November 2009
Photos for November 27, 2009
Senior Mitch Sammons, center, should contribute to the Moffat County High School boys varsity backcourt this season. The squad expects to use its quickness to be solid defensively.
Craig Fire/Rescue firefighters respond to a fire reported Wednesday at the Golden Cavvy. There was a small fire in the back of the building causing minimal damage.
Patti Disch, left, who works with dietary services at the Moffat County Jail, plates a hefty portion of turkey for a Thanksgiving meal Thursday at the jail. Fernando Rojas, an inmate who helps in the kitchen, waits patiently to drench the meat and stuffing with giblet gravy. Inmates and staff were served a traditional feast of turkey, green bean casserole, stuffing, vegetables, bread, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie for the holiday.
Patti Disch puts turkey onto a plate for the Thanksgiving meal Thursday at the Moffat County Jail. Disch and her staff plated 77 meals for inmates and guards.
Brent Chedsey, an inmate who helps in the kitchen, stacks trays ready to be served. Chedsey said he is most thankful this year for a healthy and supportive family.
Craig Police Department Officer Dale Secules will soon miss his familiar patrolling vehicle. In January, Secules will fill a detective position, formerly held by Ken Johnson, in the Police Department’s investigation unit.
Using a machine, Billy Richards shakes loose needles out of a Christmas tree before placing it on display at Tunies & Such Nursery & Landscaping. The machine helps keep needles out of customers’ homes during transportation.
Madison Meckley, 9, left, and Ashley Guerrero place price tags on trees outside of Tunies & Such Nursery & Landscaping. Both girls are granddaughters of business owner Bob Meckley.
Billy Richards, left, helps Bob Meckley, of Tunies & Such Nursery & Landscaping, secure the tree stand in place behind his showroom. The stand supports the tree and allows it to soak in water, allowing the tree to stay fresh throughout the holiday season.
Bob Meckley drills up into the base of a Christmas tree behind his showroom at Tunies & Such Landscaping & Nursery. Drilling the base prevents the tree from splitting when inserting the spike on the tree stand.
Bob Meckley, owner of Tunies & Such Nursery & Landscaping, stands next to a Nordman Fir in his Christmas tree showroom at 690 Yampa Ave. Meckley is celebrating 20 years of supplying Christmas trees to Craig residents.
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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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