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Meeker Locals: February 28, 2008
MEEKER — The White River Museum has sold out of all its copies of “Ropin’ The Past,” a collection of stories written by former Meeker resident Rich Lyttle.
BLM seeks scoping comments on pipeline
RBC — The Bureau of Land Management seeks public scoping comments on a proposal to build a 153-mile pipeline from southwest of Meeker to east of Wamsutter, Wyo.
Loose Ends: Good neighbors — an untapped resource
MEEKER — “You’re going so fast, there must be a house afire!” my neighbor called out one afternoon as I hurried by on my way to the post office.
Child screen event set for Rangely, Meeker
RBC — Child Find is coming. Horizons Specialized Services, in conjunction with Rio Blanco BOCES, the Department of Social Services, County Health, Aspen Dental Clinic and Columbine Medical Clinic are all getting together to screen our young children ages 6 months to 5 years in Rangely and Meeker.
Frog fossils return to Dinosaur National Monument
DINOSAUR — Two slabs of late Jurassic frog fossils have returned to Dinosaur National Monument after more than a decade at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Stranathan nominated
MEEKER — Pam Stranathan, principal of Barone Middle School, has made it to the top cut of the MetLife Principal of the Year Award.
Birth Announcement: Reagan Aubrey Lopez-Lamoreaux
RBC — Alexis and Karver would like to announce the birth of their little sister, Reagan Aubrey Lopez-Lamoreaux, born to
News Briefs: February 28, 2008
Network stresses involvement by all
RANGELY — Many of Rangely’s community organizations led by boards of directors are going to be holding elections to place new members.
Children’s Health Fair coming in March
RBC —- The Annual Children’s Health Fair is coming. It will be held March 24-25 in Rangely and March 31 and April 1 in Meeker. Each year there are questions from parents and we would like to take the opportunity to answer some of the most frequently asked ones.
Commissioners approve Williams gas plant project
RBC — Rio Blanco County Commissioners approved a Special Use License (SUL) for Williams Field Services Company for the construction, operation and maintenance of the Willow Creek Gas Plant Project in the Piceance Basin last Monday.
