RANGELY — Chris and Diane Baker
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BOCES board meeting set for March 31
RANGELY — Rio Blanco BOCES will hold a regular board meeting on Tuesday, March 31 beginning at 7 p.m. in the Rangely School District Board Room, 550 River Road to discuss the preliminary budget for 2009-2010.
Bloodmobile to be at Rangely High April 2
RANGELY — St. Mary’s Bloodmobile will be at Rangely High School from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursday, April 2. Photo ID is required to participate. Those who donate blood can earn free JUCO tickets.
Mountain of debt threatens future of Colorado West
RBC — Colorado West Regional Mental Health is in the business of helping people deal with their problems. But the organization has problems of its own.
Trying Times: Down economy means increased demand for services at Colorado West Mental Health
Given the times, it may come as no surprise that demand is up at Colorado West Regional Mental Health. Colorado West, which has its corporate headquarters in Glenwood Springs, serves a 10-county area, including Rio Blanco County, and has offices in Meeker and Rangely.
Rangely board votes to close Parkview
RANGELY – Parkview Elementary School’s days are numbered.
Police Blotter: March 19
Activity for March 6-12
Moon Lake manager expresses concern about proposed cap-and-trade system
RANGELY — Expensive. That’s the one word Grant Earl uses to describe a proposal by President Barack Obama to impose a cap-and-trade system on carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants.
Byers completes Eagle Scout project
RANGELY — An Eagle Scout project was carried out this past week by Hyrum Byers in which community members were instructed on how to maintain their own vehicles.
Rangely Library closed March 21-29
Rick, Audrey Moran ‘home of’ honorees
RANGELY — Rick and Audrey Moran of Rangely are this week’s “home of” honorees. The Morans are 13-year Rangely residents. They will be married 27 years March 27. Rick is a computer programmer for Chevron. Audrey does genealogy research at home. Rick and Audrey have three children: daughter Laura Fekken,[Read More…]
Principal says closing building is better than cutting the curriculum
RANGELY — Parkview Elementary Principal Mary Lansing said the district is considering closing the building, not the school.
