Law enforcement activity for May 28-June 3, 2010, included the following:
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Police Blotter: May 28-June 3
Law enforcement activity for May 28-June 3, 2010, included the following:
Memories …
Patty and Harold Anderson and Edy George and daughter Kari Jo Stevens decorated graves at Meeker’s Highland Cemetery during Memorial Day services on Monday.
Letter: Scout thankful for support on project
Thank you for spending your time, efforts, and money to assist me in my Eagle Scout project. It was a large project and I couldn’t have done it without all of your help.
Another honor for LeBlanc
Another post-season honor in yet another category was bestowed on Wyoming Cowboy wrestler Joe LeBlanc, a former Meeker and Colorado state champion wrestler.
Nomination letter for Dr. Bob Dorsett
Editor’s note: Following is a nomination letter for Dr. Bob Dorsett, written by student Jessica Mullins, with help from teachers Patricia Robinson and Kathleen Kelley. Dorsett, a math and science teacher at Meeker High School, was honored recently with a Jared Polis Foundation Teacher Recognition Award. As a student at[Read More…]
Thank you …
Kay Nickson of the Rangely Animal Shelter thanked Cub Scout members for making a donation to buy rawhide bones for dogs at the shelter. Members are: Ben Roberts, Jonathan Pennell, Kay Nickson, shelter manager;
Letter: Fifth-graders thank event presenters
Our class just recently attended the outstanding “Right in your own Backyard” event to raise awareness of our area. We want to thank all the groups who came to provide information.
Meeker Locals
The weather cooperated with us for Memorial Day weekend, allowing the Meeker High School Class of 2010 to commence without benefit of snow or rain. Although Meeker did share the honor of lowest temperature across the state with Aspen, Leadville and Craig, at 38 degrees. Congratulations, graduates!
2010 RANGELY HIGH GRADUATES
RANGELY I Following is a list of the 2010 graduates of Rangely High School: Juan Alonso Chumacero III Jovanna Beatriz Contreras Kindal Scott Cushman Adam Michael Dahl Michael Jennings Dillon
Opinion: Life isn’t scripted for Rio Blanco County’s recent graduates
With Meeker High School’s commencement Saturday, I attended my third graduation ceremony in four weeks. First on the list of graduations was the one at Colorado Northwestern Community College, followed by Rangely Senior High.
Letter: Rare birds disappear from Rangely home
Police need your help in solving the mysterious disappearance of four of Rangely’s newest community members: Flo, Mingo, Frankie and Gracie. These four individuals, after carefully considering many other communities, recently decided to make Rangely their permanent home. This small and welcoming community, with a sign reading “Rangely — A[Read More…]
