Marvin I. Carstens August 6, 1928 – February 25, 2008 Marvin I. Carstens died Feb. 25, 2008, in the Walbridge Wing of Pioneers Hospital in Meeker at the age of 79.
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Rendezvous features family activities May 16-18
RIFLE – Throughout history, the “rendezvous” was known as a place where people of all cultures gathered together to exchange wares, swap some stories and enjoy a brief respite from the lonely isolation of their daily frontier life.
Blue Mountain Inn and Suites nears completion in May
RANGELY — Blue Mountain Inn and Suites will soon open its doors to the public, ushering in the latest of conveniences for tourists, the itinerant workforce and local residents as well.
Human Resource Council seeks applications, donations
RANGELY — The Rangely Human Resource Council has been operating in Rangely for more than 20 years. Its members come from a variety of backgrounds and are united in the purpose of alleviating poverty, enhancing public health and welfare and providing opportunities for assistance and information to the community of[Read More…]
Accountability committee seeking parent input
MEEKER — The Meeker High School Accountability Committee is seeking parent input (through surveys) at upcoming parent-teacher conferences in March.
Jump For Heart a success
MEEKER — Throughout February, Debbie Cook’s health and physical education classes took an exciting and informative journey into the human heart.
Sheep Club looks ahead to district retreat
Special to the Herald Times MEEKER — The sheep club held its second meeting of the year Feb. 11 at 7 p.m.
Letters to the Editor: March 6, 2008
Dear Editor, I am pleased to hear the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission recently decided to include industry experts in the ongoing rule-making process. I hope this inclusion has been legitimate and meaningful. As you know, thousands of people who make their living in the oil and gas business[Read More…]
Meeker Locals: March 6, 2008
MEEKER — Ah, “mud season,” that additional season enjoyed — or endured — by Meeker residents, has made its appearance between snowstorms.
Loose Ends: Sense of place continues to be strong
MEEKER — You know how everyone has to sit in the same place, week after week? I overheard someone in the new rec. center say, “You go ahead, I’m waiting for the other one,” as they gathered all their sundries for the shower.
Panthers win third at state model bridge contest
By Jeff T. Miller Special to the Herald Times RANGELY — The Rangely High School Bridge Building team continued its tradition of success at the Professional Engineers of Colorado state model bridge contest with a third place finish in region two last Saturday.
Correction: March 6, 2008
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