December 2008
Photos for December 20, 2008
Moffat County High School senior Kelton Willbanks looks for an opening against visiting Steamboat Springs High School last season. The Bulldogs fell to Littleton, 53-47, on Friday night - the team's fourth consecutive loss since beginning the season 2-0.
A section of ground, located between Crest Drive and Sixth Street (to the north and south) and Finley Lane and Ledford Street (to the west and east) is holding up the completion of a trail, because the owner is unknown. The finished trail, which will travel from the Ridgeview subdivision to Sunset Elementary School, has been approved for funding by state and federal agencies. However, that funding will not be released until ownership has been determined and the city has proof of the rights to use the land for the trail.
Roger Muhme lays two pieces of tile in preparation of setting. Before each piece is set, the tilers make sure it is spaced and jointed properly.
Nancy Muhme cuts tile into smaller pieces. The pieces will be fit against the wall to ensure all the tile fits into the room properly.
Spacers are used between recently set tile to ensure that joints are spread evenly.
Roger Muhme uses a tile mortar that will adhere the tile to the concrete floor.
Colorado Northwestern Community College recently presented two $500 Joanne Gerow Memorial Scholarships to Level I nursing students. The money from the Joanne Gerow Foundation can be used for educational and living expenses. Pictured are the recipients, Joanne Webster and Cathy Kmetz. About the scholarships: Joanne Gerow was a practical nursing student who died in 2005. The memorial scholarship was set up in her name for nursing students because she often sent "Thank You" notes to the staff nurses who worked with her in the hospital. She frequently expressed her appreciation for the opportunity to attend the nursing program to achieve her second career goal of becoming a nurse.
Moffat County High School instrumentalists, along with Craig City Councilman Ray Beck and his wife, Dixie, traveled to Denver on Saturday for a celebration honoring the 100th anniversary of the governor's residence at Boettcher Mansion. Students performed for two hours at the mansion before receiving a tour of the Capitol building.
Ripley Bellio and Savannah Meyring move cattle for Ripley's family, UB Cattle Co., north to their winter headquarters.
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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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