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(Below is a summary of my monthly progress report to the Craig City Council regarding Police Department activity for May.)

Who doesn’t remember their first kiss? That awkwardness and insecurity. The butterflies in your stomach.

The annual Nuts for Mutts dog show in Woodland Hills, Calif., isn’t quite on the same level as The Westminster Kennel Club.

Losing a horse days before the college rodeo season’s biggest event is akin to a NASCAR driver blowing his engine before the Daytona 500.

The soccer coach carousel at Moffat County High School keeps on spinning.

A new idea at the Yampa Valley Regional Airport had Gene Bilodeau nodding his head.

This year, the Moffat County School District decided to start early.

Moffat County commissioners said they wanted a “reasonable compromise” with Loudy-Simpson Park concessions operators to limit alcohol sales during youth activities.

Friendly faces, homegrown produce and homemade baked goods populated Alice Pleasant Park on Thursday afternoon, a common sight for the next several months.

Last week, the purpose behind the wooden stumps sitting in the middle of Craig City Park puzzled new Craig residents Simone Ketchum and Virgil Summa.

Deadline to register for the June 17 first aid and CPR class at the Meeker Fire House. Cost is $25 for both first aid and CPR and $20 for CPR only. To register for the course, call Suzan at 878-5510 or e-mail director@meekerchamber.com.

No reports.

Josiah Zachary Pearson, of Craig, was named to Union University’s Dean’s List for the spring 2008 semester, joining 363 other students.

The Humane Society of Moffat County thanks the following: Samuelson’s Hardware and Lumber for the donations of building supplies, and the Golden Cavvy for the convenient meeting location.

A local construction worker injured last week when he was pinned beneath heavy equipment is recovering well, according to a co-worker.

Changing diapers and responding to the cries of his infant son Patrick recently became routine in James Neton’s life.

The Eighth Annual The Memorial Hospital Foundation Golf Tournament is scheduled for Friday, June 27, at Yampa Valley Golf Course. Starting time is 2 p.m.

The All Crimes Enforcement Team concluded an investigation Thursday into a “series of burglaries” that allegedly occurred in Moffat and Routt counties, Garrett Wiggins, ACET task force commander, reported in a news release.

What should your business card say you do? “Always ready to work”

The Memorial Hospital Foundation was awarded a $2,500 donation from the Craig Wal-Mart store.