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Ryan Sabbaugh of Englewood takes to the air over the tabletop jump during the 25+ races Sunday afternoon. Sabbaugh finished third in the race.

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Patti and Pres Askew, who have lived in Craig for 9 1/2 years and have been instrumental in the founding and growth of many agencies, are moving to Denver, where they lived for three decades and will be closer to family.

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Racers in the College Boy 16 to 24 class take off at the start of the Rocky Mountain Motocross Association’s races Sunday in Craig.

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The open beginner racers take the first corner in the afternoon session of the Rocky Mountain Motocross Association races on Sunday. The open beginner class filled the track with 30 riders in one race.

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Conducting a study on the health of Colorado frogs, a team of students, Boulder High School senior Robert Adams, from left, Don Larson of University of Alaska, Fairbanks and University of Colorado biologists Anna Peterson and August Jensen visited Craig on Wednesday. The local frog population appears to be in good health, they said.

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A bullfrog is captured at Wyman’s Living History Ranch and Museum by students doing a study on deformities in frog populations in Colorado. No deformed frogs were found during the teams visit to Northwest Colorado on Wednesday.

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Moffat County Thunder flyers Kayla Tomlin, left, and Taylor Schmidt get support from their teammates during Saturday’s National Cheerleaders Association camp at the Gymstar gym. Twelve of the Thunder spent three days learning from NCA instructor and University of Wyoming cheerleader Krystle Doris.

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Instructor Molly Fetcher, left, and Jean-Marie Button practice a series of moves in a Tai Chi practice aimed at relaxing arthritic joints. Aging Well sponsors the free class at the North Routt Preschool for people 50 and better.

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Jeff Stoddard reads from his newly published children’s book “Pete & Pillar: The Big Rain” on Saturday at Downtown Books. More than 35 people packed into the book store to listen to the Moffat County High School graduate and get a signed copy of the book.

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