This was sent to me from my niece. I read the article from Jeff Burkhead about illegal immigrants in Arizona. Maybe he should move to Arizona so he can get a first-hand look at the many problems these unwanted illegal immigrants are bringing into our country.
Tag: Rangely
Thank you …
Kay Nickson of the Rangely Animal Shelter thanked Cub Scout members for making a donation to buy rawhide bones for dogs at the shelter. Members are: Ben Roberts, Jonathan Pennell, Kay Nickson, shelter manager;
2010 RANGELY HIGH GRADUATES
RANGELY I Following is a list of the 2010 graduates of Rangely High School: Juan Alonso Chumacero III Jovanna Beatriz Contreras Kindal Scott Cushman Adam Michael Dahl Michael Jennings Dillon
Letter: Rare birds disappear from Rangely home
Police need your help in solving the mysterious disappearance of four of Rangely’s newest community members: Flo, Mingo, Frankie and Gracie. These four individuals, after carefully considering many other communities, recently decided to make Rangely their permanent home. This small and welcoming community, with a sign reading “Rangely — A[Read More…]
Postseason awards for Panthers
RANGELY I The Panthers recently completed one of their best baseball seasons in recent memory, just falling short of advancing to regionals. Still, there was plenty to celebrate for league-champion Rangely. In postseason awards, team most valuable player was Adam Dahl, the Big Stick Award went to Kindal Cushman, the[Read More…]
Death Notice: Mable Juanita Banta
Mable Juanita Banta Died May 22, 2010 Mable Juanita Banta, 90, died May 22, 2010, in Grand Junction at her home. Memorial services are planned for June 19 at 2 p.m. in Rangely at the Rangely Christian Church.
Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 75 years ago • This week Oldland and Company are advertising a 40th anniversary sale at their Meeker store.
Letter: Tea Party wants to restore accountability
There were two letters to the editor in the May 27 Herald Times that particularly caught my eye. The first letter concerning the Tea Party asked questions that, in my opinion, the author knew the answers, but in the interest of extolling the party line feigned ignorance.
Rangely principal won’t return
RANGELY I The class of incoming seniors is accustomed to turnover. The seniors-to-be at Rangely Junior/Senior High will have their fourth principal in four years. Rob Winn, first-year principal at Rangely Junior/Senior High, did not have his contract renewed.
Opinion: Anderson continues grandmother’s Memorial Day tradition
Patty Anderson is continuing a tradition started by her grandmother. The day before Memorial Day, Patty and other family members and friends will go to two of the little-known cemeteries in the county and decorate the graves for the holiday.
RHS seniors compete in three events at state
RANGELY I The Rangely track team was fortunate enough to take two hard-working senior athletes to the State Track and Field Championships this past weekend. Logan Osborne qualified for the 300 hurdles and Audrey Hogan qualified for both the 800 run and the 1,600 run.
Obituary: Bill Sisneros
Bill Sisneros died March 1, 2010, while on an extended stay with his mother following the death of his father. William H. Sisneros was born in Alamosa to Margarito “Junior” and Ercillia “Archie” (Chavez) Sisneros. Bill was graduated from Rangely High School and spent time working in the oil fields,[Read More…]
