Board, patrons debate closing

RANGELY — What a difference a year makes. Or six months.
“We look back at September and we had over 40 new students, we were looking at a bond issue, oil was over $100 a barrel and things looked good,” said Matt Scoggins, Rangely School Board president. “Wow, how things have changed.”
To deal with the economic changes affecting the district, School Board members invited the public to give its input at an informational meeting…