Photo by Darian Warden

The flag at the Craig Fire Department remains at half mast in honor of the 26 who lost their lives at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Regardless of geographical distance, the tragedy sent shock waves and raised questions about the safety of children throughout the country, including in Moffat County. Moffat County School District administrators this week hosted two community meetings to let area parents ask questions and address concerns as well as to inform them of the district's safety protocols.

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