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- Skiers top Bulldogs, 46-13
- September 4, 2010
- Although the final score of 46-13 may not have shown it, Kip Hafey, Moffat County High School head football coach, saw something in his team that could help them through the next eight games.
- Rebuilding lives: Meth use in area still a problem, but local entities looking to make a difference
- September 4, 2010
- When David Peterson was 25, methamphetamine came knocking at his door. Peterson was living in Lake Havasu, Ariz., when several drug dealers came to his house looking for his neighbor. They asked Peterson if he would like to try meth and left him with a bag of the drug.
- MCHS student council pushing for 100-percent graduation rate for Class of 2011
- September 4, 2010
- Whether it’s academics, sports or a busy social life, high school students typically have a lot hanging over their heads. Starting this year, Moffat County High School student council has added one more thing to the list. Suspended nearly 20 feet over the high school’s main lobby is a 15-feet-wide banner that reads: “Every student will graduate.”
- Southern hospitality a long way from home
- September 4, 2010
- The slow pace of Western life is even slower on the outskirts of Craig’s east side. Businesses and homes are sparse, and shade is tough to find. It’s a quiet place.
- Craig briefs: Libraries closed for Labor Day weekend
- September 4, 2010
- All branches of the Moffat County Libraries will be closed today through Monday in observance of Labor Day. For more information, call 824-5116.
- Letter to the Editor: ‘You Scan’ not useful
- September 4, 2010
- To the editor: I was shopping Thursday night at City Market and the time came to check out. I did my usual and went for a checker over a machine, or “you scan” as these evil machines are called.
- Editorial: Rights no one can take away
- September 4, 2010
- It’s a common flaw of today’s society that many people, for reasons sometimes defying logic, place blame on others rather than accept their own responsibility.
- Government Update for September 4
- September 4, 2010
- Moffat County Commission Last met: Aug. 31 Decisions: • Approved, 3-0, meeting minutes from March 16, April 6, June 1 and 15, July 6 and 27, and Aug. 17. • Approved, 3-0, payroll warrants ending Aug. 21 totaling $430,212.63.
- Annie’s Mailbox: Workplace affair brings tension
- September 4, 2010
- Dear Annie: My married boss is having an affair with one of my co-workers. We work in a very small office with few employees. We have all been here for many years and have become close, but now the tension is unbearable. The affair is the big pink elephant in the room that no one will admit is there. I find what they are doing very unprofessional, and it has created some distrust toward the boss and this co-worker. I think it is affecting everyone’s work performance.
- Horoscope for September 4
- September 4, 2010
- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Be careful about lending out something that you greatly prize to a friend or even a family member. Accidents happen all the time, and today’s probabilities for such an occurrence are high. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — In attempting to keep the peace, you could yield to demands imposed upon you. However, by trying to please everyone, you could change course far too often and fail to achieve anything of substance.
- Datebook for September 4
- September 4, 2010
- Saturday Moffat County Libraries are closed in observance of Labor Day. 1 p.m. The Moffat County High School boys varsity soccer team plays Montezuma-Cortez High School at Loudy-Simpson Park, 500 S. Ranney St.
- A&L: Local results from 2010 Colorado State Fair
- September 4, 2010
- The results are in for General 4-H projects exhibited at the 2010 Colorado State Fair, and exhibitors from Northwest Colorado have brought home ribbons galore.
- Over a Cup of Coffee: ‘Strawberry Jello Pie’ bound to be delicious
- September 4, 2010
- Thanks go to Craig resident Mary Burnett who sent me four recipes this week, one of which is for “Strawberry Jello Pie,” which can be made sugar free.
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Question of the week
Should high school officials be allowed to withhold diplomas from students as punishment for behavior deemed inappropriate during a graduation ceremony?
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