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Lauren Roberts, center, and the Moffat County High School volleyball team work on a blocking drill during Wednesday's practice. The Bulldogs play host to the Steamboat Springs High School Sailors for a rivalry match at 6:30 p.m. today.

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Lauren Roberts, an MCHS junior, sets a ball to her teammate during practice.

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John Zamora, of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, educates Moffat County residents about the growing risk of identity theft Wednesday at American Legion Post 62. The presentation was part of the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association's Aging Well Program.

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Name: Slade Gurr Position: President Grade: Sophomore Future goal: Go to pharmacy school and someday run for public office Quotable: "I like planning things like homecoming. Someone has to do it, and I might as well because I want to make a difference."

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Name: Rebecca Pugh Position: Treasurer Grade: Sophomore Future goal: To become a forensic scientist Quotable: "I like the leadership skills that I learn as treasurer."

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Name: April Rodgers Position: Secretary Grade: Sophomore Future goal: To become a marriage counselor or therapist Quotable: "One of my hobbies is helping people. I love Student Council knowing I can help everyone."

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Name: Velvet Warne Position: Vice President Grade: Junior Future goal: To do something in the medical field or marine biology Quotable: "I like giving my input and getting input from others. I like working to change our community, school and nation."

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The Craig Association of Realtors gave Kevin Peck, owner of Northwest Title Company, a certificate of special recognition Wednesday for his support of the association. Peck, center, is holding the certificate.

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Logan Otis, 14, from left, Kevin Hickson, 14, and Matt Herschberg, 17, began making T-shirt designs two weeks ago. They create their designs using stencils and spray paint and are hoping to turn it into a business, which they have tentatively named "Unholy Warfare."

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Logan Otis shows off one of the trio's designs on his shirt, a stencil of a brass knuckle. The group has begun taking custom orders from friends and spending their time after school making shirts.

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