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Executive director Tatiana Achcar, right, consults Alejandra Segovia at the offices of Integrated Community on Wednesday afternoon. The nonprofit group, which works to strengthen relationships between immigrants and neighbors in Routt and Moffat counties, received a $20,000 grant from the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado to pay for a strategic plan and training.

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Tyson James Grant and Leah Renae Lambrecht

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The Moffat County High School girls freshman basketball team wrapped up its regular season with a 17-2 record. "They worked hard and got better every week," freshman coach Norm Yoast said. "They realized in early January that they couldn't just overpower everybody and that's when they really turned it around."

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The Moffat County High School girls junior varsity team wrapped up its regular season with a 17-2 record. The junior varsity team, coached by Matt Ray, won its games by an average of 20 points per game. "They played all-around, balanced team basketball," Ray said. "All the girls were involved and contributed to a true team concept."

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Karli Merrell, 3, takes advantage of the weather Wednesday by attempting to fly a kite with the help of her father, Vance, at Loudy-Simpson Park.

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Moffat County High School girls basketball coach Craig Mortensen addresses his team Wednesday at the beginning of practice. The Bulldogs face the top-ranked Broomfield Eagles today in the Sweet 16 round of the 4A high school girls basketball state playoffs.

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A cow got its head stuck in a toy box shaped like a football Feb. 26 at Dave Seely's ranch on South Ranney Street in Craig. Luckily, Seely was nearby to help the animal remove the obstruction.

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