RANGELY I The Meeker office of the Bureau of Land Management last Friday released for public review an environmental assessment addressing the gather plan for removing a specific herd of about 100 wild horses south of Rangely.
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Police Blotter: June 18-24
Law enforcement activity for June 18-24, 2010, included:
Obit: Paula Fessenden
Paula Fessenden Died Feb. 16, 2010 Paula Fessenden, 82, passed away on Feb. 16, 2010. Mrs. Fessenden taught first grade at Rangely Elementary School for 20 years. When she first started to teach in Rangely, she commuted from Bonanza, where her husband worked. They moved to Rangely and continued to[Read More…]
Chambers name members of the week
RBC I This week’s Meeker Chamber Member of the Week is rancher Reed Kelley. To read the story, go to www.meekerchamber.com.
Obituary: Carl Cochrane
Carl Cochrane Died June 17, 2010 Carl Cochrane, 57, died June 17, 2010, in Rangely with his family by his side. Carl was born in Dragerton, Utah, in 1953 and was raised in Sunnyside, Utah. He graduated from East Carbon High School in 1971 and continued his education a Southern[Read More…]
Welded to his art
Anniversary present for his wife was start of Kyle Stewart’s art RANGELY I By trade, Kyle Stewart is a welder. It runs in the family. His passion, however, is using his welding skills to create metal art. Stewart remembers the day he began making metal art. It was Sept. 15[Read More…]
AG Church builds new youth center
MEEKER I There’s nothing secretive or hidden about the new youth center at the Assembly of God Church. Quite the contrary, in fact.
Sheriff’s office to disconnect old number
RBC I Several years ago, Rio Blanco County’s IT Department changed out the phone system in the county offices to a voiceover IP system. Because of that, the county had to change numbers. Undersheriff Mike Joos said the old sheriff’s office telephone number (878-5023) has never been shut off, because[Read More…]
4-H Club News
RANGELY | The Rangely 4-H council met June 7 with four members attending. RaeLynn Norman, Shelby Neiberger, Torie Slagle and Tessa Slagle started the meeting in a competition of building “humans” with PVC pipe.
Byers serves mission for church
Hyrum Mark Byers, son of Mark and Beverly Byers of Rangely, left on May 26 to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Anaheim, Calif.
Police Blotter: June 11-17
Law enforcement activity for June 11-17, 2010, included:
Obituary: Robert Brent Page
Robert Brent Page Aug. 5, 1946~June 10, 2010 Robert, age 63, passed away June 10 from a prolonged battle with cancer. Bob, as everyone called him, lived most of his life in Dinosaur. He worked 36 years for the National Park Service. As a young man he could be found[Read More…]
