Archive for Saturday, September 6, 2008

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Children’s writing icon visits Strawberry Park
September 6, 2008
When Edward Irving Wortis began speaking in front of about 200 students at Strawberry Park Elementary School, very few students probably knew his real name. But when it comes to his books, they can almost recite them by heart.
Culverwell convicted of 16 charges
Craig man found guilty of 4 Class 5 felonies; sentencing scheduled for Nov. 4
September 6, 2008
After almost nine hours of deliberation, Rodney Culver­well’s jury found him guilty of 16 of 80 poaching charges filed against him April 1 by the 14th Judicial District Attorney’s Office.
Businesses decide on police plan
Oak Creek owners to present demands to Town Board next week
September 6, 2008
Oak Creek business owners came to a consensus Thursday night on what the town needs to do to improve community-police relations, though they are keeping mum on exactly what those demands are until presenting them to the Town Board next week.
Datebook for Sept. 6
September 6, 2008
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Steadfast teacher helps first-year educator
September 6, 2008
At Sunset Elementary School, a wall and 25 years se­­parate Kathy Duran and Sara Linsacum.
Golf fundraiser to benefit Moffat County Horizons
September 6, 2008
The sun shines through the back bedroom window at the converted group home on 50 W. 13th St., in Craig, and it’s through the glass that 61-year-old Linda Roper looks out and finds enjoyment in nature’s creatures.
Police blotter for Sept. 4
September 6, 2008
Officers responded to two requests to assist a resident.
Craig briefs for Sept. 6
September 6, 2008
High Desert Classic today at 10 a.m.
Our View: Mud-slinging season starts
September 6, 2008
Once again, it’s starting to get muddy on the airwaves.
Chuck Mack: I wonder why?
Just dreaming about peaceful co-existence between deer and humans
September 6, 2008
I wonder why the village deer that frequent our yard most every night are so wasteful.
The Bilsings — one of Craig’s great landmarks
September 6, 2008
Some of Craig’s greatest landmarks — structural and human — began with modest beginnings but have given Craig a rich history of American commerce.
Bears beat Bulldogs by inches
Rifle survives 42-35 marathon in offensive showdown
September 6, 2008
Rifle prevailed, 42-35, on a last-second goal-line stand against the Bulldogs in both team’s Class 3A Western Slope League opener.
Collecting more ribbons
Moffat County 4-H members enter projects at 2008 Colorado State Fair
September 6, 2008
Ribbons galore. That’s what Moffat County 4-H members received on their general category projects after judging at the 2008 Colorado State Fair.
Hayden holds off Roaring Fork
September 6, 2008
Take away a pair of Coy Letlow runs and it might have been an interesting night in Hayden on Friday as the Tigers played their football home opener.
Updates ahead at state level
School curriculum review anticipates standard charges
September 6, 2008
Some of the skills and content taught to Moffat County students, and students across the state, are about to change.

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