October 2009
Photos for October 10, 2009
Jenny and Brady Meier show off their dance moves during a photo shoot with the Steamboat Today in October 2007. Brady Meier, 29, died Friday after a construction site accident at the base of Steamboat Ski Area.
Brady Meier and his wife, Jenny, dance at the Pioneer Day Block Party in downtown Steamboat Springs on July 4. The couple hosted swing dancing workshops.
Peggy Gonzales, of Craig, enjoys the breeze on a cruise on Lake Champlain in Vermont. Thirty-one Northwest Coloradans went on a six-day trip to Boston and Vermont as a part of Colorado Northwestern Community College's Continuing Education program.
Andrew Raftopoulos takes a dive into the fishing pond at Loudy-Simpson Park on Friday afternoon during the Great Cardboard Boat Regatta. Raftopoulos' boat, shaped as a pencil, could not stay afloat in the cold, choppy water.
Sara Kurz, left, and Jessi Moser paddle their cardboard duck back to shore during the Great Cardboard Boat Regatta on Friday at Loudy-Simpson Park.
Juniors Charlie Griffiths, front, Mike Miller and Dylan Reed work hard to get their boat, named "Jaws," back to shore during the regatta Friday at Loudy-Simpson Park. Their boat unofficially tied for first place with a time under 50 seconds. Thom Schnellinger, Moffat County High School principle, cruises behind the students in his safety boat.
Moffat County High School students prepare for launch during the Great Cardboard Boat Regatta on Friday. The MCHS science department organized the regatta, and 19 student-built boats participated.
Nathan Ellgen stands at the mast to stabilize the boat he built with Brodie Schulze and Greg Blackstun, who oar to shore Friday during the regatta. The boat, built with a pirate theme, featured a flame-thrower on the bow.
Junior Emily Miller waves to the crowd from the student float promoting the upcoming high school production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, which will open in November.
Freshman Trevor Kroese plays his trumpet as the Moffat County High School marching band leads the rest of the parade.
Kelsey Grinstead, Moffat County High School homecoming queen, waves to the crowd during the 2009 Homecoming parade Friday.
Jaidyn Steele, 8, holds her dog, Roxy, on the Moffat County High School Rodeo Team float.
Children from Mrs. Haddock's second grade and Ms. Cookston's kindergarten classes from Sandrock Elementary School watch as the American Legion float comes by with the United States Flag during Friday's 2009 homecoming parade.
Abbe Adams, 5, left, and Trinity Boulger, 5, sit in the back of a vintage automobile restored by the Wyman Museum Friday afternoon during the homecoming parade.
Freshman football player Garrett Stewart reaches in his bag for a handful of candy while his teammates behind him hand out candy to the crowd as part of the football team's homecoming float.
Evelyn Quezada, 11, left, and Austin Myers, 8, right, grab some candy during the 2009 homecoming parade on Victory Way.
Pablo Salcido, right, stiff arms an Eagle Valley High School Devil defensive back during the Homecoming football game Friday night. Salcido made a return from an earlier ankle injury and racked up 72 rushing yards.
Matt Linsacum, left, secures the tackle while Jordan Wilson strips the ball during Friday night's varsity football Homecoming game. Moffat County won, 42-0.
Above is a soda pop bottle from Craig Bottling Works, which is part of the collection at the Museum of Northwest Colorado.
The Moffat County Cowbelles organization is trying to bolster its membership. Some current members are, from left, president Arloa Gerber, vice president Dollie Frentress and secretary Vivian Murray.
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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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