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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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17 April 2007
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jpaspo (Anonymous) says…
The information you received is great! This is high school. Kids get to show their school spirit, cheer for their classmates, and this is sports. Sports are very competitive and I played many sports in school. From a players standpoint, the louder and crazier your crowd, the better. I agree there are some comments that kids may make that should not be yelled or said, mainly racist or curse words. Other than that, it's all in good fun and it is those people who do not understand this that get upset. I agree completely with annoyed1 in that our community did a great job showing support, especially for girls since it has not been so strong in the past years. All in all i believe it's a good sign, not something Moffat County needs to work on.
17 April 2007
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jpaspo (Anonymous) says…
Einnor…I know you would like to speak about Mathematics, but how serious can we take a person who cannot even spell the word correctly? First of all, most salaries in this capitalist country we live in, has a lot to do with our education. You complain about the amount Pete and Joel make, yet they earn these salaries due to the amount of education they have sought out and received. Budget cuts happen everywhere and I think it is ridiculous to blame two people on this subject. The real thing to worry about is the amount of education the kids are still receiving, not how much a superintendent makes. If the kids are at no risk with their education, then let the superintendent do his job and stop ridiculing their every move. What did you expect to hear anyways…that everyone is going to take a pay-decrease?