Ben Bulkeley Reporter
Ben Bulkeley graduated from the University of New Hampshire in May, 2008. Before coming to the Craig Daily Press, Ben interned at the Portsmouth Herald, in Portsmouth, NH, and worked at the Eagle Times, in Claremont, NH.
Recent stories
- Brian Ivy signs letter of intent to Concordia University
- November 20, 2009
- When Brian Ivy signed his letter of intent to triple- and long-jump with the track team at Concordia University next year, it completed an improbable run.
- 2009 hunting season slower than usual
- November 20, 2009
- Leland Reinier, owner of Big Cat Taxidermy in Craig, said business has suffered this year because the number of hunters has dropped. When there aren’t large numbers of out-of-town hunters, the community suffers, Reinier said.
- MCHS athletic director said 1st season exceeded expectations
- November 19, 2009
- Richard Wildenhaus, who became Moffat County High School’s athletic director in July, said his first season on the job netted nothing but positive impressions.
- Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee stops in Craig
- World Series game winner talks to MCHS baseball team
- November 19, 2009
- Cliff Lee, the 2008 American League Cy Young winner and ace of the Philadelphia Phillies, took a detour from his Northwest Colorado hunting trip Wednesday and appeared at Auto Parts of Craig, signing autographs for the Moffat County High School baseball team.
- Pomeroy is just 1 of the guys
- She doesn’t care what gender her teammates are — so long as they pass the puck
- November 18, 2009
- Kelsie Pomeroy doesn’t skip drills because she’s a girl. She doesn’t ask for special treatment because a ponytail sticks out underneath her helmet. All she asks is that her teammates give her the puck when she’s poised to score. Pomeroy, 15, is the sole girl on the Moffat County Bulldog Club Hockey team.
- A look at how MCHS teams finished the season
- November 17, 2009
- With cross-country and football seasons coming to an end, the Moffat County High School fall sports season came to a close. Although no teams took home state titles, almost every Moffat County team was in contention entering the final month of play.
- Cougars youth hockey team falls to Blades
- November 16, 2009
- After having already won its first game of the day against Grand Valley, the Craig Youth Hockey bantam Cougars weren’t able to capitalize on the momentum against the Gunnison Blades. Playing Saturday night at the Moffat County Ice Arena, the Cougars fell, 4-0, to the Blades.
- CMS basketball tames Meeker, wins 42-25
- November 16, 2009
- On Saturday, the Craig Middle School eighth-grade boys basketball team was able to avenge an earlier season loss to Meeker by topping the Cowboys, 42-25.
- Bad Dogs youth wrestling succeeds
- Team comes away with 8 1st-place finishes
- November 14, 2009
- After facing tough competition in the first national meet of the year, the Bad Dogs youth wrestling team got back to its winning ways in Granby. Wrestling in the Wild West match Nov. 7, the Bad Dogs were in midseason form, coach Rodney Klimper said.
- Midnight Madness brings out support for MCHS basketball
- November 14, 2009
- Even with the first Moffat County High School home basketball game not scheduled before the new year, there was no problem packing the gym. During the first Midnight Madness, the boys and girls teams scrimmaged with more than 100 people in attendance at Moffat County High School.
Recent photos
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee signs autographs for fans Wednesday night at Auto Parts of Craig and Airtek Filters. The 2008 American League Cy Young Award winner is in Northwest Colorado on a hunting trip.
Cliff Lee poses with members of the Moffat County High School boys baseball team. From left are Scott Costello, Trevor Goodwin, Kulen Turner, Lee, Halen Raymond, Greg Blackstun and Ben Williams.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee signs Kulen Turner’s glove Wednesday at Auto Parts of Craig and Airtek Filters. Lee met with members of the Moffat County High School baseball team.
Cliff Lee signs an autograph for Trenton Hillewaert, 9, on Wednesday night. Lee is in Northwest Colorado on a hunting trip.
Richard Wildenhaus became the Moffat County High School Bulldogs’ athletic director in July. Having recently completed the fall sports season, Wildenhaus said the community and the school have exceeded his already high expectations.
