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Obituary: Mary Ann Flynn
Mary Ann Flynn of Rangely died Dec. 30, 2009, at Rangely District Hospital. She was 66.
Loose Ends: Timely offer shapes up
Never mind making any New Year’s resolutions or setting goals you will never achieve — a new opportunity has opened up that will make them for you.
Letter: Ecology program thanks local sponsors
Students and staff of the Meeker International Ecology Program at Meeker High School would like to thank Williams Field Services Group, Williams Production RMT Company, The Fairfield Trust,
Obituary: Marjorie Archuleta
Marjorie Archuleta died Nov. 6, 2009, in Las Vegas. She was born to Fred and Wilma Bashaw in Lawrence, Kan., on June 24, 1931.
Candy man!
Parkview Elementary student Tristen Rohn enjoyed a candy cane during a holiday party at the school prior to the Christmas break.
Letter: Scholarship recipient appreciates support
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the people of Meeker who have supported the “Grow Your Own” program through Pioneers Medical Center for scholarships for people either continuing their education or starting into the health field careers.
Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 110 years ago • The coal dealers are happy these days, 18 degrees below zero! • Frank E. Sheridan delivered the sheriff’s key (of Garfield) to Mr. Thomas, his successor.
Meeker Locals
If no news is good news, then the first week of 2010 must be going fairly well. Either that or everyone is too tired after the holidays to do much of anything.
Meeker’s Toni Simmons relieved to be cancer-free
Toni Simmons is ready to get her life back. Toni recently received the news she has been waiting for — she is cancer free. “It was like the whole world was lifted off my shoulders,” Toni said. “Stress went right out the door.” Now she’s ready to get on with[Read More…]
Letter: Frustrated with Herald Times site
I have been a subscriber to the online edition of the Herald Times from the beginning, but I will not renew my subscription any longer. Why?
Obituary: Bill Ben Allen
Bill Ben Allen passed away at Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, Calif., Dec. 27 of a severe stroke on Christmas night.
