DOCSLIB.ORG

Friday Local Happenings This Weekend

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Friday Local Happenings This Weekend Halloween Bash COMMUNITY at Speedway Friday Local happenings this weekend .................................Page A-3 ..........Page A-6 Oct. 24, 2008 INSIDE Mendocino County’s World briefly The Ukiah local newspaper .......Page A-2 Saturday: Sunny H 85º L 41º 7 58551 69301 0 Sunday: Mostly sunny H 83º L 42º 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 36 pages, Volume 150 Number 198 email: [email protected] CALSTAR soon Growing Our Own changing location at Ukiah airport ‘We are proceeding,’ and Sacramento. Owen said other organiza- airport manager says tions had expressed concern By ROB BURGESS over the base’s current loca- The Daily Journal tion. Ukiah Airport Manager “The reason was that Greg Owen has confirmed Caltrans about five years ago that CALSTAR IV will soon determined the location of be moving its headquarters to CALSTAR to be unsafe,” he a different location on the said. “The close proximity to property. the road and the air blast from “We are proceeding,” he the rotor blades were really said, adding that the Airport close to light aircraft. It actu- Commission “agreed to move ally can make their flight con- the offices to Hangar 9, which trol surfaces malfunction. It is the former DHL hangar just can cause damage to lighter next to Fed Ex. We are pro- aircraft.” ceeding with the permitting.” Owen said the final date for Since its inception in April, the move wasn’t set in stone, 1998, CALSTAR IV, which but that the plans were mov- operates out of the Ukiah ing forward. Airport, has completed more “They’re going to be mov- than 4,000 flights. It serves a ing into the hangar soon,” he region extending approxi- said. “They’re going to get mately 150 miles in diameter new portables. We’re not 100 from Ukiah. CALSTAR as a percent sure when the move whole has been in existence will take place. It may be a for 24 years and also has few months before it’s all bases in South Lake Tahoe, completed.” Vacaville, Auburn, Concord, Rob Burgess can be reached Gilroy, Salinas, Santa Maria at [email protected]. Rickel says UVSD needs independence Sarah Baldik/The Daily Journal Keith and Kate Feigin, owners of Lovers Lane Farms, take a break from farming Tuesday afternoon to pose with their honey on a hillside on their to deal with issues farm in Ukiah. At right, Keith pulls a screen full of hard working honey bees from one of his honey bee boxes while harvesting honey off of East He’s one of seven Calpella Road last Friday. candidates running for five seats on Lovers Lane Farms: Couple board in election By ROB BURGESS started with honey, added pigs The Daily Journal For the second time this By SARAH BALDIK area. They are Tamworth pigs and were year, Jimmy Rickel is asking The Daily Journal imported from Washington State. The for your vote. Keith and Kate Feigin, owners of Tamworth pigs are an older breed, more Rickel is one of the seven Lovers Lane Farms, walk into the fenced- closely related to wild pigs than the com- Ukiah Valley Sanitation in yard on their family property on mercial breed used for meat. They gener- District candidates vying for Lovers Lane. Immediately, juvenile goats ally have the ability to grow more body the five open spots on the bal- run up to them and the pigs in their pens mass with less fat. “The plan is to diver- lot next month. Jimmy Rickel start to grunt a loud approval. sify our revenue stream with (the) pigs,” “I think the Sanitation “We are building a fence for them to Keith said. They chose this particular having an independently District, like many other dis- elected board,” he said. pasture as soon as we can,” Kate says as breed because their natural behavior has- tricts, has a lot of issues that she points to the pigs. “This is just tem- n’t been bred out of them. They forage haven’t been addressed by not See RICKEL, Page A-8 porary.” Their three pigs are a rare breed to the See FARM, Page A-10 TOP 5 ONLINE PumpkinFest contests yield 20-foot cornstalks in Ukiah winners, city Wednesday By ZACK CINEK they were stunted by the heat.” The Daily Journal One of the largest stalks has a circum- 1. One dead after announces Redwood Valley post office clerk ference of 6.5 inches. Ears of corn on the The Daily Journal Jeremy Bigelow grows corn 20 feet tall behemoth stalks are about 16 inches dispute at marijuana The city of Ukiah on in an unlikely garden space so small you long. Roots of the corn sprouted from the operation Wednesday announced the could barely park a motorcycle in it. stalks several feet above the ground and winners of the 2008 Bigelow cultivated his colossal corn are about .25 inches in diameter and 3 2. Five arrested in PumpkinFest cooking con- from a patch of dirt on the edge of a park- inches long. Branscomb drug bust tests. ing lot, behind a dumpster and between Over the five months that the corn has In the Creative Pumpkin two fences in a Ukiah neighborhood. been in the ground, Bigelow said he gave 3. Ukiah Mervyns to Baked Goods division, the Measured with a tape measure, the it water and fertilizer. Bigelow has now close its doors this only rule was that pumpkin tallest of the corn stalks had grown to positioned one-gallon milk jugs around must be one of the ingredi- heights of 19 feet-plus to about 20 feet the base of the stalks to protect them fall ents. Tammy Kuny took first Wednesday afternoon. from frost. place with her four-layer “Hopefully we can get something big- 4. Single vehicle crash pumpkin cake in the Creative ger for next year,” Bigelow said. “I think See CORN, Page A-8 closes Hwy 1 Pumpkin category. Angela Johnsen scored Michael Hooker/ The Daily Journal 5. Drug raids result in second place with a pumpkin On a small piece of dirt surrounded by an asphalt parking lot and a cheesecake with gingersnap trash receptacle grows possibly the tallest cornstalks in town. Using a arrest of seven crust. 30-foot tape Wednesday afternoon gave us proof of their spectacular ukiahdailyjournal.com height of 20 feet tall. See WINNERS, Page A-10 463-6729 www.downtownukiah.com Comedy Alley this Saturday for more info A-2 – FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 2008 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] POLICE REPORTS LAW FIRM OF PHILIP M. VANNUCCI The following were compiled from reports prepared by the Ukiah LITIGATION Police Department. To anonymously report crime information, call • Business • Divorce • Real Property 463-6205. ARREST -- A 17-year-old Ukiah boy was arrested on 462-0900 suspicion of driving under the 201 N. State St., Ukiah influence in the 600 block of South State Street at 11:08 p.m. Wednesday. Watch Repair BIKRAM YOGA SHERIFF’S REPORTS UKIAH The following were compiled from reports Need a watch battery How Good prepared by the Mendo- or watch band? cino County Sheriff’s Could You Office: Stop By today... BOOKED -- David Lloyd Laughlin, 59, of Upper Lake, D. William Jewelers Feel? was booked into jail by the Pear Tree Center California Highway Patrol on 462-4636 HotYogaUkiah.com suspicion of transportation of marijuana, possession of mar- Mercer, 38, of Fire Rock, was Remember to carry a flash- In Loving Memory of ijuana for sale and child booked into jail by the light if you trick-or-treat and endangerment at 7:41 a.m. Mendocino County Sheriff’s to be aware of children run- Car Wash Tuesday. Office on suspicion of cultiva- ning around. The CHP also Glenn Gray BOOKED -- Raymond tion of marijuana and posses- reminds drivers and pedestri- 859 N. State Street 1952 – 2006 Michael Denny, 61, of Ukiah, sion of marijuana for sale at ans that clocks will soon be 462-4472 was booked into jail by the 6:57 p.m. Tuesday. rolling back one hour when California Highway Patrol on BOOKED -- Edward Daylight Saving Time ends $3.00 off suspicion of driving under the Albert Norton, 40, of Nov. 2. CAR WASH influence at 10:13 a.m. Redwood Valley, was booked EVERY into jail by the Mendocino You are the brightest star in my universe Tuesday. TUESDAY shining always as you fly with the angels. BOOKED -- Shalene Gina Major Crimes Task Force on CORRECTIONS Gwenlynn Peake, 18, of Nice, suspicion of possession of a The Ukiah Daily Journal was booked into jail by the weapon and possession of reserves this space to correct California Highway Patrol on marijuana for sale at 8:04 p.m. errors or make clarifications to FUNERAL NOTICES suspicion of possession of Tuesday. news articles. Significant errors in Those arrested by law enforcement obituary notices or birth marijuana for sale and trans- officers are innocent until proven guilty. [\ years in San Diego Schools. of Redwood Valley, son portation of marijuana at 8:45 People reported as having been arrest- announcements will result in ALLENE E. STRONG She kept the Frank Strong of Rancho p.m. Tuesday. ed may contact the Daily Journal once reprinting the entire article. Errors Funeral services for books for her husband’s Murieta, CA, sister Nettie BOOKED -- Debra Ann their case has been concluded so the may be reported to the editor, 468- Allene E. Strong of Ukiah business, played pia- Hagar of San Die- results can be reported.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Winter 2010-2011
    ???Editorial Dear Readers, We thought long and hard about us! Founder of WIZO and first president Rebecca Sieff looks what to put into this special 90th back over the first 40 years (page 32) – and WIZO Review anniversary edition of WIZO Assistant Editor Tricia Schwitzer writes an imaginary letter Review. At 90 years young, we to Rebecca – and asks ‘How have we done?’ (page 33). want to look forward, but at the same time, remember the past. The article on pages 34-35 features a new project about And we decided to do both – to start in WIZO’s schools: teaching the students about but in an unusual way. In this WIZO. Based on a worldwide popular game, this was the issue, WIZO chaverot speak – brainchild of World WIZO’s Education Division Chairperson, both historically and currently. Ruth Rubinstein. Amongst some old issues of WIZO Review, there are some WIZO.uk chairman Loraine Warren is the subject of our first-hand accounts of the very first days of WIZO. And it was Interview (pages 36-37) for this issue. Loraine tells us how quite amazing how some of those articles blended in with proud she is to be part of the WIZO family and how fulfilling what we were planning. The magazine from 1960, marking a career it can be. WIZO’s 40th anniversary, is a wealth of original experiences – with articles written by the very women who were there We all are so proud of our WIZO husbands – how they support at the beginning. us! Read (on page 38) what an anonymous Canadian WIZO husband says in WIZO Review December 1946 – he belongs Everyone in Israel and our friends around the world will to the Loyal Order of WIZO Husbands.
    [Show full text]
  • A Place Called Home Is Not a Charity, Itls a Partnership
    As economic crises and social prob- and inspire their minds, bodies and spirits and to develop strong values lems take their toll across the country that will serve them throughout their lives. and around the world, neighborhoods Like many not-for-profit organizations, our budget has seen a dip in this like South Central L.A. are hardest hit. time of economic crisis, but the need around us continues to grow. So, we We are seeing high unemployment, crime, are finding new ways to partner with our supporters, our members and our depression, and the volatility and violence community to make a greater difference every day. that accompany these fac- When you share your tors. At APCH, youth and energy and resources with families who are facing hard A PLACE CALLED HOME APCH, what you give is times are welcomed and multiplied by the energy empowered as partners in IS NOT A CHARITY, and resources that every improving their own lives, other donor and volun- the neighborhood, and the IT’S A PARTNERSHIP FOR teer and member brings. world. Each boy and girl The Center is alive with en- who crosses our threshold POSITIVE CHANGE. ergy, creativity and achieve- finds the opportunity and ment and you are a part of support to further his or her it. We hope you will enjoy education and develop his or her skills and this newsletter and that the stories will call out to you. Your talents to manifest dreams and goals into partnership is needed in our new APCH Home Garden, with tutoring, reality.
    [Show full text]
  • Project Casting Status As of 5/04/2009
    Project Casting Status as of 5/04/2009 Los Angeles 24 -1 Hour (FOX) Currently Casting Peggy Kennedy, Debi Manwiller 90210 -1 Hour (CW) On Hiatus David Rapaport 10 Items or Less -1/2 Hour (TBS) On Hiatus Tim Payne 10 Things I Hate About You (LA) -1/2 Hour (ABC On Hiatus Collin Daniel, Brett Greenstein, Family) Tess Sanchez 100 Questions for Charlotte Payne -1/2 Hour Pilot Currently Casting Leslie Litt (NBC) A Christmas Carol -Feature Film Wrapped Scot Boland, Victoria Burrows A Couple Of Cops -Feature Film Currently Casting Jennifer Euston A Girl & A Gun -Feature Film Wrapped Janet Hirshenson, Jane Jenkins, Michelle Lewitt A Marriage -1 Hour Pilot (CBS) Wrapped Stephanie Laffin, Amy Lippens A Million Hits -1/2 Hour Pilot (Disney) Currently Casting Joey Paul Jensen Ab Fab -1/2 Hour Pilot (FOX) Currently Casting Susan Vash Accidentally on Purpose -1/2 Hour Pilot (CBS) Wrapped Lisa Miller Katz Ace In The Hole -1/2 Hour Pilot (CBS) Wrapped Marisa Ross, Alyson Silverberg Adventures of Tintin: Secret Of The Unicorn - Wrapped Scot Boland, Victoria Burrows Feature Film Alex Mojo -1/2 Hour Pilot (Disney) On Hold Carol Goldwasser, Howard Meltzer All About Evil -Low Budget Feature Currently Casting Jason James Alligator Point -1/2 Hour Pilot (Lifetime) Wrapped Patrick Baca, Robin Nassif Alvin and the Chipmunks 2 -Feature Film Wrapped Juel Bestrop, Seth Yanklewitz American Dad -1/2 Hour (FOX) Currently Casting Linda Lamontagne American Pie: Book of Love -Feature Film Currently Casting Jan Glaser American Tragic -Feature Film Wrapped Jeanne McCarthy
    [Show full text]
  • EU Page 1 COVER.Indd
    JACKSONVILLE P holidayfree monthly guide to entertainment & more | decemberguIde 2009 | eujacksonville.com contents december 09 join EU on facebook! 22 feature music pages 4-17 holiday guide pages 24 sound check page 24 spotlight: 2416 dish page 25 interview with Ben Sollee follow us on twitter! page 18 dish update + events page 26 featured music events page 18 hidden gems: hightide burrito co. pages 27-31 music events Look for @EUJacksonville and page 29 after the bomb, baby! @EU_Music where you theatre + culture album review page 19 cultural events page 29 surfer blood album review can get daily music and entertainment updates visual arts life + stuff page 20 art events + exhibits page 32 view from the couch page 20 win the MOCA cube page 32 new dvd releases eu staff page 21 new downtownt studio/gallery page 33 netscapades managing director page 33 storycorps Shelley Henley family creative director page 22 family events movies Rachel Best Henley page 22 holidays at the zoo pages 34- 35 december movies copy editors page 22 gator bowl + new years events page 35 special movie showings Kellie Abrahamson page 22 jaguar football Erin Thursby music editor food editor Kellie Abrahamson Erin Thursby photo editor Daniel Goncalves contributing photographer Richard Abrahamson contributing writers Brenton Crozier Emily Moody Jack Diablo Dick Kerekes Larry Knight Liltera Williams Rick Grant Anna Rabhan Liza Mitchell Tom Weppel Ora Brasel Kali McLevy Published by EU Jacksonville Newspaper. P.O. Box 11959, Jacksonville, FL 32239. Copyright 2009. Repro- duction of any artwork or copy prepared by EU Jack- sonville is strictly prohibited without written consent of the publisher.
    [Show full text]
  • Thursday 22.12. Saturday 24.12. Friday 23.12. Sunday 25.12
    HELSINKI TIMES TV GUIDE 22 DECEMBER 2011 – 4 JANUARY 2012 23 Helsinki Times TV Guide offers a selection of English and other language broadcasting on Finnish television. thursday 22.12. friday 23.12. TV1 MTV3 NELONEN TV1 MTV3 NELONEN 09:30 Heartbeat 10:05 The Young and the 09:30 Heartbeat 10:05 The Young and the 11:05 YLE News in English Restless 11:05 YLE News in English Restless 11:10 Holby City 11:00 Emmerdale 11:10 Holby City 11:00 Emmerdale 12:10 Coronation Street 13:00 Design Inc. 12:10 Coronation Street 13:00 ER 17:10 Heartbeat 14:05 Kath & Kim 17:10 Heartbeat 14:05 Rita Rocks 19:00 As the Time Goes By 17:00 The Bold and the Beautiful 23:05 Charles at 60- The 14:35 Freaks and Geeks 22:45 Les Enfants FILM 18:00 Emmerdale Passionate Prince DOC 17:00 The Bold and the Beautiful Directed by: Christian 21:00 Mentalist (K13) Prince Charles at home, 18:00 Emmerdale Vincent. Starring: Gérard 22:35 Modern Family abroad, at work and on duty. 22:45 Slap Shot (K15) FILM Blue Bloods Spy Hard Lanvin. France/2005. 23:05 Death Wish 2 (K18) FILM The revealing film goes behind 01:00 Sensing Murder Nelonen 22:00 Nelonen 21:00 In French. the closed doors of his world. SUB 09:00 James Martin: Sweet SUB 09:00 James Martin: Sweet TV2 09:30 A Baby Story TV2 09:30 A Baby Story 07:10 Capri 10:00 Bulging Brides 15:30 Marienhof 10:00 Bulging Brides 06:50 Children’s Programming Three episodes.
    [Show full text]
  • Festival Program 10 24 12.Pub
    The 11th Annual Route 66 Film Festival Movies from the United States and Around the World presents and the premiere of Chad Calek’s new movie A Blood Red Sky FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 WELCOME, 6:00 p.m. Festival Director, Tom Szpyrka Route 66 Max August, Los Angeles, CA Get your kicks on Route 66 with singer Biggi Gunn. 3 min. APOCALYPTIC FILMS, 6:15- 9:00 p.m. The Charon Incident Alan Wylie, Ontario Canada A private fixer completes his final assignment for a greedy pharmaceutical th company. 20 min. Congratulations on your 11 Annual Carta a Julia (Letter to Julia) Route 66 Film Festival David Gonzalez Rudiez, Bilbao, Spain Join us at The Pub at Vinegar Hill An elderly man claims he has been visited by aliens. 7 min. (One block north of the Legacy Theater) 104 West Cook Street, #1 (between Second and Spring Streets) A Blood Red Sky Chad Calek, Los Angeles, CA World premiere of a documentary examining the theory that the world will end in 2012. 90 min. Route 66 Film Festival Attendees’ Q & A with Director Chad Calek Official Party Central Join us for After Party, 9:00 p.m. - ?? Complementary food and non-alcoholic beverages Pub at Vinegar Hill Wear your wristbands Meet Chad and other visiting filmmakers. Open Fridays and Saturdays till 1:00 a.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 A complete Meeting and Banquet Center for 10-150 people Doors open, 9:30 a.m. Five domestic beers for $10, Frozen Margaritas $3 and Real Strawberry Daiquiris $4 Session 1, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
    [Show full text]
  • November 19, 2012 Declaration of Timothy Brooks I. INTRODUCTION
    Public Version November 19, 2012 Declaration of Timothy Brooks I. INTRODUCTION 1. I have been retained by Game Show Network, LLC to analyze data pertaining to its cable network, GSN, and competing networks affiliated with Cablevision Systems Corporation, namely WE tv and Wedding Central, as well as certain other networks. 2. Based on the data I have examined, I conclude that GSN is similar in audience appeal to WE tv, that GSN was a significant competitor to WE tv for audience, advertising and programming, both in the New York market and nationally, prior to its being repositioned by Cablevision to a narrowly penetrated tier, and that WE tv benefited following the removal of its competitor from wide distribution on its systems. These conclusions are based on national and New York-area Nielsen ratings and demographic data, including data specific to the Cablevision coverage area, as well as on data obtained from other independent third-party measurement services, including Beta Research and Gfk MRI. The data indicate that GSN and WE tv both appeal strongly to women, that GSN and WE tv are very competitive in terms of their performance in standard Nielsen demographic categories (based on gender and age), and that their audiences are similar attitudinally. Cablevision also gave more favorable distribution to Wedding Central, a new network it owned which appears to have attracted little audience and which was discontinued after less than two years. 3. Based on my analysis, I also conclude that GSN has been harmed by Cablevision’s negative repositioning of GSN to the sports tier--a little-seen tier that is ill- suited for GSN--in terms of reduced audience levels, lack of exposure to important New York advertising professionals, and therefore reduced revenue.1 II.
    [Show full text]
  • Sandspur, Vol 110, No 24, April 23, 2004
    University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 4-23-2004 Sandspur, Vol 110, No 24, April 23, 2004 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 110, No 24, April 23, 2004" (2004). The Rollins Sandspur. 230. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/230 ROLLINS COLLEGE • WINTER PARK, FLORIDA CheTH E OLDEST COLLEGantrstouE NEWSPAPER IN FLORIDA r I,GP. NKWSPAPFH r\r FTORTFIA ^^ APRIL 23, 2004 FOUNDED IN 1894 \\ WW'.Tr DsPUR.ORG Community Outreach Celebrating 110 Years The Spur Awards We at The Sandspur have This year marks the 110th anniversary of Holt students in Dr. Sue decided to commend our­ the oldest college newspaper in Florida. Easton's Small Groups class selves for our wonderful Have you ever wondered what The experience the rewards of work this semester. Check Sandspur's first issue looked like? Find caring for America's heroes. out our utterly self-serving out as we travel back in time! awards. page 14 Rita Rocks! Honors The Legacy Of Dr. Bornstein • Rollins campus receive a stone in the College's Walk of Fame, and bids farewell to Dr. then additionally surprised Rita Bornstein.
    [Show full text]
  • Ruidoso Area Received Some N Compensation Tuesday in the Form Ofa Fast-Moving Snowstorm That Dropped Several Inches in the Area
    CheCk out1he News' NEW and IMPROVED ' Web page at www.ruiilosonews.coml ... .. ' =_'_'_, __. .. .."""ZIf!!!.... INSIDE Much-needed snow coats area t. 6A EDUCATION The first earing the end ofan unseasonably dry 100 days winter, the Ruidoso area received some N compensation Tuesday in the form ofa fast-moving snowstorm that dropped several inches in the area. Ski Apache reported 3 inches ofnew snow by mid-morning, with totals expected to be considerably higher by the time the front moves on. The system was part ofa low-pressure trough that also brought wind and 4A OPINION cold temperatures. Wednesday's forecast high is The man who 48 degrees under sunny skies. made t:,~ Above, Highway 48 approaching Ruidoso from laugh the north was snow-covered by mid-morning Tuesday. At right: A sign at the Smokey Bear Ranger District station in Ruidoso fulfills its \ wish, to a degree. (Julie Carter/Ruidoso News) Sculpture that killed artist controversial 48 LINCOLN DIANNE STAWNGS were hunted to near extinc­ ture of dancers installed in dstallitlgs@ruidOfQllffllJ,COm tion in the West. Trapp Colorado Springs and COUNlY said her staff workedclose­ "Vaquero," a Mexican cow­ Artist Luis Jimenez died ly with the family on the boy on a bucking horse at • Capitan's at his Hondo studio in 2006 sculpture, Moody Park in Houston. while workirig on a 32-foot Chicano roots Betsy Broun, director of sculpture of a wild mus­ the Smithsonian American culinary tang rearing on its hind Jimenez was passionate Art Museum, described hooves, about his portrayals of Jimenez's worknot as quiet kids The artist's femoral Chicanoculture, His works or meditative, but the kind artery was severed by a include the 1989 "Border that reaches out and piece ofthe mustang's torso Crossing" in Los Angeles, 'grabs" attention, that swung loose while he depicting a man carrying a The airport public art was straddling a beam, person across the Rio program features 26 site­ causing him to bleed to Grande on his shoulders.
    [Show full text]
  • 2999 $3999 $2999
    & Satellite Listings! THE FREE Local Guide to TV, Your Community, and Entertainment for October 30 - November 26, 2009 Everyone in the world will get a flash of their own future Ralph Dinosaur Plays Halloween at Bubs Field ~ See page 5 Sonya Walger See page (22) Sci-Fi Remake ‘V’ Debuts November 3rd ~ See page 5 Save Up To $600 With The New Bresnan Triple Play! No Contracts • No Commitments • 12 Month Price Lock Guarantee Bresnan Digital Phone Bresnan Digital Cable with ON DEMAND Bresnan OnLine High-Speed Internet $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 A Month For A Month For A Month For 12 Months 12 Months 12 Months 39 Plus Equipment* 29 Plus Equipment* 29 Plus Equipment* NO CONTRACTS! NO COMMITMENTS! PLUS, PRICES ARE LOCKED IN FOR 12 MONTHS! Call Today & Save! 1.877.BRESNAN 273-7626 Offer valid for new residential customers who sign up for 2 or 3 services. Digital Set-Top Box at $5.99 per month and High-Speed Internet & Phone modem at $3.00 per month is additional. Certain restrictions and limitations apply. For complete restrictions, go to www.bresnan.com/tripleplay. MW5381 2OAD3UITE" 'RAND*UNCTION SOURCE TV 1UALITY.EWAND5SED#OMPUTERSAT!FFORDABLE0RICES s,ARGE3ELECTIONOF5SED#OMPUTERS ,APTOPS AND,#$-ONITORSAT!TTRACTIVE0RICES s#USTOM"UILT#OMPUTERSTO&IT9OUR.EEDS s5SEDAND.EW0ARTS s#OMPUTER4UNEUPAND6IRUS2EMOVAL s#OMPUTER2EPAIRAND5PGRADES s#OMPUTER2ECYCLING ss$AY(ARDWARE7ARRANTYON!LL5SED#OMPUTERS 9EAROR-OREON.EW3YSTEMS -ONDAY &RIDAYAM PM 3ATURDAYAM PM A Full Service Accredited Travel Agency • Airline Tickets, Cruises, Vacation Packages, YOU PASSP R Escorted Tours, Rail Passes, Hotels, AFF ORT TO ORDABLE CA Rental Cars & Senior Discounts. R E FR TR EE • Group Travel Planning AVEL! (970)242-3500 (800) 245-0666 • [email protected] Paris, France 2 1133 Patterson Road, #5 • Grand Junction, CO 81506 Located at 12th & Patterson (Near Blockbuster Video) Open Monday - Friday: 9 a.m.
    [Show full text]
  • 2019 Pro Rodeo Summer Run Underway
    June 25, 2019 Volume 13: Issue 26 In This Issue: • Showdown In the Cascades, pg 21 • Superior Equine Barrel Daze, pg 22 • Revolution Barrel Racing, pg 24 • Go For Broke, pg 25 • Destrys Free 4 All, pg 33 Published Weekly, online at www.BarrelRacingReport.com - Since 2007 2019 Pro Rodeo Summer Run Underway By Tanya Randall Things are heating up in the WPRA Standings as barrel rac- First Down Dash ers make the most of the lucrative summer season to punch their First Down Kelly SI 105 tickets to the 2019 National Finals Rodeo or set themselves up for a SI 101 Kellys Coffer good start to the 2020 race. Darkelly SI 105 Amber Moore and CP Dark Moon picked up a $3,085-victory SI 110 Shawne Bug at the Strawberry Days Rodeo in Pleasant Grove, Utah. It was the Shawne Kate SI 101 first trip to the rodeo for the three-time NFR qualifier from Salem, SI 89 Oregon. Little Fan Dancer SI 92 “I had never been CP Dark Moon there before,” she WPRA WORLD STANDINGS said. “The strawber- Courtesy of www.wpra.com - unofficial - as of 6/24/19 2009 Brown Mare ries were amazing. I 1 Nellie Miller $83,839.51 16 Dash For Cash drove 14-hours to get On A High SI 114 there and then nine- 2 Hailey Kinsel $66,877.30 23 SI 113 3 Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi $65,083.03 29 Yankee Doll hours down to Reno. Srqh New Highs TB It wasn’t on my way 4 Lisa Lockhart $56,652.28 14 SI 83 to Reno.
    [Show full text]
  • Nancy Adkins' Slick Lane Ta Fame & Will Lear Earn $72,516 Pink Buckle
    OCTOBER 15, 2019 -- Volume 13: Issue 40 IN THIS ISSUE: • Pink Buckle Futurity, Guthrie, OK • Pink Buckle Open 4D, Guthrie, OK, pg 33 • CTBRA Finals, Llano, TX, pg 46 • AMQ #18 - Statesboro, GA, pg 45 • Jeanine McMinn Memorial, Conroe, TX, pg 47 • Pro Rodeos, pg 50 • Pink Buckle Horse Sale, Guthrie, OK, pg 57 Published Weekly, online at www.BarrelRacingReport.com - Since 2007 Nancy Adkins’ Slick Lane Ta Fame & Will Lear Earn $72,516 Pink Buckle Futurity Championship By Tanya Randall $72,516 is life-changing money, but Slick Lane Ta Fame’s Pink On The Money Red Buckle Futurity Championship went beyond the money for the Designer Red SI 103 4-year-old mare’s jockey Will Lear and her owner Nancy Adkins. SI 87 Pin A Rose On Me Their share of the $650,000 Futurity purse was $72,516, while Slick By Design Charlie Cole and Jason Martin of Highpoint Barrel Horses received $8,532 on behalf of their stallion Slick By Design and Mike and Dream On Dancer Dreams Of Blue SI 90 Jill Petty earned $4,266 as the breeders of Beyoncé for a total of $85,354 in earnings. Ms Sun Pass For Lear, who was returning to futurity competition after an eight year hiatus, the championship put him back in the limelight as Slick Lane Ta Fame an elite rider enabling him to grow his training business. 2015 Black Filly “It’s just crazy!” exclaimed Lear. “It’s just unbelievable. This is First Down Dash what you do it for your whole life.
    [Show full text]