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Police Blotter: March 12
Feb. 27-March 4
Paonia ends Rangely girls’ season 41-28
Lady Panthers one game short of state tourney RANGELY — Coach Jimmie Mergleman was hoping her Lady Panthers would get another crack at Paonia, which beat Rangely in the district tournament.
EnCana again provides area scholarships
RBC — EnCana Oil and Gas (USA) Inc., encourages high school seniors who are pursuing a degree in engineering, geology or geophysics at a four-year university, to see their school counselors to apply for its High School Scholarship Program.
Shelter sponsors workshop about zoonotic disease
RANGELY — There will be a free zoonotic disease awareness workshop Friday at CNCC’s Weiss Building from 9 a.m to 1 p.m. There will be a free lunch following. The instructor will be Dr. Katie Steneroden. She has a master’s degree in public health and is the infection control officer[Read More…]
Pinewood Derby held for Rangely Cub Scout packs
RANGELY — The annual Cub Scout Pinewood Derby in Rangely was held once again at the LDS Church with boys from Pack 151, 189 and 191 competing for top prizes and a bit of pride.
Rod, Lenora Smuts ‘home of’ honorees
RANGELY — Rod and Lenora Smuts of Rangely are this week’s “home of honorees.” Rod moved to Rangely in 1960. Lenora is a Rangely native. The couple has been married 35 years.
Relay for Life planning meeting is tonight
RANGELY — On Aug. 21 and 22 the 2009 Rio Blanco Relay for Life is scheduled to be held in Rangely.
Heartwarming health history for Rangely girl
RANGELY — When she was 5 weeks old, Alivia Green had open heart surgery to repair a narrowing of the aorta. Now, 16 months old, she has had 14 surgeries and been in and out of the hospital for much of her young life. A chili benefit dinner was held[Read More…]
State education funding could come up short
As Rangely schools consider cost-cutting moves, superintendent says state funding could be 11 percent short in 2010-2011 school year RANGELY — While rethinking its budget process and considering ways to cut costs, the Rangely School Board is also bracing for a possible deficit in state funding for education.
RBC Days Gone By: February 26 Edition
Rangely girls move on to district semis at Meeker Friday
RANGELY — In what was the final home game for the seniors on the RHS girls basketball team, it was a total team effort that made sure they went out with a win against the West Grand Mustangs.
