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Opinion
Letter: The Casto twins are home, thanks to all
The Casto twins are home. We would like to say how much we appreciate the outpouring of support from the wonderful residents of Rangely.
Coverage may not be ‘positive,’ but it’s important
Based on letters to the editor, as well as notes I have received, there are some readers — responding to the newspaper’s coverage of Austin Stoner’s overdose and funeral service — who would have preferred space be devoted to more “positive” news.
Letter: Rangely P.O. collects 550 pounds of food
The Rangely Post Office thanks our many postal customers for giving to the National Association of Letter Carriers annual food drive for the hungry on Saturday, May 9.
Letters: Rock crawling club thanks contributors
The Rangely Rock Crawling Club would like to thank the following for making the first Ladies Day event at the park a huge success:
Letter: BMS students write in support of teacher
I think it is very unfair that Mr. Cockley has to leave.
Letter: Open government owed to residents
I would like to address this letter to the public. I was raised in the belief that government is employee of the people.
Loose Ends: Searching for signs of springtime
Two weeks ago, the signs of spring were all around us.
Kiser thankful for chance to judge art
Thank you, Mr. Andy Goettel, for the privilege of judging the Meeker High School Art Show.
Simmons family says thanks to community
The Toni Carroll Simmons family would like to express their heartfelt appreciation for the outpouring of love and support from this community!
Thanks, from Tucker tourney committee
We greatly appreciate Jim Cook, the Meeker Golf Association and all of the sponsors and participants who made the Second Annual Coach Bob Tucker Memorial Golf Tournament a success.
Drug abuse affects you and me
Soon after I moved to Rio Blanco County, I couldn’t help but wonder if I had done the right thing. And it had nothing to do with the new job.

