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Cassidy Shea, a member of the New Pride of the Valley 4-H Club, with her 976-lb. steer, “Porky,” was among the 46 kids to participate in the market beef weigh-in on Feb. 4.
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The Paonia Police Department has released its blotter for Jan. 17-31. The officers responded to the following incidents:
Jan. 17 — 100 Block of Onarga Ave. for a welfare check, 100 Block of 2nd St. for a dog running at large, 200 Block of Grand Ave. for a citizen assist, 1100 Block of 3rd St. for a dog running at large.
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Written by Kathy Browning
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Wednesday, 15 February 2012 00:00 |
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Family and friends of Howard Berkman, who died last October, have established a music scholarship in his memory.
The Howard Berkman Music Scholarship Fund has raised $4,300 following a memorial concert at the Blue Sage Center in Paonia, a silent auction and generous donations.
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The Crawford Area Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Bait-N-Box and More to the community. The business is located at 318 Cedar Avenue and is owned by Gary and Tammy Broughton. They offer bait, tackle, sporting goods, gift items, T-shirts, ice and a full line of grocery items. The business is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and can be reached by calling 921-5219.
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Written by Kathy Browning
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Wednesday, 15 February 2012 00:00 |
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Paonia, Crawford still considering their commitment
When the Orton Family Foundation awarded a $100,000 grant for local planning and training in December, it came with a requirement for a $25,000 cash match and $75,000 of in-kind donations.
The Orton Foundation is more interested in having the local town governments in Paonia, Hotchkiss and Crawford be involved in the process then have a financial stake in the two-year project.
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Wednesday, 15 February 2012 00:00 |
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Mule deer monitored in North Fork Valley
Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists recently began monitoring mule deer bucks in the North Fork Valley in an effort to better understand a disease that causes antler deformities and the possible long-term effects on herd health.
During the past 10 years, hunters and residents of the Hotchkiss and Crawford areas have reported a high number of so-called "cactus bucks."
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