January 2008
Photos for January 19, 2008
Christopher Pankey, from left, MacKenzie Maneotis and Don Pankey pose for a photo in the suite on Dec. 30 at Invesco Field. in Denver The view of the football field was "gorgeous," Don said.
Dondi Glasscock leads a Bosu class, "Absolute Balance," on Wednesday evening. Many different classes ranging from dance to art are available.
Megan Lofton watches an infant in the Tot Spot. The center offers short-term child sitting to parents using the facility.
Aquatics manager Deb Henderson keeps a watchful eye in the pool section of the Meeker Recreation Center. The pool offers a variety of aquatic activities including a leisure pool with "zero-depth" entry, water toys, whirlpool and lazy river slide. A four-lane lap pool also is available from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, 7 to 9 a.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. The pools close an hour before the rec center closes each night.
Sarah Hepworth holds an eligibility form for students who enroll in the state-funded Colorado Preschool and Kindergarten Program. This year, about 20 students are on a waiting list for the preschool program, and funding for 15 extended-day kindergarten slots is being used to fund 45 students.
Don Pankey, center, gazes at his son Michael, right, with his other son Christopher on his left. The trio are Bronco fans and went to the Denver Broncos' last regular season game - a gift from the Tony Maneotis family and Bronco center Tom Nalen.
Moffat County's Blake Najera goes up for a shot Friday against host Palisade. Moffat County lost, 56-41, to remain winless in league play.
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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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