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Joseph and Suzette Brumleve spend time with their grandson, Ben James. The Brumleves were found dead Monday after their single-engine plane crashed about 10 miles from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The cause of the crash won't be determined until the National Transportation Safety Board completes its investigation.

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Bulldogs grappler Charlie Griffiths locks his opponent to the mat Saturday at Central High School in Grand Junction. Griffiths improved his overall season record to 17-3 after picking up three wins in the Warrior Classic.

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Moffat County senior Nathan Tomlin takes control of his opponent Saturday during the Warrior Classic in Grand Junction. The Bulldogs finished 21st in the 32-team event.

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Carlo Roche, an inmate at the Moffat County Jail, sanded rust from a Schwinn bicycle in November that will be donated to children, some on the reservations near his home in Nevada. "I'm in jail here," he said, "but I might get to see some of my work back home on the reservation."

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Alvaro Landa, 34, with his certificate of citizenship Dec. 18 in Grand Junction, where he was officially sworn in as a U.S. citizen. Landa has been working toward his citizenship since 1992.

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Alvaro Landa, 34, sits Monday in the Craig Fire Station with documents required for earning his U.S. citizenship. Landa, a part-time firefighter for Craig Fire/Rescue, was officially sworn in as a U.S. citizen Dec. 18 in Grand Junction.

Photo by Bridget Manley