September 2009
Photos for September 19, 2009
Carrie Borman adds cheese to a calzone Thursday at Burnett's home. Borman said putting calzones on the menu came to her after she had dinner at an Italian restaurant in Steamboat Springs.
MCHS junior Colin Walt goes for the sack against Battle Mountain's Parke Robbins, forcing him out of bounds in the third quarter. The Bulldogs' win against the Huskies brings their record to 3-0.
Angelo Raftopoulos cheers on his fellow Bulldogs during the second quarter of the game against visiting Battle Mountain High School. The Bulldogs ran off to an early lead in the game, putting 31 points on the board to the Huskies 7 before the half.
Moffat County High School senior Jasen Kettle blows past Battle Mountain High School defenders Friday night at Moffat County. Kettle put the first 6 on the board thanks to a 69-yard run early in the first quarter. The Bulldogs held their momentum throughout the game, defeating the Huskies, 45-7.
Pete Bergmann, former Moffat County School District superintendent, shows a class of Ridgeview Elementary third-graders how certain kinds of rocks stick to your tongue.
Ashleigh Wheeler, 8, holds up a piece of quartz during an Outdoor Education class Friday. The field trip, which takes place at Sherman Youth Camp north of Craig, features lessons on geology, compass directions and fire safety.
Burnett, right, and Borman prepare dough. Part of the new business is trial and error, they said, and on Thursday, they were trying new dough and testing the time it takes to prepare.
Borman adds garlic to the veggie filling for their calzones. Yummies prepares monthly menus that announce their offerings and that go out with deliveries.
Burnett, left, and Borman prepare ingredients Thursday for the test run of their calzones, which are part of their monthly menus.
A few finished calzones sit on the counter while Barbara Burnett rolls out more dough for the next round. Burnett said she enjoys the reaction she gets from people when they order from Yummies Catering. "If you know people like it and request it, you just feel good," she said.
Samantha Pearce, 11, hops out of a sheep wagon Friday after taking a look with her friend, Hannah Cutler, also 11, at Wyman Museum. The museum is gearing up for Craig Sheep Wagon Days, which begins today.
Bill Sawer spent years as a grounds keeper for Colorado Mountain College in Steamboat Springs, which has helped him when building the fields at his home. Sawer spends hours at a time mowing and tending to the grounds during the summer.
Bill Sawer talks Friday about the soccer fields he's building in front of his house at 2303 W. First St. Sawer funded the soccer fields with his own money, and the property features a practice field, futsal field and game field.
Safety in preparing meats is important to avoid becoming sick.
Sunset Elementary School first-graders make their way to gym class Thursday. About one-third of Moffat County elementary school classrooms are larger than the target size. For the larger classes, extra paraprofessionals are added during critical lessons.
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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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