December 2008
Photos for December 6, 2008
Have yourself a country Christmas.
Craig City Council members, from left: Dana Filkoski, Saed Tayyara, Helen Loyd, City Attorney Worth Shrimpton, and Mayor Jerry Thompson. Robert Van Dorn is speaking. The photo was taken in the old City Hall on Breeze Street in about 1977 by Ellen Byernum.
This parade photo was taken in 1981 on West Victory Way in front of where Craig Christian Church is today. In the photo are: driver Glen Sherman, passenger Joy Tayyara in front, Holly Coors in back and Saed Tayyara in back.
Saed Tayyara stands with his employees at Kentucky Fried Chicken in Craig. The photo was taken in the 1980s by Keith Gillam.
From left, Joanne Roberson, Martha Laliberte, and Renee Engel, judges for the 2008 Gingerbread House Contest, look over entries at the Museum of Northwest Colorado on Friday night. This year, there were 17 entries in the contest from local youths and adults.
Moffat County High School junior Lindsey Yoast maneuvers in the post during a game last season against visiting Delta. The Bulldogs lost their 2008-09 season-opener Friday, 48-46, to Ogden High School in Vernal, Utah.
Tammie Thompson-Booker, director of sales for Candlewood Suites, shows one of the new building's largest rooms, a one-bedroom suite with a separate living room. Thompson-Booker said she "fully expects" the hotel to be at "operating capacity" - 60 to 70 percent full - by the end of March.
Denny Lee, left, checks an air filter while Angie Terry puts the finishing touches on an oil change.
Denny Lee, left, and Angie Terry walk over to their next project on the list for the day's work.
Denny Lee fixes a rear wiper for a customer. The shop does a variety of work, from small maintenance to exhaust system work.
Angie Terry removes the drain plug of a customer's car. Terry is one of two regular employees Denny Lee keeps on staff.
Clockwise from left, Savannah McGruder, Kameron Baker, Tess Willems and Miguel Zaragoza play with keyboards Wednesday at East Elementary School. The school used funds from "Keep Education Rolling," a program sponsored by Chapman Automotive of Craig, to purchase the keyboards. The program donates 2 percent of the shop's sales to local educational institutions of the customer's choice.
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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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