RANGELY — Jack Rich was named the new chairperson of the Rangely District Hospital.
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Police Blotter: June 5, 2008
Activity for May 23-29, 2008
Cassera named coach
RANGELY — Colorado Northwestern Community College is pleased to announce the addition of Tom Cassera to the CNCC staff.
4-H club members spruce up the Rangely fairgrounds
RANGELY — Members of the Rangely 4-H Council and Udderly Cool Goat club met May 27 at the Rangely fairgrounds for a community service project.
Planner seeks GIS software for town
MEEKER — Two years ago Rio Blanco County hired Leif Joy to customize a geographic imaging system (GIS) for the county. The data accumulated by the county during the last two years is being made available to the towns of Meeker and Rangely by the county. The only cost to[Read More…]
Briefs: June 5, 2008
COGCC disputes network speaker
RANGELY — A spokesperson for the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) took exception to statements made by a speaker at the monthly networking meeting held in Rangely.
Harrison earns council’s art honor
RANGELY — Garth Harrison is the Rangely Arts Council artist of the month for June.
Epsilon Chi honors 120 years of service, membership
RANGELY — Epsilon Chi chapter of ESA ended the year with an awards dinner for members at the home of Gail Palmer with Dorothy Collins as co-host.
4-H club attends dog agility trials
RANGELY — Saturday, May 24 was a chilly and windy Colorado springtime day for a dedicated group of world-class athletes to descend on the town of Maybell.
Home Of: May 29, 2008
“Home of” 411 RANGELY — Levy and Paula Padilla of Rangely are this week’s “home of honorees.”
Region leaders gear up to protest new rules
RANGELY — A special report outlining planned regulations and legislation from state and federal government that would cripple or almost destroy the area’s economy was presented at Rangely’s monthly community networking meeting by Sandy Been of EIS Solutions in Grand Junction.
