RANGELY | Chevron USA recently donated $36,000 to Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) for support of its energy programs.
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Letter: Practice pool is appreciated
I would like to thank the very generous person who donated money toward a practice pool for the swim team,
Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 100 years ago • Gustaf Kracht was the winner of the greased-pig contest at the 4th of July festivities. Irene Amick won the 50-yard dash. Mary Amick won the nail driving contest.
Letter: Dogs aren’t lovable in neighbors’ yards
To the people in my neighborhood who have dogs, and let them run loose, it’s a big problem.
Fun fourth in Rangely
RANGELY | Kirstin Cushman slides down a water ride Friday during Rangely’s Fourth of July
Obituary: Robert J. ‘Bob’ Woodley
Well-known Rangely resident Robert J. “Bob” Woodley, 63, died early July 2, 2009, at his home, surrounded by his loving family.
Letter: Sentinel reporter missed the story
The article (in the Grand Junction Sentinel) by Mike Wiggins on the recent Rangely murder is about the sorriest reporting we have ever seen.
Construction may push school back
RANGELY I Construction at the school district’s two buildings is progressing on schedule, but whether the work will be done so classes can start by the target date, or soon after, remains to be seen.
Son set to make first court appearance July 17 in murder case; DA requests bond set at $2 million
RANGELY | When officers entered the house at 134 Darius Avenue on the afternoon of July 3, they found the body of Jerry Snider Sr. on the floor in the living room.
Locals remember elder Snider as ‘quiet guy … who got along with everybody’
RANGELY | Wes Torsell had only good things to say about his neighbor Jerry Snider Sr. Torsell lived next door to Snider Sr. on Darius Avenue in Rangely.
Need for speed
RANGELY I Fast cars run in the Miller family. Husband and father Ed enjoys drag racing, and wife and mother Christina likes to street race.
Classifieds: July 9, 2009 edition
Classifieds for the July 9 edition include:
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Panther track pulls back-to-back meets prepping for state. https://www.theheraldtimes.com/panther-track-pulls-back-to-back-meets/sports/
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With two weeks to the state track competition, the Cowboys are headed to the league meet in Grand Junction this weekend. https://www.theheraldtimes.com/mhs-track-team-heads-to-league-meet/sports/
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This is the 22nd year wildlife biologist Mary Cunningham has introduced classes of students from Meeker Elementary and Barone Middle School, as well as members of the public, to our local assortment of birds in honor of World Migratory Bird Day. https://www.theheraldtimes.com/celebrating-our-migratory-birds/meeker/
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There will be three cannon test shots fired downtown on Friday, May 3 as a test run for the 4th of July. For more information on the cannon itself, visit https://www.theheraldtimes.com/the-sound-of-history-come-to-life/meeker/
3 days ago
As the saying goes, "Small towns are the natural habitat of the drama llama."
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Feel like you're always "putting out fires" instead of doing the important things? https://www.theheraldtimes.com/editors-column-differentiating-the-urgent-from-the-important/opinion/
5 days ago
A Celebration of Life will be held by the family "when the weather warms up and the work is all done this spring," according to Kay's wishes.
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Three finalists for county administrator were interviewed by the commissioners last Tuesday. https://www.theheraldtimes.com/commissioners-interview-administrator-candidates/rio-blanco-county/
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