffat County residents were named to the University of Wyoming’s academic Dean’s and Freshman Honor Roll for the fall semester.

For much of human history, our forebears waged a daily struggle to catch, gather or grow enough food to live. Food literally was about survival. In developed countries today, our relationship with food has become far more complex. Food is relatively cheap, overly abundant and, unless we limit ourselves, increases the risk of obesity, heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and even certain types of cancer.

Scott Rust and Drew Blatchford keyed a third-quarter scoring surge that broke open a close game and helped the Rifle boys basketball team to a 73-60 victory against visiting Moffat County on Saturday night, ending the Bulldogs’ four game winning streak.

House Bill 1137, which would severely hamper the Colorado Division of Wildlife’s ability to purchase any form of private property rights, including land and/or water rights, is a bad bill for Colorado’s wildlife.

9 to 11 a.m. Toddler/preschool playgroup is at Serendipity’s. Call Kevin at 824-1703.

In a couple of months, those ordering delivery food will have another choice to mull over.

Meet Darcy Trask. She is a 22-year resident of Steamboat Springs and a married mother of two boys.

The frame home of Craig and Vicki Conrad at 806 Yampa Ave. is the oldest structure to survive from the beginnings of this frontier community almost 120 years ago.

The Internal Revenue Service is warning taxpayers to beware of several current e-mail and telephone scams that use the IRS name as a lure, according to a press release.