November 2009
Photos for November 26, 2009
Shalon Nakai, left, and Jennie Lou Delgado rearrange the pie display Wednesday at City Market. A variety of pies were available to add the finishing touches to today’s Thanksgiving meal.
Vicki Conrad looks over a section of turkeys on display Wednesday at City Market. Picking out the perfect turkey for a Thanksgiving meal can be a painstaking process for many, taking into account the amount of people to feed and the time needed to prepare it, holiday shoppers said.
“I’m thankful my family is coming to visit from Missouri.” — Wendy Roach
“I’m thankful to have my mother and to live in the United States. I’m happy to be back in my hometown with a good job and friends” — Patty Murphy
“I’m thankful for almost everything, especially life in the United States.” — Nina Lawton
“I’m thankful for my family.” — Tank Hammond
“I’m thankful for my health and the job my husband has with the economy the way it is.” — Toni Cartwright
The Moffat County boys varsity basketball team works for a rebound during a defensive drill Tuesday night. The team hopes its athleticism will make up for its lack of size this season in the Western Slope League.
Nine CNCC nursing students received their Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) pins this fall. They are each continuing in the nursing program, and will graduate with an associate’s degree in applied science in May 2010. From left, are Jessie Grandbouche, Cathy Kmetz, Katie Barnes, Joan Hillewaert, Pieter Marshall, Brandy Rule, Laura Wiskeman, Jessica Stevenson and Carrie Thorpe.
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Question of the week
Should high school officials be allowed to withhold diplomas from students as punishment for behavior deemed inappropriate during a graduation ceremony?
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