RBC I “The Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) announcement of plans for managing wild horses on public lands is not only disturbing but highlights their commitment to managing wild horses to extinction,” stated Ginger Kathrens, Volunteer Executive Director of The Cloud Foundation (TCF).
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Man from Meeker made my day
Dear Editor: My motorcycle trip last week could have been much briefer if it wasn’t for local Dale Lloyd. In my haste to go for a ride I discovered I had left my wallet at home.
Letter to the Editor: Caution on offers to print grant deeds, assessment profiles
Dear Editor: We have heard from several people in the community who have received solicitations from a company called Record Transfer Services. They are offering a copy of your current Grant Deed and Property Assessment Profile.
Outfitters threatened by minimum wage order; exemption sought
RBC I For more than 40 years, Mike Cottingham has been sending teenagers into national parks, forests and wilderness areas for multi-week backcountry outings. They run rapids, ride horseback and summit some of the West’s most famous peaks. But Cottingham believes he will be forced out of business by a[Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: Thanks to all for kind thoughts, deeds
Dear Editor: Edna Mae and Kim Gould, the Tod Gould Family, Julie McCrary and families, the Kelly Crawford Family, the Donald Hobbs Family and Carole O’Connor want to express our sincere appreciation to everyone. We all are deeply missing our son, husband, dad, brother, uncle and our beloved “Papa Mike.”
From My Window: Having to dial all 11 numbers for local call not progress—or good biz
My window is muddied up with what could be perceived is a case of lousy customer service. I’m not happy. But who cares? Right?
One Person’s Opinion: Hillary Clinton likely to charge new fees when it comes to fossil fuels extraction
RBC I During her official launch speech, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tossed out a big clue about the direction she would take the country’s climate change policy. If elected, she vowed, she would seek to make the United States a “clean energy superpower” and pay for the transition in[Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: Thanks to Rangely young men who helped elderly resident
Dear Editor: This note of recognition is for the charitable contribution and efforts of five young men who helped a local resident improve his property.
Letter to the Editor: Thanks to CPW and Sportsman’s Club for shooting event
Dear Editor: I would like to recognize and thank the Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife as well as the Meeker Sportsman’s Club for hosting the Jon Wangnild Memorial Shoot on July 5.
From My Window: Now not time for Rangely dinosaur repository; Range Call a success
In a battle between Rangely and Craig, who wins? No one, because there shouldn’t be a battle between the two, and that is pretty clear out my clear, recently rained-upon window. The loser is Colorado Northwestern Community College if there is a battle. The winner is CNCC if there is[Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: Hurray for Clean Power Plan
Dear Editor: It is becoming more clear by the month that what is good for the environment has benefits for many other aspects of humanity. Health care professionals are voicing the medical position that fossil fuels are detrimental to the length and health of a human life, and religion has[Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: Let’s get Rangely’s dinosaurs back to Rangely
Dear Editor: This is an open letter to the citizens of Rangely and the surrounding area. In the past year, we at the Rangely Junior College District (Colorado Northwestern Community College) have had a particular situation in Rangely occur. That situation, quite frankly, was a find many months ago in[Read More…]