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Volume 131, Number 40 n May 5, 2016 n theheraldtimes.com Incumbents Dodds, Overton and Halandras reelected to fire board By DOC WATSON had to be turned away with an under - ly members of the same, U.S. citizens huge way that dence, and I’m any of the chal - Special to the Herald Times standing apology. employed by the federal government you believe in us going to try to do lengers, and both According to election official residing outside the United States and and our volun - them a good job.” David Luzmoor MEEKER I In what has proven Dawn Jastrem, “This was a very good other private citizens residing outside teers. I appreciate Sherri and Jamie to be a hotly contested race during the turnout for a special election like the U.S. everyone taking Halandras, a for - Cogswell each last few months, all three incumbent this.” Out of about 2,500 registered Incumbent Rick Dodds, who has time to vote. mer EMS worker received 107 candidates for the Meeker Fire voters, 573 ballots were counted, served on the board a little less than Thank you again who has served votes. Board—Rick Dodds, Sherri which translates to almost 23 percent. two years, filling an open position in for your support on the board for There are Halandras and Doug Overton—were Those numbers not only reflect May of 2014, received 476 votes, the and confidence.” four years, challenges ahead reelected last night by wide margins the turnout at the polls, but also most of all the candidates, in fact. He Receiving received 439 for the Meeker at a special election held at the include the UOCAVA votes. UOCA - had this to say about not only his vic - Rick 453 votes, Doug Sherri votes and also Doug Fire Board, Meeker Fire House. VA refers to the Uniformed and tory but the other incumbents as well: Dodds Overton, who Halandras voiced her appre - Overton selecting a new The polls opened at 7 a.m. and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting “I would like to express my heartfelt was a volunteer ciation: “I want to fire chief heading closed promptly at 7 p.m. Voter Act. People covered under the act thank you to the people who reside in chief for 10 years and on the fire thank everyone who voted for me. I the list. The election results, howev - turnout was strong throughout the day include: members of the seven the Rio Blanco Fire Protection department for 22 years, also com - want to do the best job I can.” er, indicate who the voters think are right up to closing. One voter, in fact, Uniformed Services, members of the District for their support for Doug, mented: “I am humbled. I appreciate As for the challengers, David the best people to meet those chal - was only about 15 seconds late but U.S. Merchant Marine, eligible fami - Sherri and myself. You’ve shown in a everybody’s vote and their confi - Cole received 165 votes, the most of lenges. Semi-finalists named for CNCC president By the Herald Times Staff position are:
RANGELY I Four candidates Dr. Debra Teachman being considered for president of Teachman is currently vice presi - Colorado Northwestern Community dent for academic affairs and student College were in the area this week services at Southern West Virginia touring campuses in Craig and Community and Technical College in Rangely and meeting CNCC employ - Mt. Gay, W.V. Prior to her time in ees and community members. West Virginia, she spent 14 years at The Colorado Community New Mexico State University College System leadership began the Alamogordo (NMSUA), a compre - process in March to replace Russell hensive community college within the George who announced he would be New Mexico State University System, retiring as president of CNCC. with 10 of those years as vice presi - According to system President Dr. dent for academic affairs and one Nancy McCallin, to direct the search nine-month period as interim presi - process, the Colorado Community dent during a presidential search. Dr. College System hired Association of Teachman also spent six years as a Community College Trustees full-time faculty member in English at COURTESY PHOTO (ACCT), a national non-profit organi - Marshall University in Huntington More than 140 science fair exhibits were on display at Parkview Elementary school last Thursday, presented by students from first zation that focuses on community col - W.V., after earning her Ph.D. at the through eighth grades. CNCC students served as judges for the event. Winners will be announed at Parkview’s awards night on May leges executive searches. University of California, Davis. 17. She noted in an email that in the first month of the process, ACCT has Dr. Lisa Stich collected applications and reviewed Stich has more than 25 years of the submissions for qualified candi - experience in higher education. Dr. dates. Qualified candidates were pre - Stich earned a doctorate in education sented to the search committee that is from Capella University and her mas - comprised of college, community and ter’s in health administration from PSpeacial tor the kHeralvd Timies ew science fair a success system representatives. Cardinal Stritch College. She earned a on display and completely filled up presentation, board appearance, Mary Lansing, Sarah Campbell, The search committee held video - bachelor’s degree in psychology from the spectator gym. and experimental design, students Pam Brady and Lenora Smuts who conference interviews with the most Ripon College, and another bachelor’s RANGELY I The science fair The students were able to pick could earn a score up to 150. donated their time and talents in qualified candidates and selected in health record administration from at Parkview Elementary School their own projects and partners as In the upcoming days scores judging the elementary and the semi-finalists for campus visits. Emory University. She is a 2014 grad - was a great success last Thursday. long as the project was testable. will be tallied and first, second and various college professors who Two candidates were on campus uate of the Executive Leadership Students from fourth to eighth These ranged from the effects of third place will be given. These helped get our judges signed up. Tuesday for in-person interviews, and Institute (ELI), of the League for grade participated along with a few aspirin on plant growth to the will be announced at awards night The gracious cash prizes another two candidates were on cam - Innovation in the Community of the gifted students from first and effect of video games on blood on May 17. donated from the Bank of the San pus Wednesday. College. third grade, and one student who pressure. College students from The science department would Juans was greatly appreciated as By June or July a new CNCC She started her higher education just loves science and wanted to CNCC served as judges as they like to thank Mr. Mergelman for was the funds from the school dis - president is expected to be named. participate for fun. floated through tables lined with helping in setup; Mrs. Sizemore trict. Thanks for making the sci - projects. Scoring the students on and Mr. Boydstun for being subs; ence fair the success it was. The four semi-finalists for the u See CNCC , Page 6A More than 140 exhibits were Can you get medications locally? Senate debating now By REED KELLEY Meeker Drugs owner Diana Jones Broomfield, and Jon Becker, R-Ft. State Representative Bob Rankin, R- Health Care and Human Services the bill. Special to the Herald Times confirms the situation saying that Morgan. They claim 27 other states Carbondale, urging him to support the Committee April 5 on a narrow 7-6 Senate President Bill Cadman more than one health insurance com - have already passed similar laws. bill. mixed partisan vote. It passed House assigned the bill to the Senate State, MEEKER I Meeker business - pany has said this is how they will be Becker says none of these states have He was originally inclined to floor second reading with the recom - Veterans and Military Affairs woman, Cassie McGuire, was furi - working. They are requiring, or indi - seen an increase in cost attributable to oppose the bill as industry lobbyists mended committee amendments Committee and to the Finance ous. cating they will require, that all refills pharmacy choice. were saying the primary mail order April 7, but only after heavy debate. Committee. Both committees are con - She went to Meeker Drugs and be obtained by mail order. Opponents of the measure argue prescription fulfillment outfit in the The House came back to the bill sidered difficult to get bills through. told them that her family health insur - Jones is so concerned what this that consumers being allowed to state, Express Scripts, already had a with more contentious debate on third The only two options in the State ance company had informed her that may mean for her business and other choose where to obtain their drugs relationship with 95 out of 104 inde - reading April 14, passing it narrowly Affairs Committee, then, were to kill in the future, with the exception of rural, small-town pharmacies that will spark price hikes, or jeopardize pendent pharmacies in the state, so on a 34-31 vote (25 Democrats and the bill or move it to Finance. first or emergency orders, they would she’s been working with RxPlus, a current contracts between insurers the transition to all mail-order pre - nine Republicans voted for the bill; With Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg, R- only cover prescription drugs pharmacy association, to support and pharmacies. Reports from Denver scriptions would be seamless and 22 Republicans and nine Democrats Sterling, being vice-chair of the com - acquired by mail order. House Bill 16-1361 in the Colorado indicate this bill has caused some of harmless. voted against the bill). mittee and being a prime sponsor of She doesn’t like it—she wants to Legislature, which would require that the most intense opposition of the ses - Harmless? Jones sees no way The House Republicans who sup - HB 1361, the bill passed to the get her prescriptions in person, in customers have their choice of phar - sion from lobbyists for business small town pharmacies like hers can ported the bill were from largely rural Finance Committee on a 4-1 vote Meeker, she wants to support her fel - macies. groups and insurance companies. survive without having the refill busi - districts while the Democrats that low Meeker business and she can’t The prime sponsors of the bill in Jones was pleased the Rio Blanco ness. opposed the bill were from urban dis - always wait for mail service. the House are Dianne Primavera, D- County Commissioners contacted The bill cleared the House Public tricts. Rep. Rankin voted in favor of u See PHARMACY , Page 6A
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n Science Friday with Doc music, appetizers and drink spe - Bob. Fridays from 10-11 a.m. at cials. Visit meekerchamber.com the Meeker Public Library. for more details. n n Gentlemen’s Group on Meeker area veterans and Tuesdays at 9 a.m. in the Meeker family members are invited to an Recreation Center Lounge. informational meeting to learn Thursdays at the VFW, 290 more about PTSD, TBI Fourth St., 10-11 a.m. Adults 50+, (Traumatic Brain Injury), MST stop by for refreshments and con - (Military Sexual Trauma) and free versation. Call 878-3403 or visit services you may qualify for. www.meekerrecdistrict.com for Lunch provided by the Meeker more information. VFW. (Veteran does not need to be enrolled in the VA System to n Quilting Group . Tuesday qualify.) Saturday, May 7 at 11 evenings 6-9 p.m. at the Parker a.m. at the Meeker VFW, 290 4th SPRING RECITAL ... Mall. Bring your sewing machine St. Public is welcome. Call 303- and project. 249-3700 or 970-942-3097 for more information. n Game Day on Wednesdays n at 9 a.m. in the Meeker Dance and Tumbling Recreation Center Lounge. Adults Recital. May 7-8 at the MHS 50+, stop by for refreshments, Auditorium. Our dancers and tum - conversation, and a game of blers have been practicing for this cards. Call 878-3403 or visit event—everyone is invited! Call www.meekerrecdistrict.com for 878-3403 or visit www.meeker - more information. recdistrict.com for more informa - tion. n Adult Pickleball on n Wednesdays from 1-2 p.m. in the Garden Workshop #3. Admin Gym at the Meeker Rec Gardeners 8 years old and older Center. Call 878-3403 or visit are invited to attend these inform - www.meekerrecdistrict.com for ative meetings to get a jump start more information. on their 2016 gardens! May 9 from 6:15-7:30 p.m. at the n Children’s Story Hour. Meeker Rec Center. Call 878- Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at the 3403 or visit www.meekerrecdis - Meeker Public Library. trict.com for more information. n n TGIF Meeker is this Friday, The Meeker Library Book Club meets at 1 p.m. the second MATT SCOGGINS May 6. Get outside and shop Last Sunday 18 of Rangely’s youth came together to tickle the ivories for family and friends at their annual spring local! Visit meekerchamber.com Monday of each month (excluding holidays). The next meeting with recital. Piano teachers Carol Morton and Andrea Gianinetti were well represented by students ranging from 5 to 16 for more details. years old. be May 9. We will be discussing n Meeker Chamber of "Trapeze" by Simon Mawer. All Commerce annual Business interested readers are welcome. Appreciation Dinner and Award Stop by the Meeker Library for Ceremony is this Friday, May 6 details. at 5:30 p.m. at the courthouse n downtown plaza. Call 878-5510 Free parenting seminar at for tickets. Christ Reformed Church in Workshop for veterans May 7 in Meeker Meeker on Friday, May 13 from 7- Special to the Herald Times qualify. ers be May 7 at 11 a.m. at the Meeker n Ribbon cutting ceremony 9 p.m. and Saturday, May 14 from If a veteran finds himself dealing • Angry, irritable or filled with VFW at 290 4th St. at Chippers to celebrate the ren - 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Children welcome, MEEKER I There is an infor - with any of the following issues, it rage A veteran does not need to be ovated expansion, The Buffalo snacks and lunch provided. mational meeting May 7 for Meeker could be a sign of PTSD: • Nightmares or trouble sleeping enrolled in the VA System to qualify, Dance Hall. Join in Saturday, May Corner of 1st and Main. Please area veterans and family members to • Nervousness, anxiousness, loss • Substance abuse issues or mar - and the public is invited to attend the 7 at 8 p.m. at 285 6th St. for the call 878-3181 to register. learn more about post traumatic of interest or pleasure ital problems gathering. ribbon cutting and stay for stress disorder, traumatic brain • Depression, sadness, guilt or • Thoughts or memories that For more information, contact Ladies/Mom’s night with live injury, military sexual trauma and difficulty trusting others won’t go away David Cole at 303-249-3700 or Rob free services for which one may • Isolation or alienation from oth - The informational gathering will Baughman at 970-942-3097. Show mom some amore. Saturday, May 7 LUNCH & DINNER
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Delivery & Take Out Available • 410 Market St. • Meeker, Colorado • 970.878.4141 Open Monday ~ Saturday 11am-9pm • Closed Sunday • Delivery 5pm to Close RIO BLANCO HERALD TIMES Thursday, May 5, 2016 NEWS G 3A Rangely Museum Rangely High School’s Outdoor Education class put the skills they’ve been developing to the test during a opens this Friday two-night trip to Moab, Utah. Students By BRENDA HOPSON On Sept. 15, 2015, Luke Allred, Special to the Herald Times camped, cooked and saw some of the Chevron operation supervisor, Erik sights. Before earning the trip stu - Woodward, Chevron technical team dents had to spend time in class RANGELY I Rangely Museum leader from Midland, Texas, and learning how to plan, prepare and opens its 2016 season Friday, May 6, Cary Baird, policy, government and cook meals over a campfire, hiking and organizers are hosting an open public affairs field representative and rock climbing safety and basic house during the weekend that from Chevron, were all special survival skills. includes refreshments for those who guests at the Outdoor Museum. AOs pUartT of Dthe OtripO stuR dents were stop by to see the recently installed An indoor celebration regaled responsible for the preparation, cook - Raven A1 Pump Jack. attendees with stories that made ing and cleaning up of meals. They The museum is open Friday and some smile and some tear up. The aElsoD haUd thCe oAppoTrtuInOity tNo c li.m.b. around rocks on Kane Creek Road, go Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and effect the oil industry has on this hiking and visit both Bow Tie Arch Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. to kick small town was evident in the cere - and Corona Arch. off the season. Board members will monies. Students encountered high winds be on hand to talk about plans for the Peter Brixius, Rangely town throughout the trip and thus had to year and the future. The museum will manager, was also honored for coor - ensure that everything was put away continue with these weekend-only dinating the relocation of the Raven safely as well learn how to sleep in hours through May. A1 Pump Jack with the help of many tents with the wind and rain beating From June through August, the town and Alliance Energy employ - down on them. museum opens Monday through ees. Despite the challenging weather stu - Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Raven A1’s history in the area is dents had a grand time and hope for similar opportunities in the future. Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. dense. In 1931 while the rig was JENNIFER HILL For September and October, the being built and living quarters estab - museum returns to the weekend-only lished, Cheryl Robertson’s mother schedule. Ruby Rector Kirby and grandmother The museum is located at 200 Myrtle Rector boarded the superin - Kennedy Dr. in Rangely. tendent Jack Stewart and his wife, Rangely Oil Field History is pas - along with 32 crew members from sionately preserved by the incredible the California Oil Company at the efforts of Chevron, Alliance Energy, Brick Ranch located four miles West the Town of Rangely, Colorado of Rangely. Northwestern Community College, This was the Raven A1 well. Rio Blanco County and the Rangely From that date on, the rest of the Outdoor Museum. story is Chevron History. This past fall, Chevron USA gen - The museum is currently record - erously donated the local Raven A1 ing these stories via audio files so Pump Jack to the Rangely Outdoor visitors can get a first hand account Museum. of its many moves and legendary Thanks to the efforts of all lore. involved in getting it to its new It took many hours of hard labor home, a dedication ceremony was and much money to get the pump 28 oz. Las Palmas offered and rewarded all attendees jack to its new home. Many thanks with memories abounding. to all those involved. Enchilada Sauce $ 16 oz. Pace 16 oz. Western Family for Picante Sauce 2 4 Refried Beans PPRROODDUUCCEE Fresh $ $ STRAWBERRIES 2 for 5 for Fresh 2 4 $ 29 69¢ BROCCOLI 1/lb. Come in and check out Jumbo White GGRROOCCEERRYY our delicious deli ONIONS 99¢/lb. 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my husband, David Luzmoor, does - end tossed that job description and Thanks for McCollum n’t win or out of gloating if he does enacted one that Sherri Halandras Dear Editor: win. borrowed from somewhere else and I work as a Recreation Several of the letters from the brought to the board. It was enacted MSD defines security plan Supervisor for the City of Craig incumbent candidates had errors in on the spot. David Luzmoor has By CHRIS SELLE meeting, the only step required in this situation is to Special to the Herald Times Parks and Recreation Department. them that I would like to correct. I written hundreds of job descrip - Meeker School ensure all exterior doors to the school Last fall I spoke with Coach do not know if these mistakes were tions. How was a man hired without Board approved buildings are locked. Business as nor - McCollum about doing a baseball made intentionally to influence the the board knowing what they were MEEKER I While getting to the district EOP, mal still occurs within the school clinic in Craig. He was more than election, or just through lack of actually seeking? David actually know the Meeker community during with the under - building. A lockdown, conversely, cooperative and willing to come to thorough research. holds Wade in high regard, knowing the past several months, many of you standing that it indicates a known threat is present Craig with his athletes and put on First of all, I think that very few that he has tried to do a tough job. have frequently heard me comment will need to be inside the school building. This this clinic for us. This past Sunday, of you know anything about David To Rick Dodds’s position, no that student learning is the number one reviewed and response requires school staff to lock coach McCollum and his athletes Luzmoor. He came from an indus - one would ever take away from the goal for a school system. Given that updated, at mini - doors, turn out lights and stay out of came to Craig and put on a clinic trial setting where his maintenance fire fighters and EMS; they do a job student learning will always be goal mum, on an annu - sight until school administration or for our athletes. I just wanted to budget was equal to the cash on that allows us all to live a better No. 1, student safety is goal 1A. Chris Selle al basis. first responders unlock the classroom express what a tremendous job hand and reserves of the fire district quality life by having their protec - With that thought in mind, a nec - The school door. coach McCollum and his athletes of $12 million. That was per year tion. Some of his information is essary step for this year was to ensure district has chosen to utilize the Developing and approving the did! They were very professional, and was a drop in the bucket com - wrong though in regard to several the school district develop and Standard Response Protocol (SRP) EOP is merely the first step in ensur - but yet kept the kids very engaged pared to his production budget. He issues. We have only had one brush approve an Emergency Operations developed by the I Love U Guys ing consistent and timely response to and interacted with them. What a was in charge of a safety depart - burning fire get out of control, burn - Plan (EOP). Procedures were in place Foundation. More information on the emergencies. The school district will top-notch club! I believe everyone ment where fire trucks and ambu - ing less than a tenth of an acre, and at each of the buildings, but nothing SRP can be found at continue to engage in regular training walked away from that clinic, lances were bought to protect the I think that is an over estimate. My had been developed at the district www.iloveuguys.org. Within the SRP and drills for school staff on each of learned something and had a great lives and property of an isolated husband started a fire mitigation level to ensure consistency between are standard language and procedures the four operatives found in the SRP. experience in the process. I’m very industrial setting. In this depart - program on our own property the buildings. It is worth recognizing for the following emergency respons - The school district safety team should appreciative they took the time out ment, there were surface and mine because of the fire that Mr. Dodds that we need to be vigilant with proac - es most common for schools: lockout, also be expanded to include Rio of their busy schedules to make this rescue teams composed of employ - seems to be attributing to us. That tive measures to prevent emergency lockdown, evacuate and shelter. While Blanco County Emergency clinic a reality for our Craig ath - ees who volunteered to take on this fire, at Miller’s and Rosier’s was incidents. For the time being, howev - evacuate and shelter responses are rel - Management, Meeker Volunteer Fire letes. They are a top-notch group. extra responsibility. He worked in actually around 2700 County Road er, the primary focus of the EOP shall atively self explanatory, it is important and Rescue, Meeker Police Regards, industries where these issues were 7, on the west side of the road. It remain on response practices. to note that during an evacuation, stu - Department, Rio Blanco County Ryan Dennison handled for more than 37 years. I was about 130 acres according to Early in the fall, I was allowed the dents will remain under supervision of Sheriff’s Office and other appropriate Recreation Supervisor could go on, but he is not a man the newspaper. We live more than opportunity to attend extremely useful school personnel until they can be agencies. Though work still remains, City of Craig Parks and that likes to blow his own horn and five miles north of that and on the and practical trainings for writing a properly reunified with a parent or we have made great strides in the past Recreation Department probably won’t care for me doing it east side of the road. That fire was school EOP provided by the Colorado guardian. few months to ensure consistency in either. started by a lightning strike that Safety School Resource Center. Using Also important for our community providing for the safety of our stu - In response to Wade Bradfield’s smoldered for three days; so Mother that information, and experience I is understanding the difference dents. The hard work put forth daily comment that the editor suggested, Nature started that fire, not David have gained in other school districts, between a lockout and a lockdown. A by school staff to ensure our children ‘if it’s not broke, don’t fix it.’ That Luzmoor. The fire line cut by the the Meeker School District assembled lockout simply means a potential are safe gives me one more reason to Luzmoor’s wife was not suggested by the editor; dozer was across the road from the a safety team to write an EOP for our known threat is present outside of our state that I am proud to be a Meeker speaks out that comment was in a letter to the Rosier-Miller fire, on the Moody district. At the April school board school buildings. Procedurally, the Cowboy! Dear Editor: editor from Chris Strate upholding property. I believe the dozer was May 1, 2016. the current way of doing things. owned by Mr. Moody, and I have Please note the date of my letter, Further, I find it interesting that the been told it was driven by Mr. and note the date of receipt. I am board couldn’t write a job descrip - Dodds. So, Mr. Dodds on his writing this letter prior to the Fire tion for Marshall. The board was employer’s equipment attempted to Board election. My motivation for working on a job description for save his employer’s property at that that is that I do not want people to nine months, with or without point in time, although the fire did think I wrote out of sour grapes if Marshall I do not know, and in the not jump the road at any point that I MEEKER: MAY 9-12, 2016 RANGELY: MAY 9-12, 2016 am aware of. Not that the fire couldn’t have reached us, but where Mon. May 9 - Chix Patty/Bun, Carrot Coins, Juice, Mon. May 9 - Chicken Nuggets, Macaroni & Cheese, Green Apple Crisp, Milk-Variety Beans, Salad Bar with Fruit, Milk/Water. JR/SR HIGH A LA CARTE: Hamburgers u See LETTERS , Page 5A May 10 - French Toast Sticks, Sausage Patty, Tues. Tues. May 10 - Pizza Pockets, Mixed Vegetables, Salad Bar Veggies, Fruit Cup, Milk-Variety with Fruit, Milk/Water. 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I personally am CMS has instructed Meeker Family Director Beginning June 25, The TANK can Once again, I’d like to say how Patch, several others and the Villa surprised that Marshall Cook did Health Center to hold claims sub - Pioneers Medical Center be visited by the public each fortunate I am to live in such a great Ranch to reach our ‘neck of the not sue the fire district, and I am not missions for these types of services 970-878-9273 Saturday until the weather is too place. I want to thank the people woods.’ Hopefully by then, aerial sure that he still won’t. I think the until Oct. 1, 2016. Because claims cold. who contributed with the Bland fire teams would have been called thing that would prevent that is the containing specific procedures have Look for a schedule of activities Family fundraiser. We have the best in with chemicals and water. character of the man. Plus, I have to be held for billing until Oct. 1, Thanks to rangely and events to be posted soon in this community ever. Thank you to all We were absolutely appreciative heard from many of the responders you will NOT receive a statement paper and on our website. the volunteers that helped make The of the fire department coming to our that they intend to stop volunteer - until after October 2016. for supporting The We’re grateful for your patience Casey Turner Memorial Youth brush fire. Fire Chief Marshall ing. That will leave this community If you have received services TANK as we grow, with slow and steady Wrestling Tournament a success. I Cook came out to inspect our prop - in a real predicament. That was the from your physician that are not on progress, from a small group of vol - would like to give a special thanks erty in regard to what we had done ‘threatening’ warning as I see it, the Medicare list of codes that have Dear Editor: unteers into a sustainable arts organ - Dear Rangely community, we to Pastor Aaron Zielinske and the for fire prevention by our invitation. because I have listened to all of this. to be held, those claims will be ization. Eventually, we will offer congregation of the Meeker David has cleared almost seven Sherri Halandras has also insin - billed to Medicare within several are so grateful for your support of recording sessions for musicians The TANK during our recent Assembly Of God for all the won - acres of underlying brush with a uated that David is threatening; he days of your visit. However, your from around the world, and Days of derful help they provided with this chainsaw, not a small undertaking, is a very, very intense person, but statement may reflect what appears Kickstarter campaign. Because the Sonic Learning at The TANK for people of Rangely joined backers tournament. Most of all, thank you since the Rosier-Miller fire. He has only straight to the point with no to be double charge for the doctor’s local school groups. to all the volunteer coaches for all burned what I believe to be in the hidden agendas. Do not ask David visit. Although it appears this way, from 18 countries and all over the Opportunities will arise for the United States, we were able to the positive encouragement and range of 36 dump truck loads of Luzmoor what he thinks unless you it is the required data collection for - community to interact with artists coaching that you gave to our brush and then had one relatively are prepared to hear the truth. The mat. This is not the actual amount exceed our goal and make our who come for residencies at The dream a reality. youth. small event. I think the fire depart - letter she refers to that was sent to on your account balance in the TANK. Local youth will learn about Thank you, ment responded with big guns call - the board chairman pointed out that Pioneers Medical Center system. We look forward to thanking audio arts and recording from you in person this summer when we Carl Padilla ing it in as a three-alarm fire Wade, as an EMS, was asking for This inflated amount will not affect award-winning engineers and will Meeker because of the Rosier-Miller fire; I special consideration on his require - what you or your secondary insur - begin operations as The TANK have a chance to work with artists at applaud that because it showed a ments to qualify for being pension ance will actually owe, which is 20 Center for Sonic Arts. The TANK. Concerts, workshops, commitment to protecting us all. I eligible. It begs the question if a percent of the amount on your Our inaugural events are being residencies and sonic tourism will have seen a few other fires that got person should be able to vote on his account balance in our health infor - planned as an expression of grati - bring the world to Rangely’s out of control such as the one across own pension or does that represent a mation system. Coinsurance and tude to the Rangely community: a doorstep. the road from Kum and Go. conflict of interest? Also, if a person deductibles are still waived for cer - Solstice Gathering, from June 20- Thank you for making us feel so Apparently, that one is not worthy in power should be given special tain preventive services. The gov - 26, will include open houses, con - welcome, and for all of your indis - of note because the person who set consideration that is handed out in a ernment agency, Center for certs, recording sessions and singing pensable support. it is not running for the fire board. disparate manner? Medicare and Medicaid Services, is and drumming lessons in The Friends of The TANK Mr. Dodds seems to be giving I think all of the comments were implementing this process to docu - TANK. Rangely credit to the ‘same group of people meant to discredit a challenger and ment and gather data for the types Some of the activities over those who encouraged him to join the are not relevant to the election. of procedures performed in a Rural board’ for firing David up like they Beth Luzmoor Health Clinic. did him. He really doesn’t know Meeker Please be aware these changes David Luzmoor. The fire down the will be reflected on your Medicare road perked his interest as well as Editor’s note: Mrs. Luzmoor’s Summary and may be somewhat an instance when our end of the letter was received at the Herald confusing. In order to help you bet - road was isolated from all emer - Times office midday Monday, May ter understand the charges, reim - gency services while our neighbor 2. bursement, and patient responsibili - was suffering from heart problems. ty, you are encouraged to call and Conversations with some people on speak to Marie Rogers (physician the fire and EMS forces got him claims biller), 970-878-9287; more interested. But he never goes Changes to Medicare America Haggart (physician claims into things lightly; he told all the billing at PMC follow-up), 970-878-9354 or me. people he talked to he would have Dear Editor: to investigate further to see if he This is an important letter to ############# could be of service and what all the inform Medicare patients about a # # forces at work were. He has talked change in the Medicare Billing # # to all the board members, some at Process. Pioneers Medical Center # VERNAL # their places of business, some of the diligently works with Medicare to # # volunteers, state entities, doctors, get patient claims filed and paid. We # CINEMAS # Christ Reformed Church invites you to a hospital administrators and others. strive to keep patients apprised of check daily He put a lot of time in before he # PLEASE # DVD parenting seminar their account status. That is why we to assure accurate # committed to running for the board. feel it is important to share changes # He never does anything half way. to the current Medicare process that # movie times # Mr. Dodds further says that is affecting our local health clinic. # ###### # May 13-14 David has sent too much email, let - CMS (Centers for Medicare and # More info.: www.vernalcinemas.com # Friday 7-9pm and Saturday 9am-3pm ters to the editor, etc. This is a pub - Medicaid Services) implemented # 435-789-6139 # lic board, responsible to the public significant changes to the billing # ###### # Children welcome, snacks and lunch provided it serves. Rigorous investigation is process for Rural Health Clinics, a # # the way to solve problems and Evening Ticket Prices Children (2-11) $5 designation by CMS that affects # Adult (12-59) $7 • Senior (60+) $5 # understand issues. He also says Meeker Family Health Center. # # Corner of 1st & Main, Meeker David went to people’s businesses Matinee Prices Children (2-11) $3 Effective April 1, 2016, the billing Adult (12-59) $5 • Senior (60+) $3 # and made threatening statements; he # of clinic Medicare claims has # # Please register: 970-878-3181 was invited by these business own - become a more complex, detailed ########### ers to come there to talk. I think process that will result in delayed David’s ‘threatening’ statements !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! ! ! WEST)) "&$%)'))%' THEATRE )) ! ! Ciinema 1:: Starts Thursday ! !CAPTAIN AMERICA-CIVIL WAR • PG13! !This Thursday-Friday-Saturday 7pm & 9:30pm! !M-Th 7pm • F-Sat 7pm & 9:05pm Sun 4pm & 7pm! ! Ciinema 2:: Starts Friday ! ! MOTHER’S DAY • PG-13 ! M-Th 7pm • F-Sat 7pm & 9:05pm ND now abideth faith, hope, become mere ritual; they become mechanical. As oc- ! Sun 4pm & 7pm ! 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R I OB L A N C O even naming three of them (“prophecy, tongues, and [su- (3) Our patience is tied to our hope. We can only be pernatural] knowledge”). The Greek construction indi- patient in trials and tribulations because our hope (which cates that these would literally “cease of themselves,” literally means certainty; Greek elpis) is in Christ. The Herald Times that is, just fade away and not return. Not only was this only reason we can be patient in anything is that we are because such gifts were no longer needed (because they looking way beyond the circumstances to our position in SERVING RIO BLANCO COUNTY, COLORADO SINCE 1885 were apostolic only), but also because something far Christ. more useful and universal remained. Let us each search our hearts: “Am I just going Second, we realize the permanence of the three. The through the motions? 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CNu ContinCued froC m Page: 1A Granger has spent more than 30 Gorne joined Bates Technical years in education. He began his edu - College in September 2006 as vice career in the classroom, teaching for cation career at Drexel High School in president for student services. In addi - three years at the University of Missouri as a business instructor and tion to creating a Strategic Enrollment Wisconsin—Milwaukee as assistant coach. After 13 years of teaching and Management program, Gorne super - professor for health information coaching at high schools in Missouri vised academic advising, the assess - administration. She moved to the two- and Wyoming, he began a career in ment center, financial aid, registration year environment in 1991. Since that higher education at Crowder College and records, multi-cultural services, time, she has worked in leadership in Neosho, Mo., as a GED and adjunct disabled student services, outreach roles as associate dean and curriculum instructor. In a short time he became a services, worker retraining and facili - and assessment manager at Moraine professor of business and moved up to ties and operations. From August 2014 Water talk... Park Technical College in Wisconsin, division chair and then dean before through July 2015, Gorne served as administrator for institutional becoming the vice president of finance assistant to the president with interim advancement at Blue Mountain in July 2008. In January 2012 Granger assignments including chief instruc - Community College in Pendleton, took his present position as the vice tion officer, point of contact for Ore.; dean of health sciences at president of administrative services at finance and administration, eLearning Laramie County Community College Central Wyoming College in and libraries. in Cheyenne, Wyo.; and vice president Riverton, Wyo. Mr. Granger’s addi - Prior to Bates, Gorne served as of academics and student services in tional experience includes teaching vice president for student services at Kalispell, Mont. Most recently, Sshe ebumsiness ais a-n fassiistnant parofeslsoir ast tHisghlin e nComamunmity Colelege d from completed five years as vice president Southern Utah University in Cedar 2001-2005. Gorne came to HCC from COURTESY PHOTO of academics and student services at City, Utah, and working as the chief Southern Oregon University (SOU) in Rio Blanco County Sheriff Anthony Mazzola, White River Conservation District Vice West Shore Community College in financial officer for a large construc - Ashland, Ore., where he served as President Gary Moyer, Meeker, Rangely Community Network Guest Speaker John Stulp Scottville, Mich. tion firm in El Paso, Texas. vice president for student affairs for and Yampa-White-Green Rivers Basin Roundtable member Burt Clements, of Craig, are pictured here following Stulp’s presentation on the State Water Plan last week at CNCC. Ronald Granger Ivan L. Gorne three years. John Stulp, who served as the Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture under Governor Bill Ritter, is currently Special Water Policy Advisor to Governor John Hickenlooper and the director of the Interbasin Compact Commission. He gave two additional presenta - tions in Steamboat Springs and in Craig as well as toured the Yampa and White River Basins while he was here. In his talk, Stulp emphasized the critical importance of the PHARMACY : nine basin roundtables in the state and each of their Basin Implementation Plans. u Continued from Page 1A ever, would have to agree to the insur - rural districts. er s reimbursements. Sen. Hill was the lone member of April 25. Sen. Linda Newell, D- This year’s legislative session is the Senate State Affairs Committee to Littleton, who is on neither commit - required to adjourn by May 11. vote against the bill. tee, is the other Senate prime sponsor The bill is to be heard in Senate State Senator Randy on the bill. Finance Committee today, May 5. Baumgardner, R-Hot Sulphur Under the bill, patients, not insur - This committee is made up of Springs, whose Senate District 8 NEED ance companies, would necessarily be three Republicans, Sens. 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Montrose for their meet this week. best, finally got home safe and sound ning the race by 0.23 seconds. Phalon Osborn also took 22nd, every event. Austin Ficken threw the discus Bleary eyed that morning, few just after midnight, thanks to the In addition to the two school running the 100-meter hurdles with a Kassidee Brown ran the 800 100 and heaved the shot put another could’ve guessed what was in store great transportation and patience of records, the day was full of personal time of 19.54 seconds. Aspen Rhea with a time of 2:59.56 and Katelyn 37-0.25. for the day. Some records were bro - Tami Dorris and Paulene Brady. records. Kaulan Brady ran a person - ran a great 200-meter dash with a Brown triple jumped a distance of Chance Sheppard led the way in ken, some medals were earned and Two school records were broken, al best in the 100-meter dash with a time of 29.55 seconds. 30-5.75. Mackenze Cochrane threw the discus for the Panthers with a some bus problems appeared. between two young sophomores: time of 11.90 seconds, taking sev - Aspen helped the 800-meter the shot put 27-3.5, while Breana throw of 118-7, then threw the shot After the long day of running, the Brennan Noyes in the high jump with enth overall. sprint medley relay run a 2:10, which Davis threw the discus 64-9 and shot put 36-6. athletes were in for a surprise when a height of 6-5, and Patrick Scoggins Troy Allred also set personal is a new best for the team made up of put 26-11. Cameron Filfred helped the their bus started beeping on their way in the 800-meter run with a time of records in the 400-meter dash and Katelyn Brown, Phalon Osborn and Mikayla Filfred also helped the throwerss as well with his discus home. Thankfully, the team was right 2:01.27. long jump, with a time of 56.74 and Kassidee Brown. girl’s throwers with distances of 63- throw of 73-3 along with his PR in outside of the Loma gas station, Noyes flew over the high jump distance of 19-5. The two also led The girls 4x400-meter relay also 3 in the discus and 22-7.25 in the the shot put. where they pulled off the road and bar at 6-2 to win the meet, but instead the 4x100-meter relay to take sixth took off some time, working togeth - shot put. Along with high jump, Noyes checked out what was going on. of gradually working his way up, he with their best time of the year; er to get a time 4:56.75, which was Miekka Peck also threw both triple jumped a distance of 39-3.5. Bus driver Tami Dorris ended up told the track officials to set the bar at 47.19. The relay team also included run by a young group made up of shot put and discus with throws of Marshall Webber hurdled his way to having to call back to Rangely to 6-5. Without any hesitation, Noyes Daniel Connor and Patrick Aspen Rhea, Kassidee Brown, 26-9 and 76-5. some good times, running a 21.32 in have another bus drive down and went for the school record clearing 6- Scoggins. RaeLynn Norman and Phalon RaeLynn Norman ran the 1600- the 110-meter high hurdles and a pick up the athletes. An hour and a 5 on his first attempt. Cameron Filfred also set a new Osborn. meter with a time of 6:20.22. Kaulan 49.98 in the 300-meter hurdles. New golf course manager in Meeker By DOC WATSON that would make Special to the Herald Times it so we wouldn’t waste a MEEKER I The new golf lot of food, and course manager, Becky Ridings, that we just can’t keeps it in the family, taking over for afford.” her brother Scott Bowman, who Managing managed the course last year. this golf course RANGELY JUNIOR HIGH TRACK... Ridings, who is almost a Meeker is more than a native (moving here when she was 2 full-time job. years old), helped out at the course Ridings already last year. At first she was just part of Becky Ridings puts in 12 hour the kitchen staff, but this developed days, but as the into much more. Bowman was not weather improves, that will quickly able to be inside as much as needed, increase to 14. She will do very little so Ridings—with the help of her course maintenance. This is being children, Viney Bowman, and Julie handled mostly by Scott Bowman, Bowman—took care of all the inside who is doing it on a volunteer basis, duties. and any others who want to con - It was this background that actu - tribute. There will, however, be at ally prompted Ridings—who is not least one other paid summer worker a golfer herself—to put in her pro - to help with maintenance. posal to The Rio Blanco Golf The only major problem on the Association board to manage the course at present is one of water. course this year. Before the course can be adequately “I got a taste of it last year, and I watered using the sprinkler system, just loved it up here,” Ridings said. a water line will have to be replaced. “The board asked me to put in a pro - One concern has arisen among posal, so I did.” some players, namely, the new pay - MATT SCOGGINS Running the course is, indeed, “a ment schedule that has been adopted Rangely Junior High School track team hosted its annual invitational this past weekend in the windy and cool conditions that spring has delivered this year. Student athletes family affair,” as Ridings put it. by the board, which was necessary traveled from Craig, Steamboat, Hayden, Meeker, Soroco and Baggs, Wyo., to represent Viney Boman is again helping with simply because of rising costs of their schools in competitions at the 6th, 7th and 8th grade level. There were many fine all the inside duties. Ridings’ chil - operation. races, jumps and throws throughout the day and in the end Rangely’s 6th grade girls dren also lend a hand when they can. Ridings, however, offered the placed third, 6th grade boys placed fifth, 7th grade girls placed fourth, 7th grade boys “We have had so many com - encouraging news of a monthly pay - placed sixth, 8th grade girls placed third and 8th grade boys placed sixth. (Above) Chloe ments on this being such a family ment option that has been imple - Goshe and (left) Zoey Peck were among the competitors. thing last year,” Ridings said. “We mented. “If you play only four times were just all up here, we all worked in a single month, 18 holes each well together—it was so cool. round, you’ve paid for it,” she said. Honestly, without the support of “This really is a great deal!” Scott, my mom, and my husband Ridings also recounted just how (Bud Ridings), I just couldn’t do much this little golf course is known this.” outside of Meeker. “There was a Laurette Sykes will also take on group last year (for example) from Pro Shop duties periodically when Glenwood Springs—they called it needed, as she has done for several their ‘Meeker Monday’—who came years. every single Monday. They love it This is not Ridings’ first man - here, and I’m betting they will be Russell wins 800-meter run at Craig meet agement experience. She managed back this year.” By BOBBY GUTIERREZ after winning the 800-meter run in finish in the shot put. “We had some good things hap - Angels and Outlaws, a daycare cen - Just like a mother hen, Ridings [email protected] Craig. Cole Brown also scored team pen in Craig,” Coach Strate said. ter in Meeker, for four years. She even looks for other regulars and “Austin won the 800 meter run points with a sixth place finish in “The girls all had solid performanc - and her husband Bud also owned notices their absence. “All the mem - MEEKER I The Cowboys’ in dramatic fashion,” Meeker High the 200 and freshman Gavyn Garr es.” and operated Ridings Trucking bers that you expect to be here every track and field teams traveled to School coach John Strate said. “He placed fourth in the 400. Meeker’s 4x800-meter relay, Company for nine years, which day learned I’m a worrier, so they Craig last Friday to competed in the went from fifth to first in the last Meeker’s freshman class also consisting of Maggie Phelan, Julia hauled fuel from Denver to Flattops would call and check in,” she said annual Clint Wells Invitational meet 100 meters and his time of 2:08.17 has many talented girls, including Eskelson, Sierra Williams and Fuel. with a laugh. “Because I would tell and both the boys’ and girls’ teams puts him in the top 18.” Gracie Bradfield, Megan Shelton Avery Watt, moved up to eighth, in The golf course is pretty much them, if you don’t call, I’m just did well, as did several individuals, Russell is a veteran distance and Kinzie Turner. the state rankings with their best running as it did last year, Ridings going to assume you’re dead in a including junior Austin Russell. runner and has already qualified for Bradfield has qualified in the time of the season (10.47). noted. While there is a desire to offer ditch.” With two weeks left before the 2016 the 1600-meter run, a race he fin - 100- and 200-meter sprints and “It was crucial they get a good food services in the clubhouse, there Even as a non-golfer, Ridings Colorado State Track and Field ished fourth in Craig. three relays. Shelton won the shot time, so we can focus on some other just isn’t enough money to pay for hopes to increase her knowledge and Championships, several relay Russell’s classmate Caleb put in Craig and is currently quali - things for the last two weeks head - additional staff. Players can still pur - experience so as to make improve - teams, as well as individual runners Bradford also performed well in fied in the event and Turner ing up to the state meet.” chase drinks and packaged snacks, ments to the course. and throwers have qualified for the Craig and has qualified in both the improved her season best by more This week the team will travel to however. “I love to learn, I’m up for the state meet, while others are still try - discus and shot put. Bradford scored than 10 feet in the discus, scoring Grand Junction to compete in the She also added on this point, challenge, so we’ll see where it ing to move into the top 18. teams points with a third place fin - team points with a seventh place Northwest League meet Friday and “We do have people ask about food, leads,” she said. Russell moved into the top 18, ish in the discus and a fourth place finish. Saturday in Stocker Stadium. but I don’t think it’s enough people
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Zone program by AGNC and look of Northwestern Colorado (AGNC) Mike Samson, The mission of AGNC is to com - al government in association with “It is my pleasure to have been forward to the 2016 AGNC elected officers and board members Garfield County municate with, inform and reflect the Anvil Points reclamation project. elected to continue my role as Economic Development Summit to for 2016 at the regularly scheduled commissioner, the needs of its members and pro - Eskelson oversaw the first AGNC Chairman for 2016,” be held in late summer. board meeting. AGNC members John Justman, mote the values, industries and AGNC Economic Development Eskelson said. “We have only just An effort is also underway for include local county and municipal Mesa County economies of Northwest Colorado. Summit held in 2015 that provided begun to develop the organization AGNC to explore becoming a government entities for Garfield, commissioner Under the leadership of economic development profession - into a strong advocate for Northwest regional EDA organization provid - Mesa, Moffat, Rio Blanco and Routt and Chuck Chairman Eskelson in 2015, AGNC als, businesses and education insti - Colorado, and it is my vision to ing access to programs available counties. Jeff Eskelson Grobe, Moffat successfully obtained a grant to tutions with valuable insights to eco - make the organization a strong voice through the federal Economic Jeff Eskelson, Rio Blanco County commis - complete local scale habitat map - nomic development resources avail - and resource for the communities in Development Administration. County commissioner, was re-elect - sioner. ping for the Greater Sage Grouse able to the region. our region.” “AGNC is important to the well- ed as AGNC chairman. Martin Board members representing with the goal of balancing conserva - During the past year, AGNC Eskelson has encouraged a being of Northwest Colorado, and I Chazen, Grand Junction City municipalities in the region are: tion of the species with economic played a significant role in support - strong focus on economic develop - am pleased to serve as Chairman in Councilman, was elected as vice- Frank Breslin, Town of New Castle; development opportunities through - ing the Jordan Cove liquefied natu - ment in Northwest Colorado; he and order to assist the organization as it chairman and Cari Hermacinski was Andy Key, Town of Rangely; out the region. ral gas (LNG) export facility and the Board support the continued serves the region,” Eskelson said. 104th Old Timer’s Reunion set for June 4 By HALLIE BLUNT or the overall willingness of com - grandfather Frank E. Sheridan, told Mike Grady, “All the old Community Counts Special to the Herald Times munity members to gather together who was the president for the first timers have died it is just us young to remember and celebrate their two “Old Timers” in 1912 and guys left to carry this on.” MEEKER I This year will be history. 1913. It truly is important to get gains visibility in area the 104th Annual Rio Blanco In looking at previous presi - The only other president to involved in order to preserve histo - Special to the Herald Times County “Old Timer’s Reunion.” It dents, it is interesting to see the serve twice was Rueben Oldland in ry. Commissioners have further sup - will be held June 4 at Meeker’s multi-generational support of the 1920 and 1922. Graduates of Meeker and ported CCC by having Dave Fairfield Center with afternoon event as well as the siblings or There are countless other multi- Rangely high schools from 2003 RBC I Community Counts Morlan, RBC Road and Bridge activities of registration, visiting cousins doing their part. generational families that served, and before are all eligible, as are Colorado is a 501c3 non-profit director, serve on CCC’s board of and recording of oral history from One-three generation family to including a large majority of the their guests or people who have organization established to connect directors. 3 to 5:30 p.m., a social time start - serve was the Parr family as Delos presidential list in general. This lived in the county for 30 years or the energy and extraction indus - Would you like information on ing at 5 p.m., followed by dinner at Parr was president in 1975, Dean may be the key to the success of more. tries and the community through roadwork, road closures and 6:30 p.m. with the annual dance and Artie Parr served as presidents this event, families carrying on tra - Truly the idea is to welcome responsive, open communication. delays, high volume energy traffic following dinner. in 2002 and Rich and Carol Parr dition. everyone and promote young mem - The core of its program is a activity, rig moves and anything In today’s world, consumed by took over in 2011. It seems that previous genera - bers to take part in an event that 24/7 Response social media, constant change and Another name frequently listed tions simply made tradition impor - has been a symbol of community Line (866-442- “progress,” it is hard to find any - as president is the Amick name, tant and ensuring their kids learned pride for more than a century. This 9034) that pro - thing that lasts longer than a beginning in 1929 with Edwin their family history became imper - is a chance to keep something spe - vides a direct thought. Amick, in 1935 it was James D. ative. cial going for the next generation line of commu - The current Old Timer’s Amick, 1968 brought Arthur This is one gathering that offers of “Old Timers.” nication Reunion Presidents Mike and Mary Amick, Preston Amick was presi - a chance for classes to have their If you have questions or would between resi - Grady asked the question, “Why dent in 1971 and Robert Amick and reunion, family and friends to gath - like to get on the mailing list, dents and ener - has this event lasted so long?” It is Sandra Bradfield in 2014 rounded er and neighbors to remember please call Haley Kracht at 878- gy and extrac - certainly a question worth consid - out the history of service. when times were simpler and peo - 4607 or Connie Theos at 878-5369. tion industry ering, as the longevity of this cele - Last year’s presidents, Sparky ple just sat and talked. This year’s theme is operators to bration far exceeds those of so Pappas and Mary K. Krueger, each The only way to keep this phe - “Agriculture” and the work done answer the many other communities, counties had family serve before them, with nomenal tradition going is to by Mike and Mary Grady is going needs of people and even state celebrations. Krueger’s father, Martin Villa, attend. to make an enjoyable and informa - living in the Perhaps the answer lies in the serving as president in 1982 and Local rancher and “historian of tive meeting. regions impact - leadership of previous presidents Pappas had to go back to her great- sorts” Herald Anderson recently ed by their oper - ations. pertinent that the energy industry CCC is becoming visible in would like to inform you about? the Rangely area with signs Could you provide community recently being installed on county event activities or livestock moves roads in the area. Executive that would be helpful for the oper - Director Nita Smith has presented ators and contractors to know to the Community Networking about? 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successful, many hours of work and a Editor’s Note: Brenda Mullins is F Only volunteers who exemplify a F great deal of dedication go into these commitment to the continued success the FACS teacher at Meeker High I projects. of STAR Events and the organiza - School, now in her second year less a I Volunteer assistant teachers must tion, as well as the Family and relatively brief maternity leave to also have dedication and a passion Consumer Science classroom, are eli - deliver her twin boys, now 10 months for these projects. gible. This is a big deal for Ridings, old. This is her 13th year teaching. Becky Ridings is one of these as well as the FACS program, the Becky Ridings substituted for her R volunteers. during her maternity leave. R
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INVITATION TO BID PUBLIC NOTICE of April 25, 2016 MEEKER STREAKER Alcoholics Anonymous NEW EDEN PREGNANCY CARE SERVICES - MAINTENANCE SHOP The public logic and accuracy test of the Hart Intercivic Consent 2a_ Financial Management Report April MONTHLY SCHEDULE Mon. 7 p.m., Weds. 7 p.m., Fri. 7 p.m. pregnancy tests, emergency supplies, guidance CLOSING BID DATE - June 6, 2016 voting system to be utilized in the June 28, 2016 2016 April 2015 St. James Church - enter from back by trained volunteers, classes on pregnancy and The Meeker Sanitation District will be accepting sealed Primary Election will be held at 9:00am on Consent 2b_ DHS Warrant Registers April 2016 NOTE: Please call 878-9368 in advance to set parking lot, meetings are downstairs in child care, post-abortion support, referrals. bids for the maintenance shop. Wednesday, May 11th, in the office of the Rio Blanco Consent 2c_Motor Vehicle Publication List April 2016 up all medical appointment rides. Activities are Richards Hall, 4th & Park, Meeker Mondays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 345 The bid specs will be available Monday, May 2, 2016, County Clerk at 1032 Jennifer Drive, Meeker, CO. Consent 2d_Treasurer Publication List April 2016 subject to change. Bus available on dates noted 878-4158 • 878-5919 Main Street, Meeker. Email: at the plant of the Meeker Sanitation District, 1150 To obtain more information concerning this test, please Consent 2e_Treasurer Monthly Report April 2016 below. • 878-5636 [email protected] or (970)878-5117 and 219 Market Street, Meeker, Colorado. Plant hours are call (970) 878-9460. Consent 3_ Contract Change Order Request #3 5/5 Grand Junction, Bus in Town Alanon Thurs. 7 p.m. 878-5655 Sunset Avenue Rangely. Email: from 8:00 am to 4:30pm, Monday through Published: May 5, 2016 between the Board of County Commissioners of 5/6 Bus in Town [email protected] or (970) 675-2300. Thursday. Please call Plant Manager Kurt Nielsen Rio Blanco Herald Times Rio Blanco County and Northwest Colorado 5/7 No Bus All services are confidential. at the Plant 970-878-5345 to schedule a time to Consultants for the Columbine Park Restroom Facility 5/8 AM Bus Rangely Victim Services review the specs for the project. Project extending the contract date from August 31, 5/9 Bus in Town All price proposals shall be submitted in a sealed Town of Rangely An open door for the protection and 2015 to May 30, 2016, no change in the amount. 5/10 Bus in Town Veterans Service Offices envelope and designated on the envelope as "Meeker May 10, 2016 - 7:00pm care of abused and battered persons. Consent 4_Approval Appendix E Titled: Emergency 5/11 Bus in Town *Foot Clinic* Rio Blanco County: Veterans Service Of- Sanitation District Maintenance". Agenda Non-emergency call 629-9691 . Emer- Resource Management Plan To the Rio Blanco County 5/12 Rifle, Bus in Town ficer - Joe Dungan, Wednesday, 1 p.m. Bids must be received in the office by 4:00 PM on Rangely Board of Trustees (Town Council) gencies call 911. Providing assistance Emergency Management Annual Operations Plan. Due to Daylight Savings Time, please schedule out- to 3 p.m., County Administration Build- Monday June 6, 2016. JOESEPH NIESEN, MAYORANN BRADY for victims of violent crimes. Consent 5_ Contract Change Order Request #1 of-town medical appointments before 2:00 PM. Call ing, 200 Main Street Suite 300, Meeker. Mail to: Meeker Sanitation District, PO Box 417, ANDREW SHAFFER, TRUSTEE between the Board of County Commissioners of Streaker for a ride 878-9368. Reservations 878-9690 office, 878-3219 home. Fax 878- Meeker, CO 81641 OR drop by: 265 8th Street, TREY ROBIE, TRUSTEE Rio Blanco County and Goedert Construction, LLC for Rec. Center Trips should be made at 878-3403. 9581. Meeker, CO 81641. LISA HATCH, TRUSTEE for the Rio Blanco County Fairgrounds Drainage Chuckwagon 878-5627. Please call in advance for MEEKER HOUSING Authority Board of Di- Rangely: Veterans Service Officer - Hoot Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at the ANDREW KEY, TRUSTEE Project adding to the scope of work and increasing a ride to medical appointments- (970)878-9368. For rectors meets the 2nd Thursday of the Gibson, Tuesday and Thursday, 1 p.m. to Regular Board Meeting on June 8, 2016 at 7:00 TYSON HACKING, TRUSTEE the project amount by $28,581.48, with a total amount Rangely dental appointments, please call (970)675- month at 2:30 p.m. at The Pines, 875 3 p.m., County Annex, 17497 State Hwy PM. •Call to Order not to exceed $35,081.48. 3250. Water St., Meeker. 64, Rangely. 878-9695 office, 675-2669 The Meeker Sanitation District reserves the right •Roll Call Consent 6_ Contract Change Order Request #1 home. to reject any an all bids and waive any and all •Invocation between the Board of County Commissioners of informalities, and the right to disregard all non •Pledge of Allegiance Rio Blanco County and Goedert Construction, LLC RADINO & CHUCKWAGON conforming or conditional bids or counter proposals. Minutes of Meeting for the Rio Blanco County Fairgrounds Wash Rack Please call before 9:00 a.m. day of meal COMBINED NOTICE - MAILING The final award shall be subject to the District's review •Approval of the minutes of the April 26, 2016 meeting. Project extending the contract termination date from 878-5627 or 675-8112 CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 16-03 of all submitted price proposals, including •Petitions and Public Input May 13, 2016 to June 30, 2016, with no change Senior Citizen Nutrition Program To Whom It May Concern: This Notice is given with regard to the following described Deed of Trust: specifications and prices. •Changes to the Agenda in the amount. Meals served at noon. On February 24, 2016, the undersigned Public Trustee caused the Notice of Election and Demand relating to Published: April 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26 and June 2, Public Hearings - 7:15pm Consent 7_Approval of the BLM SF-299 Right of Reservations appreciated. the Deed of Trust described below to be recorded in the County of Rio Blanco records. 2016 •Committee/Board Meetings Way Application for the Re-Alignment of CR 46. Suggested Donation Over 60 - $2.50. Under 60 - Original Grantor(s) PAUL R NOLD AND KRISTIANA M NOLD Rio Blanco Herald Times •Finance Committee Meeting - Discussing Financial General Business: Guest Fee $7. Original Beneficiary(ies) WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. Policy May 5, 2016 4:00 pm Business 1_ (Did you know? Homebound trays can be Current Holder of Evidence of Debt WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. •Supervisor Reports - See Attached Bid Openings: ordered for over 60, suggested donation $2.50 - Date of Deed of Trust June 06, 2007 12:10 p.m. pickup.) Public Notice Reports from Officers - Town Manager Update Bid Opening 1_2016 RBC Historic Courthouse County of Recording Rio Blanco Friday, May 6: Minestrone soup, baked ziti A public hearing has been scheduled for May 17, New Business Remodel Asbestos Abatement Recording Date of Deed of Trust June 13, 2007 w/sausage, garlic bread, orange jello 2016 at 7:00 pm at the Meeker Town Hall, 345 Market •Discussion and action to approve the March 2016 Bid Award: Recording Information (Reception No. and/or Book/Page No.) 288874 w/mandarins Street, to consider a request for eight (8) Special Check Register Bid Award 1_ Original Principal Amount $170,000.00 Monday,May 9: Lemon baked fish, rice pilaf, Event licenses by Meeker Lions Club, Meeker, CO •Discussion and action to approve Resolution 2016- MOU‚ Contracts and Agreements: Outstanding Principal Balance $148,389.20 tossed salad, oriental vegetables, cheesy garlic 81641 for the following events: 03 a planning/funding agreement to participate in MCA 1_Amendment No. 7 to the five year biscuit, orange sherbet Pursuant to CRS §38-38-101(4)(i), you are hereby notified that the covenants of the deed of trust have been 200 Main Street a collaborative effort to secure an international hang generalized Engineering Agreement between the Tuesday, May 10: Chicken enchilada casserole, violated as follows: failure to pay principal and interest when due together with all other payments provided May 21, 2016 from 5:00 pm - 1:00 am Annual PMC gliding event and support with marketing and promotion Board of County Commissioners of Rio Blanco County, tossed salad, tangerine, raisin oatmeal cookie for in the evidence of debt secured by the deed of trust and other violations thereof. Dinner/Fundraiser Informational Items Colorado and GDA Engineers for the Meeker Airport Wednesday, May 11: Sloppy joe w/bun, peas, THE LIEN FORECLOSED MAY NOT BE A FIRST LIEN. June 4, 2016 from 4:00 pm - 12:00 pm OldTimers •RDA Meeting - May 4, 2016 @ 7:30AM in the Town Coulter Field 2016 Pavement Maintenance Project scalloped corn, peaches Dinner/Dance Hall Boardroom. in an amount not to exceed $40,525.00. **MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE** THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE COUNTY OF RIO BLANCO, COLORADO: 700 Sulphur Crk Rd. •Facility tours scheduled for Town Council MCA 2_Amendment No. 8 to the five year Milk, Tea and Coffee are offered with all meals. LOTS 8 AND 9 SAGE PARK SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF FILED SEPTEMBER June 25, 2016 from 10:00 am - 10:00 pm Moto members? generalized Engineering Agreement between the Food Bank of the Rockies Mobile Food Pantry, 14, 1979 AS RECEPTION NO. 190476, TOWN OF MEEKER Mayheim •Scheduled Announcements Board of County Commissioners of Rio Blanco County, Meeker Fairgrounds, April 28, Also known by street and number as: 1086 PINYON STREET, MEEKER, CO 81641. July 2, 2016 from 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm Grandstands •Rangely District Library regular meeting May 9, Colorado and GDA Engineers for the Rangely Airport 2016 at 5:00pm. 2016 Pavement Maintenance Project in an amount May 26, & June 23, Thursday, 11:00-12:30 THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN IS ALL OF THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY ENCUMBERED BY - Rodeo THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST. •Rangely Junior College District Board meeting is not to exceed $39,142.50. July 2, 2016 from 7:00 pm - 1:00 am Ballfield - Concert NOTICE OF SALE scheduled for May 9, 2016 at 12:00pm. MCA 3_Modification #4 to Road Project Agreement MEEKER COMMUNITY INVITED July 3, 2016 from 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm Grandstands THEREFORE, Notice Is Hereby Given that I will at public auction, at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, 06/22/2016, •Western Rio Blanco Park & Recreation District meeting No 14-RO-11021500-029 FFA Farm Day - Rodeo at Office of the Public Trustee, Temporary Office 1032 Jennifer Drive, Meeker CO 81641, sell to the highest May 9, 2016 at between The Board of County Commissioners of July 3, 2106 from 8:00 pm - 1:00 am Indoor Arena May 5th 8:00 am to 4:00 pm and best bidder for cash, the said real property and all interest of the said Grantor(s), Grantor(s)' heirs and 7:00pm. - Dance Rio Blanco County, Colorado and the USDA, Forest There will be a petting farm, tractor display, assigns therein, for the purpose of paying the indebtedness provided in said Evidence of Debt secured by the •Rural Fire Protection District board meeting is July 4, 2016 from 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm Grandstands Service, White River National Forest for the 2016 Farm Bureau Ag education Deed of Trust, plus attorneys' fees, the expenses of sale and other items allowed by law, and will issue to the scheduled for May 16, 2016 at 7:00pm. - Rodeo Bar HL/Flag Creek Road Upgrade Project in an amount Barns, and Soil Conservation River Simulator purchaser a Certificate of Purchase, all as provided by law. § Kathleen Sizemore •Rangely School District board meeting is not to exceed $42,255.00. between Meeker Elementary and the green First Publication 4/28/2016 Liquor Clerk scheduled for May 16, 2016 at 6:15pm. MCA 4_Modification of the Participating Agreement 4-H building at the fairgrounds. Last Publication 5/26/2016 Publish: May 5, 2016 •Rio Blanco County Commissioners meeting is between the Board of County Commissioners of Name of Publication Rio Blanco Herald Times Rio Blanco Herald Times scheduled for May 16, 2016 at 11:00am. Rio Blanco County, Colorado and the USDA, Forest NOTICE OF RIGHTS •Rangely Chamber of Commerce board meeting Service White River National Forest Blanco Bulldog Chimney SWEEPS YOU MAY HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY BEING FORECLOSED, OR HAVE CERTAIN is scheduled for May 19, 2016 at 12:00pm. Ranger District for noxious weed treatment and control Available 2nd week of June RIGHTS OR SUFFER CERTAIN LIABILITIES PURSUANT TO COLORADO STATUTES AS A RESULT OF •Community Networking Committee meeting is in Rio Blanco County increasing the amount by Call (970)872-2333 SAID FORECLOSURE. YOU MAY HAVE THE RIGHT TO REDEEM SAID REAL PROPERTY OR YOU MAY LEGAL NOTICE scheduled for May 24, 2016 at 12:00pm. $10,000.00. or visit website at HAVE THE RIGHT TO CURE A DEFAULT UNDER THE DEED OF TRUST BEING FORECLOSED. A COPY Communities Served: Rangely, CO •Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District board meeting MCA 5_Approval of Task Order No 22 of the County www.bulldogchimneysweeps.com OF SAID STATUTES, AS SUCH STATUTES ARE PRESENTLY CONSTITUTED, WHICH MAY AFFECT On or after June 14, 2016 Charter will start encrypting is May 25, 2016 at 7:00pm. Rangely District Hospital Transportation System Professional Services YOUR RIGHTS SHALL BE SENT WITH ALL MAILED COPIES OF THIS NOTICE. HOWEVER, YOUR the Basic Service Tier offering on your cable system. board meeting is scheduled for May 26, 2016 at Contract between the Board of County RIGHTS MAY BE DETERMINED BY PREVIOUS STATUTES. 6:00pm. Commissioners of Rio Blanco County, Colorado and If you have a set-top box, digital transport adapter The Rangely Food Bank is open on Wednesdays Adjournment HDR Engineering, Inc. for the CR 46 Re-Alignment • A NOTICE OF INTENT TO CURE FILED PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-38-104 SHALL BE FILED WITH (DTA), or a retail Cable CARD device connected from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at 204 E. Rio Blanco. To donate, Published: May 5, 2016 Design in an amount not to exceed $17,086.13. THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE AT LEAST FIFTEEN (15) CALENDAR DAYS PRIOR TO THE FIRST SCHEDULED to each of your TVs, you will be unaffected by this please call 970-620-2407. change. However, if you are currently receiving the Rio Blanco Herald Times MCA 6_Agreement for services between the SALE DATE OR ANY DATE TO WHICH THE SALE IS CONTINUED; Basic Service Tier offering on any TV without equipment Board of County Commissioners of • A NOTICE OF INTENT TO REDEEM FILED PURSUANT TO SECTION 38-38-302 SHALL BE FILED WITH supplied by Charter, you will lose the ability to view Rio Blanco County, Colorado and Atlas Advertising ATV, BOAT and Snowmobile Owners! Board of County Commissioners THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE NO LATER THAN EIGHT (8) BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE SALE; any channels on that TV. If you are affected, you for the Meeker Community Marketing Plan Project You can now renew your Colorado OHV Monday, May 9, 2016 should contact Charter to arrange for the equipment in an amount not to exceed $10,000. registrations on line at: www.parks.state.co.us you need to continue receiving your services. In Rio Blanco County Justice Center Resolutions: • IF THE SALE DATE IS CONTINUED TO A LATER DATE, THE DEADLINE TO FILE A NOTICE OF such case, you are entitled to receive equipment 455 Main Street, Courtroom A RES 1_ INTENT TO CURE BY THOSE PARTIES ENTITLED TO CURE MAY ALSO BE EXTENDED; at no additional charge or service fee for a limited Meeker, Colorado 81641 Other Business: period of time. The number and type of devices you Items of routine and non-controversial nature are Road & Bridge Monthly Update - Dave Morlan 44444 • IF THE BORROWER BELIEVES THAT A LENDER OR SERVICER HAS VIOLATED THE are entitled to receive and for how long will vary placed on the consent agenda. Any Commissioner Public Comments The Rio Blanco Herald Times accepts REQUIREMENTS FOR A SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT IN SECTION 38-38-103.1 OR THE PROHIBITION depending on your situation. If you are a Basic Service or member of the audience may request an item County Commissioner Updates all major credit cards. You can fax your ON DUAL TRACKING IN SECTION 38-38-103.2, THE BORROWER MAY FILE A COMPLAINT WITH THE COLORADO ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE FEDERAL CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION BUREAU Tier offering customer and receive the service on be removed from the Consent Agenda and Public Hearings: classified ad or subscription to (CFPB), OR BOTH. THE FILING OF A COMPLAINT WILL NOT STOP THE FORECLOSURE PROCESS. your TV without Charter-supplied equipment, you considered separately on the regular agenda prior Adjourn (970)878-4016 or email to: are entitled to up to two devices for two years (five to action being taken by the Board on the Consent The agenda is provided for informational purposes [email protected] Colorado Attorney General Federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau years if you also receive Medicaid). If you Agenda. only; all times are approximate. Agenda items will 1300 Broadway, 10th Floor P.O. Box 4503 subscribe to a higher level of service and receive Public Comment: Any member of the public may normally be considered in the order they appear RIO BLANCO Masonic Lodge #80 meets Denver, Colorado 80203 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 the Basic Service Tier offering on a secondary TV address the Board on matters which are within the on the agenda. However, the Board may alter the 2nd and 4th Thursday, 7:00 p.m., at 7th (800) 222-4444 (855) 411-2372 without Charter-supplied equipment, you are jurisdiction of the Board. If you are addressing the Agenda, take breaks during the meeting, work through and Park, Meeker. www.coloradoattorneygeneral.gov www.consumerfinance.gov entitled to one device for one year. You can learn Board regarding a matter listed on the Agenda, you the noon hour and even continue an item for a future are requested to make your comments when the more about this equipment offer and eligibility for meeting date. The Board, while in session, may DATE: 02/25/2016 Board takes that matter. Please limit your AA & Al-Anon Meetings - Rangely Residential at Spectrum.com/digitalnow, for consider other items that are brought before Karen Arnold, Public Trustee in and for the County of Rio Blanco, State of Colorado comments to three minutes per member or five minutes Alcoholics Anonymous - Open meetings Commercial at Business.Spectrum.com/DigitalNow it. Scheduled items may be continued if the Board By: Karen Arnold, Public Trustee per group. The public comment time is not for Tues & Thurs, 7 p.m., 115 Kennedy Dr., or by calling 877-906-9153. To qualify for any equipment is unable to complete the Agenda as scheduled. The name, address, business telephone number and bar registration number of the attorney(s) representing questions and answers. It is your time to express St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, Rangely. at no additional charge or service fee, you must The next regular Board meeting is tentatively scheduled the legal holder of the indebtedness is: Al-Anon meets Monday, 8:15 p.m., 207 S. request the equipment within 120 days after the date your views. May 16, 2016 in Rangely at the County Annex Building. Alison L. Berry #34531 David R. Doughty #40042 Elizabeth S. Marcus #16092 your service is encrypted, which began June 14, 11:00 Call to order: Please check the County website for information Sunset, 1st Baptist Church, Rangely. Al- Eve M. Grina #43658 Kelly Murdock #46915 Lynn M. Janeway #15592 2016 and will continue through October 12, 2016 Pledge of Allegiance at www.rbc.us/ departments/commissioners. If Anon info call 970-629-5064 or 970-629- Nicholas H. Santarelli #46592 Sheila J. Finn #36637 and satisfy all other eligibility requirements. Changes or additions to the May 9, 2016, Board you need special accommodations please call 970- 2970. Janeway Law Firm 9800 S. Meridian, Suite 400, Englewood, CO 80134 (303) 706-9990 Published: May 5, 2016 Agenda 878-9570 in advance of the meeting so that reasonable Attorney File # 16-010505 Rio Blanco Herald Times Approval of the May 9, 2016 Agenda accommodations may be made. The Attorney above is acting as a debt collector and is attempting to collect a debt. Any information provided Consent agenda for May 9, 2016 Published: May 5, 2016 may be used for that purpose. Consent 1_ Consideration of the Board Minutes Rio Blanco Herald Times CPAXLP CAXCA RIO BLANCO HERALD TIMES Thursday, May 5, 2016 CLASSIFIEDS G 13 A
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE HELP WANTED: GENERAL HELP WANTED: GENERAL HELP WANTED: GENERAL HELP WANTED: GENERAL
Dining room table, 2 lg leafs, 6 reg chairs, 2 captain Seven Lakes Lodge, LLC, is currently accepting RANGELY - Need person willing to cover town council SAFEHOUSE meetings, school board meetings, and/or possible Respiratory Therapist: Rangely District Hospital has If you are being abused physically or chairs. Fabulous condition. $1200 all or best offer. resumes for the following summer positions; High School sports. Contact Sean at The Herald an opening in the Cardiopulmonary Department for mentally, you can call SAFEHOUSE for Christine 878-5483 Lodge: housekeeping, server/soux chef, Ranch: ranch Times office. Phone: (970) 878-4017. a Licensed Respiratory Therapist. This is a full-time confidential shelter and help. hands. Must be able to multi-task, work in a fast position, working 32-40 hours per week. This position 878-3131 paced environment, and possess a valid drivers license. Pay depending on experience. Please send all Lodge performs all functions in the cardiopulmonary GUNS Dietery: Rangely District Hospital has an opening resumes to [email protected], and ranch department including respiratory therapy, EKG, stress Residence Life Coordinator/Outdoor THE RANGELY Moms Group gives preg- in the Dietary Department for a cook. This is a Fulltime CCW Class coming to Meeker resumes to [email protected] testing, audiology, holter monitoring, substance abuse Recreation Program Assistant nant women and mothers of newborns position working 40 hours per week. High School Saturday, May 7th, 8:30 AM-12PM testing etc. All services and procedures will be Colorado Northwestern Community College, through elementary school-aged children diploma or equivalent preferred but not required. Cost: $75.00 performed according to the highest professional Rangely Campus, is seeking a full-time Residence time to take a break, join in discussions Experience preferred or will train. Knowledge of cooking After May 15, 2016 the NRA is changing its standards. This position requires a work schedule Life Coordinator/Outdoor Recreation Program and crafts, and build relationships with methods/procedures, including types of preparation requirements for getting your CCW permit. of weekdays, rotating weekend and after hour's on- Assistant. Minimum requirements include a other moms. We meet the first Thursday and related routines. Must be able to work Get Certified NOW! -call, and call back. Rangely District Hospital offers Bachelor's degree in a related field from an accredited of each month from September through evenings, holidays, weekends and shifts as For details & class enrollment form competitive wages and excellent benefits. For more College or University, experience in Residence Life May, from 9-11 a.m. at Grace Baptist assigned. Must be able to maintain patient e-mail: [email protected] information, please contact Sara Rice at 970-675- and prior leadership experience. The position requires Church (144 S. Stanolind Ave.). Join us! confidentiality. If interested in this position, please 4263 or apply online at www.rangelyhospital.com a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion. This or call Clint @ (970)987-2620. Residence Life Coordinator/Financial For more information, call Heather Zadra contact Veronica Reeves, Dietary Director at 970- A complete job description for this position is available is a live-in 12 month position with full benefits. Assistant at (970) 629-9937. 675-4261 or apply online at in the Human Resources office at Rangely District For a complete job description and instructions for Colorado Northwestern Community College, www.rangelyhospital.com Hospital, 225 Eagle Crest Drive, Rangley, CO 81648. submission of an application, please visit the CNCC Rangely Campus, is seeking a full-time Residence A complete job description is available in the Human website at www.cncc.edu/human- LAWN & GARDEN Life Coordinator/Financial Assistant. Minimum Resources office at Rangely District Hospital, 225 resources/employment-opportunities-2/ THE VFW, American Legion, and their Auxiliaries requirements include a Bachelor's degree in a related Emerald City Lawn Care Eagle Crest Drive, Rangely, CO 81641. CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer will meet the second Mon- field from an accredited College or University, Lawn, Leaf, and Garden. Free Estimates. Insured First review of applications will begin immediately.. day of each month at 5:30 PM at 290 4th experience in Residence Life and prior leadership (970) 220-2040 St. For further information call (970) 878- experience. The successful applicant will have a 5326. dramatic impact on student success, and will enhance a culture of excellence in our Student Affairs Aviation Technology Instructor ATTN: RIO BLANCO COUNTY VETERANS: If you LOST & FOUND Division. This is a live-in 12 month position with Colorado Northwestern Community College, do not receive VA travel allowance for visits to the full benefits. For a complete job description and Rangely Campus, is seeking a full-time instructor Grand Jct VAMC or to the Craig VA Clinic please FOUND: Box of camping equipment, Sunday instructions for submission of an application, Dean of Instruction to teach in the Aviation Technology Program. Minimum contact the RBC Veterans Service Office, Meeker: please visit the CNCC website at Colorado Northwestern Community College is seeking requirements include an Associate's Degree in Aviation Joe Dungan, 878-9690 Rangely: John "Hoot" Gibson, on 3rd Street, Meeker. To identify and claim call 878-5162 www.cncc.edu/human-resources/employment- a qualified applicant for the position of Dean of or related field from an accredited college or university 878-9695 opportunities-2/ Instruction on our Rangely Campus. This is a full- and enrollment in or willingness to enroll in a Bachelor's CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer time benefited position. Minimum requirements are: Degree program, Commercial Pilot Certificate with First review of applications will begin immediately. Master's degree from regionally accredited Airplane Single and Multi-Engine Instrument Food Bank of the Rockies mobile pantry truck will HELP WANTED: PT institution, College level teaching experience, and Airplane Ratings, Flight Instructor, with Instrument be in Rio Blanco County providing Food assistance Three years of combined higher education Single and Multi-Engine Land Ratings, and a minimum to community members. Scheduled Dates for 2016: experience as a faculty member or administrator. Ol' Crows Beer and Beverage is looking for a part- of two years of experience in the aviation industry May 26, June 23, July 28, Aug. 25 - See more at: Review of applications will begin immediately. time front counter cashier. 878-5485 or stop by at and/or experience as a flight instructor. The Food Bank will be at the Meeker Fairgrounds For a full job description and the application procedure, 2nd & 4th 1030 Market St. in Meeker. For a full job description and the application procedure, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. please visit our website at: www.cncc.edu/human- please visit our website at: www.cncc.edu/human- Wednesdays resources/employment-opportunities-2/ resources/employment-opportunities-2/ HELP WANTED: CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer Review of applications will begin immediately. RBC Fairgrounds AUCTIONS SEASONAL SOCCER COACH- CNCC is an Equal Opportunity employer.. Combined Head Men's and Women's 4H Building I will be having an auction Sat., May 21st. If you WESTLANDS Colorado Northwestern Community College, Craig 6:30pm have sellable items call me so I can advertise . Private ranch in the White River Valley is seeking Campus,is excited to announce a new position for Bryce W. Purkey applicants for a few qualified and detail-oriented full- a full time combined Men's and Women's Soccer Progressive Bingo 970-878-4331 time seasonal summer staff starting in May. Coach. The successful applicant will be responsible Concessions & DInner Available Leave message and phone number Applicants should be neat in their appearance, be for starting and operating a program for student- able to work well with others and provide several athletes which includes, but not limited to; coaching, Meeker Streaker Available for personal references. Competitive starting mentoring, guiding, and training student-athletes who Transportaion to Bingo, Country Auction, Saturday, May 7th, 10:00 AM, 1209 wages. Call 970-878-3714 for an application or apply are highly skilled in their sport while pursing athletic Derby Mesa Loop, Burns, Colorado (24 miles north online at www.westlandsranch.com and academic excellence. Minimum requirements: call 878-9368 of Dotsero, Colorado off I-70). Many older and modern a Bachelor's degree in a relevant sport discipline Shop at home and save! Sponsored by Meeker Lions Club vehicles of all kinds, antiques, and collectibles of and/or demonstrable experience as a Soccer coach all kinds, old paper and books 8 hit & miss engines, HELP WANTED: GENERAL at the high school or collegiate level, also a relevant 8 tractors, very old cameras, stoves, enamel, many degree in a discipline for additional teaching duties. vehicle parts and motors, 100+ solitaire jars and CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer tins, fencing, buses, games, dump truck, scrap iron, Housekeeper needed: Biweekly, dependable, For a complete job description and instructions for lots of cool antiques, vehicle motors, traps, tire machine, trustworthy, flexible and has own transportation. Ask submission of an application, please visit the CNCC tin roofing, wood, guns and more. For more info for Karin 878-4753 website at www.cncc.edu/human- call Steve Claypoole, CP Auction Services resources/employment-opportunities-2/ (970)260-5577. Must see web www.cpauction.com. 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Living Estate Auction, Sunday, May 15th, 10:00 AM, 2116 South Horseshoe Trail, Silt, CO (By Post Office). 1 van, rat bike, motorcycle, shelving, hand & power tools of all kinds, vintage electronics, Model A, Dental Hygiene Program Instructor motorhome, Corvette dragster, fishing boat, new Colorado Northwestern Community College, old stock electronics, doors, autographed Broncos RangelyCampus, is seeking a full-time Dental Hygiene memorabilia, duct work, HVAC materials, antiques Instructor to teach in the Dental Hygiene DIRECTOR OF HOUSING AND ADVISING & collectables, guns, coins, swords, knives, office Program. Bachelor's Degree required. Must Colorado Northwestern Community College, furniture & items, flat screen TV, art work, possess a Colorado State License or be eligible Rangely Campus,is seeking a full-time Director of motorcycle parts, household furniture, gas furnace, to receive Colorado licensure. Preferred candidates Housing and Advising. Must demonstrate a strong spare heaters, plumbing, sinks & toilets, etc. For will have three years of teaching experience in higher ability to lead through change and develop a strong more info call Steve Claypoole, CP Auction education and certification in local anesthesia and academic and residence life living environment. Service, 970-260-5577. Must see web nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation. Minimum requirements include a Bachelor's degree www.cpauction.com. "Call us about a sale for you". For a full job description and the application procedure, in a related field from an accredited College or please visit our website at: www.cncc.edu/human- University, experience as a Resident Advisor, Academic resources/employment-opportunities-2/ Advisor, and prior leadership experience. Preferred: Estate Auction, Sat., May 14th, 10:00 AM, 20787 First review of applications will begin immediately. Master's Degree, Student Advising and Residence Rio Blanco County Rd 8 , Meeker, CO (23 miles CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Life Director experience. from Meeker, CO) 4x4 tractor w/cab and loader, For a full job description and the application procedure, backhoe, motorhome,, 2 - 4 wheelers, Gator, blades, please visit our website at: www.cncc.edu/human- lots of tools of all kinds, 100+ stock panels, 2 cattle FCI Constructors, Inc. is hosting a Prebid resources/employment-opportunities-2/ chutes, cattle handling tub type system, fuel tanks Informational Meeting & Walk Through for First review of applications will begin immediately. on stands, gooseneck trailer, farm attachments, subcontractors bidding on the Rio Blanco CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. fencing, some household, antiques & collectables, Courthouse Renovation Project on the following date: spurs, 14 step stairway lift chair complete, feeder Monday, May 16, 2016 @ 3:30 PM panels, water dump and more. Estate of John Location: Rio Blanco County Courthouse 555 Main Dickey. For more info call Steve Claypoole, CP Street, Meeker, CO. Plans & Specs will be Auction Service, 970-260-5577. Must see web available on Wednesday, May 4, 2016 on FCI's theheraldtimes.com www.cpauction.com. Call us about a sale for you. website: fciol.com Please contact Brad Keller or Evan Walton with any questions at 970-434-9093
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HELP WANTED: GENERAL HELP WANTED: GENERAL YARD SALES RENTALS: MEEKER RE: RENTALS: RANGELY RE: RENTALS: RANGELY MEEKER: 3 FAMILY YARD SALE 2 BDR 1 BA APARTMENT. $425, YOU PAY 2 BDR house w/3 extra rooms downstairs, one car 3 BDR townhouse $650 mo. Call 970-629-3605 Staff RN: Rangely District Hospital has an opening 520 3rd St ELECTRIC. CALL (970)260-3302. garage. Central heat and air conditioning. $750 mo. in the Nursing Department for a Registered Nurse. Saturday, May 7 970-629-3605 This is a full-time position working 32-40 hours per 8 a.m. to whenever its ALL gone. For Rent! 411 E Rangely Ave, 3 BDR, 2 BA house (see week with shifts on the floor, in the ER and in the SPACIOUS AND CLEAN 2 BDR/1BA apartment, Truilia for pictures) $800 mo plus utilities. 1 year procedure room. This position offers competitive coin laundry, heat included, NS. Rent + SD, renter SILVER SAGE RV PARK lease. 303-810-6805 ask for Mark. wages and a full benefit package. Job requirements National Park Service pays electric only. 970-756-4895 (970)675-2259 include being a graduate of an approved school of Seasonal Law Enforcement RV Spaces for rent. MISCELLANEOUS nursing. This position requires a current license as Academy Instructor Managers: Dana & Debbie Hanvey MOTORCADE: a registered nurse in the State of Colorado, CPR STORAGE DEPOT 10x25 unit. 878-4808. Colorado Northwestern Community College, ASK ABOUT OUR CNC MACHINING (970)675-2259 MISCELLANEOUS certification, TNCC certification and, ACLS Rangely Campus,is seeking a full-time instructor to (970)216-0138 certification. For further information, please contact Can't get a metal part? We can make all teach appropriate courses in the National Park Service AVAILABLE NOW: retail space in the cen- Sharma Vaughn, Chief Nursing Officer at 970-675- kinds of parts. We have CNC Machine TRAILERS, HITCHES, flatbeds, toolboxes, S.L.E.T.P. Academy. Bachelor's Degree from an ter of Meeker at 6th and Main in the his- 4224 or apply online at www.rangelyhospital.com equipment, lathe and tooling to do the trailer service and truck accessories. We are a "one accredited college or university, ability to obtain Federal toric Hugus Building. Includes over 5000 A complete job description is available in Human job. Contact Phil at Family Automotive stop shop" truck and trailer outfitter. B&W Law Enforcement Training Center certifications as square feet and loading dock in the alley. 2 BDR House, central heating and air conditoning. Resources at Rangely District Hospital, 225 Eagle and Machine. (970)878-5606. gooseneck hitches $597 installed. Pine Country Trailer required, current valid driver's license, and ability This former general store has Main Street $550 mo. Newly remodeled. 970-629-3605 Crest Drive, Rangely, CO 81648. Sales, Grand Junction. 1-800-287-6532. to earn a Colorado Career and Technical Education display, windows, an antique ceiling, Certificate required. Preferred candidates will have freight elevator, built-in cupboards and a Master's Degree; current FLETC Instructor Sagewood West Townhomes—Rangely RE: LAND/LOTS 1910 era show cases. Call 970-878-4138 training certifications in any of the following: Basic for details. Tactics, Arrest Techniques, Firearms, Driver Training, and PEB; and teaching experience in crime 35 Acres, Little Beaver Estates, Lot 18. $3,000 per acre. 970-260-5454. FOR RENT scene investigation, victims awareness, CLEAN REMODELED 2BD APARTMENTS, in-house special/abnormal populations and community laundry, storage units available, close to shopping policing. History Instructor FSBO: 22 acre horse property with RV service and and the downtown area & more. $575 to $685 per For a full job description and the application procedure, Colorado Northwestern Community College, new fence. $85,000 OBO. 4751 County Rd 7. 580- month. Western Exposures Realty LLC (970) 878- please visit our website at: www.cncc.edu/human- Rangely Campus, is seeking a full-time History 377-9436.. 5877. Instructor to teach in the Arts and Sciences resources/employment-opportunities-2/ First review Program. Master's Degree required. Preferred, PhD of applications will begin July 15th. CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. in history and at least 18 graduate hours supporting RE: HOMES: MEEKER COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE available in another needed discipline with three years of teaching Hugus Building, downtown Meeker. 878-4138. experience in higher education in history and another House for sale, 2 BDR/1BA, big yard $95,000. Call desired discipline. Tom Tucker Realty (970)231-0411. For a full job description and the application procedure, General Manager 2 BDR/1 BA apartment, $425 mo + deposit. No please visit our website at: www.cncc.edu/human- Blue Mountain Inn and Suites pets. 878-3736 or 970-260-8844. resources/employment-opportunities-2/ Pay range $33,500.00-$39,520.00 salary. RE: HOMES: RANGELY Available for rent – Newly constructed (2-story First review of applications will begin immediately. Oversees all aspects of hotel daily operations. In 1 BDR/ 1 BA HOUSE, $600 per month, rural setting CNCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer charge of all bookkeeping and payroll. A job description FSBO OR WILL RENT until sold, 1220 Deserado 5 miles from Meeker. Call (970)319-4425. 1465 Sq.Ft. and Ranch 1139 Sq. Ft.) – Both units may be obtained at the hotel. Qualifications: Bachelors Drive, 4 BDR 2.5 BA 1615 Sq. ft. $214,900. Call in Hospitality or Business Admin., or high school Dan (307)248-0981 or see at Zillow.com. are 3-Bdrm with 1 & ½ bath and a single car diploma with 8 years experience in hospitality. Cover RE: RENTALS: RANGELY garage with a fenced in back patio area. Enjoy letters and resumes email to Energetic people needed for the front of the [email protected] RE: RENTALS: MEEKER house at Ma Famiglia Restaurant. Full-time and Rangely Duplex for Rent 1 or 2 bedroom duplex - affordable living in modern accommodations. part-time positions available. Positions available 2BR/1BA, Nice location, fenced yard. $550 per Newly remodeled & landscaped. Please contact Please contact Peter Brixius or Teresa Lang at immediately for qualified applicants. Pick up an month plus utilities. 970-328-6850 Rodney 970-462-6538 or Dan 970-462-6858. application at 410 Market St., Meeker. (970) 675-8476 to inquire about the units.
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