June 2009
Photos for June 22, 2009
Sherry Sampson is the Moffat County Libraries director.
Lifeguard Sarah Kirk watches over the pool Saturday afternoon. Attendance has been down this year because of the weather, employees said.
Pre-retirees' desire for independence and sense of community is fueling new options for older adult housing. Some new models focus on a campus setting that includes independent living cottages or apartments with amenities and services accommodating a more long-term living situation.
Dave Hahn, of Craig, looks at a 1925 Model T with children Brooke, 9, and Kaylee, 7, Saturday at the Young Life/Colorado Cruisers car show.
Ethan Roy, 5, looks at a Ford Mustang on Saturday in downtown Craig. Money raised for Moffat County Young Life has not been tallied.
Mick Loeffelbein, of Hayden, looks at a 1956 Chevy four-door sedan Saturday with his wife, Phyllis, at the Moffat County Young Life/Colorado Cruisers Car & Motorcycle Show. Competitors traveled from across Utah and Colorado to compete in the show.
The Moffat County Young Life/Colorado Cruisers Car & Motorcycle Show celebrated its fifth year Saturday, which featured 95 entries. Money raised from the show benefited Young Life.
Sheldon Roberts won People's Choice for his sculpture "Freedom Isn't Free." Roberts has competed in Whittle the Wood a few times before, he said, off and on throughout the years.
Robert Waits accepts his award Saturday for Artist's Choice. Fellow artists chose Waits' entry, "Lil Miss Moffat" as the best in the group. This was Waits' seventh year competing in Whittle the Wood.
Tara Dilldine dances with Tommy Simpson while Austin, Texas,-based band "Asleep at the Wheel" performs Saturday night at Whittle the Wood.
Devon Garduno, 5, reacts to Whittle the Wood carver Mark Rexinger as he cuts through a log Saturday in Craig City Park. Eleven wood carvers competed for $2,250 in total prize money.
Judges selected Forrest Dorman as the first-place winner Saturday at the 10th annual Whittle the Wood Rendezvous. His sculpture, "Mystic Wolves," earned him $1,000 in prize money. Dorman was a returning champion, who won first place last year for his "Hide and Seek" entry.
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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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