October 2007
Photos for October 3, 2007
Markie Workman blocks a Palisade spike attempt Monday in Grand Junction. Moffat County rallied for a 20-25, 14-25, 25-20, 25-16, 16-14 victory.
Steamboat Springs City Council member Loui Antonucci listens to a lengthy budget discussion during a meeting at Centennial Hall in Steamboat Springs on Tuesday afternoon. The Council on Tuesday overturned a proposal to cut funding for community support programs in the proposed 2008 city budget, restoring about $500,000 to organizations such as Yampa Valley Housing Authority and Seminars at Steamboat. The proposed budget still must go through first and second readings with the Council before adoption by the end of the year.
Maureen Ridnour, left, and John Howerton put together new shelving Tuesday afternoon at the Wal-Mart SuperCenter in Craig. The store is on scheduled to open Nov 7.
"Work Safe Stupid Hurts" is painted as a reminder to work smart. Perkins and Nickels painted the phrase to remind workers to be safe on the job site.
"Frik or Frak" is written across the back of Wanda Nickels' helmet. "Frak or Frik" also is written across Tonia Perkins' helmet and is a name given to the pair by co-workers at the mine.
Tonia Perkins, left, and Wanda Nickels sit atop their newest creation, "Sylvester," Tuesday afternoon at Trapper Mine. The pair has created all sorts of paintings on large rocks placed by Trapper employees.
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Question of the week
Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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