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May 19, 2013
Pickin’ in the Park bringing outstanding talent to...
Amy HelmThe lineup of entertainers for the sixth annual Pickin' in the Park Free Summer Concert Series has now been set. Every Thursday evening in Paonia Town Park starting at 6 p.m. and going until dark, concert-goers are going to have a fantastic musical experience for the entire family.
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Sun shone brightly on dog trials
Carol Clawson and Tell did their best to make these yearling ewes follow the course at the 10th annual Hotchkiss Sheep Camp Stock Dog Trials over the weekend. Gordon Hebenstreit, president and general manager of the stock dog trials said, “We feel it was a very successful competition … It was a real challenge for the dogs.” Vice president Cheryl Hebenstreit noted, “The sheep were a little tough this year.” And that’s how the competitors like it.It had rained in Hotchkiss all week long. Not a good sign for the big outdoor events scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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City explains tree removal
The City of Delta has removed trees on West 5th Street due to tree roots lifting sidewalks. The city crews will be replacing the sidewalks during the City of Delta's concrete replacement program.
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Gymkhana series begins May 29
Members of the Surface Creek Saddle Club met April 29 to finalize the schedule for the club's annual summer gymkhana series. Each gymkhana will include a barrel race, pole bending and flag race, and each night there will be a unique fun race.
MoreScenes around Delta County
DCI e-Edition
Delta Area
- Camp hosts sought for Paonia, Sweitzer
- Families Plus children celebrate mothers
- City explains tree removal
- Angler honored for Relief Ditch work
- The desert comes to life
- Bowie mine seeks royalty reduction
- Bypass contingency fund exhausted
- Graduation celebrations begin
- One injured in motorcycle crash
- Libraries support the One Book 4 Colorado early literacy initiative
North Fork
- Sun shone brightly on dog trials
- Pickin’ in the Park bringing outstanding talent to Paonia
- Crawford’s cowboys wax poetic at library reading
- Hotchkiss chefs prepare delicious entrees
- Stahl’s building destroyed
- Kathleen Wheeler Room looks great
- Citizen scientists to help define air quality baseline
- Few surprises at marijuana hearing
- Lilacs’ scent fills the air
- Rec district plans for a busy summer
Surface Creek
- Spring’s greening
- St. Philips celebrates 100 years of praise
- Mother’s Day tea
- Gymkhana series begins May 29
- Keeping an eye on Fruitgrowers Dam
- SourceGas to invest $3.7M in new lines
- Leon water offer looks good, but trustees decline
- Heralding the arrival of spring
- Hat day fun
- OC considers cemetery options
Delta County Independent
SourceGas to invest $3.7M in new lines
Published on Wednesday, 15 May 2013 16:42
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Photo by Hank Lohmeyer Over 300 people came to the Cedaredge Community Center on May 9 to get information about expanded natural gas service being offered by SourceGas in previously unserved areas around the town. The company provided free, barbecue-style cookout meals for everyone attending the eight-hour-long event.SourceGas will make a $3.7 million investment over the next year expanding its distribution infrastructure in Surface Creek Valley around Cedaredge.
Company representatives explained to the Delta County Independent that the big investment is not a speculation on future growth prospects.
