Gar Williams: Fiduciary responsibility
The "Historic Donation" article in June 12's newspaper brings up several questions in my mind.
Bill Hesselgren: Museum, library have so many benefits
Voters elected months ago not to fund the library and museum. Why they were joined at the hip, so to speak, as one issue for voters puzzled me. They are not the same thing, and deserved individual consideration.
Paul James: No conflict of interest
Since my election, and to be more pertinent, since the last city council meeting where I made a motion to begin the process to put recreational cannabis on the ballot for November, my "conflict of interest" has been thrown around a lot, mainly by the same people who have been trying to prevent our success since we began this process.
John Kinkaid: Fire board concerns
In all of the time that I’ve lived in Moffat County, I’ve never known how much money the fire department brings in and spends. All taxing entities have an obligation to keep voters informed on their finances. That’s true of the city, county, MCSD, CNCC and Craig Fire/Rescue.
Andy Daniels: Be part of the solution
I write to you today with an impassioned plea. Having now been in Craig for a number of years, I (as probably you have also), heard the calls that “someone should do something about (insert topic)”. Even as people in the community try, others seem to do nothing more than complain about those that try to make changes. It is about our future as a community that I write to you today.
Bere Neas: Vote Macys for Yampa Valley Electric board
My name is Bere Neas. I was born and raised in the Yampa Valley. My father Irlan Neas was a banker in the community for over 50 years and also past chairman of the Yampa Valley Electric Association. When I graduated from Colorado State University, I moved to Denver where I was in banking for approximately 40 years. I retired and moved back to my beloved community of Steamboat Springs, in the Yampa Valley.
David Corey: Vote Grobe to Yampa Valley Electric board
I would like to voice my support for Chuck Grobe to be elected as our representative to the Yampa Valley Electric Board.
Richard Bright: Pot? Not
I sincerely hope Craig doesn't allow Pot Sales and other narcotics to ruin a beautiful small town like it has most of the rest of the state.
John Pogline: In the weeds
I just read in the Craig Press that Mr. Paul James made a motion to begin writing an ordinance for marijuana. It seems to me Mr. James making that motion is a conflict of interest...
John Kinkaid: Hope is a powerful thing
A well-run alcohol and drug rehab facility could be a real asset for the community, similar to MRH and CNCC.
Edna Johnson family: Thank you
The family of Edna I. Johnson wants to express our sincere gratitude for all the condolences, prayers, flowers, and cards to our family.
Maggie Schoeberl: A fond farewell
Unfortunately, I did not get to say a proper goodbye last week to the Craig community, MRH staff and patients I have grown to love so dearly over the past almost-5 years.
Chamberlain family: Thank you for support in tough time
Thank you from the Jeff Chamberlain family. We want to express our sincere gratitude for all the thoughts and prayers for our family.
Kathy Shea: Thanks for getting our backs
The Senior Social Center would like to thank Jennifer Riley and her Dermatology team for hosting a recent Skin Check Clinic.
Interfaith Food Bank: Thanks a ton to Craig Post Office employees
The Interfaith Food Bank would like to thank the Craig Post Office employees for all their hard work and the community members who supported the annual USPO Food Drive.
Gus R. Halandras: Wolf reintroduction last thing we need
I just read a survey on the internet sponsored by a group called “Lake Research Partners” and “New Bridge Strategy” that claim “that two-thirds of Colorado’s voters favor restoring wolves in Western Colorado." I am appalled that two-thirds of Colorado’s population is that irresponsible and emotionally ignorant of the true picture.
Allen Hischke: Use recreational marijuana money for rec center funding
I just saw an article on the internet that stirred interest in me. The article told of Aurora, Colorado and their quest to build a rec center. They finally were able to build their rec...
Deborah Roberts: Please attend pension meeting, PERA recipients
The Northwest Colorado unit of the Colorado Schools and Public Employees Retirement Association will be holding a meeting at the Moffat County School District Board Room at 7 p.m. May 22.
Kathy Shea: Thanks for a fun night
The Senior Social Center would like to thank all the volunteers, great cooks, fantastic helpers and tireless folks that just are there for us, for another fun and successful Game Night, our Tres de Mayo celebration on Friday night.
Northwest Colorado Recreation Foundation: Back to the drawing board
We, the members the of the Northwest Colorado Recreation Foundation, hear your requests to see the financial data for a proposed recreation center.
