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Carbon County School District No. 2 Saratoga Schools Breakfast Wednesday – Breakfast pizza or cereal/string cheese, fruit or juice, milk. Thursday – Breakfast burrito or cereal/string cheese, fruit or juice, milk. Friday – Breakfast biscuit or cereal/string cheese, fruit or juice, milk. Monday – Breakfast pastry or cereal and yogurt, fruit or juice, milk. Tuesday – Cereal, string cheese, fruit or juice, milk. Lunch Wednesday – Sub sandwich, broccoli, fruit and vegetable bar, applesauce, milk strawberry, chocolate, white). Thursday – Spaghetti...
Dennis Jaeger (Jay-GUR), a veteran of both the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Army, is the new Forest Supervisor for the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests and Thunder Basin National Grassland (MBRTB). Jaeger was selected for the post earlier this summer by Rocky Mountain Regional Forester Dan Jirón and his first day on the job was Aug. 11. No stranger to the area or current issues affecting the Rocky Mountain Region, Jaeger comes to the MBRTB from the Black Hills National Forest where he served as Deputy Forest Supervisor for the past seven...
The annual Pieces of History Quilt Show brought in 103 visitors over the two-day event to see quilts ranging from 1895 to the present. Visitors were able to vote on their favorite quilt in two categories, pre – 1965 and post – 1965. Dani Ellis’s submission won the pre-1965 People’s Choice. Ellis was thrilled with the win as the quilt was made by her husband’s grandmother and is one of his favorite quilts. The post -1965 quilt People’s Choice Award went to Nancy Lynch. The Saratoga Museum traditionally hosts the quilt show in August and this yea...
The Encampment/Riverside Lions Club will once again host the Copper Days Festival. Now in its 20th year, the festival will feature many family friendly activities throughout the weekend. At 11 am, on Sept. 6 and 7, attendants can watch antique tractors pull heavy, weighted trailers to compete for the title of strongest tractor. The competition tractors have been collected for decades by those who reminisce about simpler times when hard work was rewarded with an afternoon of friendly one-ups-man-ship. Enthusiasts often come from all over the...