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Question of the week
News this week showed snowpack in the Yampa River basin has reached 94 percent of median for the date. Do you think Moffat County is out of the woods as far as drought concerns?
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14 April 2013
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
Congratulations Renee!!! So very sad to see you leave us at the Holiday Inn but so very happy and excited for you as you embark on a new adventure!
27 March 2013
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
Craig “city” voters. I live in the county and therefore am denied the right to vote for city officials :(
18 February 2013
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
Patrick, LOVE your energy and enthusiasm for improving education in Moffat County. This coming November, there will be, I believe, 5 positions up on the school board election. Maybe you can spread your enthusiasm and get more people interested in serving on the board. When I initially ran for the school board in 2003, there were 3 seats available for election and mine was the only contested seat. Four years later when I ran again, NO contested seats. I was term limited in 2011 with 4 seats up for election. I believe Tony St. Johns district was contested but 2 were not and one district did not even have a candidate so a board member had to be appointed. My point is that boards are supposed to represent the community in which they serve BUT If the community members do NOT participate, it is difficult, to say the least. I can honestly say to you that for the 8 years I served on the Board of Education, there was never a decision made without asking the question, “what is best for our students.” Thanks again for your thought provoking editorials and comments.
16 July 2012
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“I set a fire, I lit my trash — albeit in a closed container and while it was raining — with absolutely no risk of it spreading,” Gray said. “I violated the letter of the law and I am guilty of that without question. Would I do it again? Absolutely not.”
He admits guilt to violating the law and yet is not fined? Any expense incurred to the call out should be paid and an apology should be forthcoming to this community for his blatant disregard of the fire ban.
16 June 2012
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
Congratulations Lauren and good luck to you as you enter into your “new adventure”. You will do great!
21 May 2012
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
What a beautiful tribute to a beautiful lady. Your mom was a wonderful person and I know this would have brought a huge smile to her face! We truly enjoyed listening to you play.
1 May 2012
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
Well said Sandie! JoAnn, thank you for throwing your hat in the ring. I can't think of a better person for the job!!!
22 March 2012
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
Congratulations Annie and Melissa. Enjoy the experience and have fun!
4 March 2012
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
Really a nice article. Glad to hear Angie is doing well and her injury recovery left her strong.
6 February 2012
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TSnyder (Anonymous) says…
First and foremost, our government should look to itself and decrease the amount of revenues that it contributes to “overpopulation” (free medical, welfare, more babies equal more benefits, etc.) before they mandate that an employer provide contraception and/or abortion. As a Catholic Christian (yes, we actually are Christian) I do not believe it is the government's place to set up me or anyone else for “responsible birth control measures.” Personal responsibility should be just that - personal!