January 2009
Photos for January 14, 2009
Crews transport moose from the wild in Utah to a base camp, where DOW officers loaded the animals into trailers. The DOW released 19 moose Thursday and Friday in the Meeker area.
Adrian Archuleta, Colorado Division of Wildlife district wildlife manager, tends to a moose calf before loading it in a trailer bound for the Meeker area. DOW officers collected the animals from an area near Ogden, Utah, where the local population had grown to the point that moose were wandering into residential areas.
A view of the Yampa River, at Sunbeam, completely covered in snow.
The Craig Red Dogs' Mark Oxley takes a breather during a Saturday game.
Craig Red Dogs goalie Spencer Wayman stops a goal from Rock Springs during Saturday's game at the Moffat County Ice Arena.
MCHS senior Oscar Ramos breaks through the visiting Grand Junction High School defense Tuesday during the first home game of the season. The Bulldogs fell, 68-54, to the Tigers.
Moffat County High School senior Kylie Bauman shoots past the Grand Junction High School defense Tuesday. The Bulldogs lost their home-opener, 52-42, to the Tigers.
From left, Ryan Lueck, Tanner Snyder and Preston Colvin cheer on the Moffat County High School boys basketball team Tuesday. The boys, members of the Craig Middle School basketball team, were showing their support for the Bulldogs in their first home game of the season.
Tammy Rogers cheers Tuesday during the Moffat County High School girls basketball game against visiting Grand Junction High School
Moffat County senior Megan Knez competes Jan. 3 in the 100-meter breaststroke during the Moffat County Invite. The Bulldogs placed fifth Saturday in Gunnison.
Fiction preferences for local teenage and adult women readers include a wide range of genres from suspense to romance to social issues. Adult women also gravitate toward books about cooking, family rearing and healthy living, said Christy Gonzales, programs coordinator at the Moffat County Libraries' Craig branch.
City officials are concerned the Craig Water Plant's three new raw water pumps will not work with the way the new plant was designed. The project's engineers are tentatively scheduled to meet with city staff Jan. 23 to discuss the issues and which party would be responsible for paying for any future repair or renovation work. City Engineer Bill Earley said possible solutions could cost between $30,000 and a few hundred thousand dollars.
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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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