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Donna Negus Rearick born October 11, 1943 into pioneer family of Edward and Martha Negus in Lompoc, California, ended her amazing journey in this world on August 30th, 2010. Donna graduated from Lompoc High School in 1961. Married Charles O. Rearick in 1965 and had one son, Brandon Michael Rearick. Donna and Brandon moved to [...]

Raymond J. Kelberer, 68, of Estes Park, passed away on August 31, 2010. Ray was born on September 26, 1941, in Wolf Point, MT., to Raymond and Esther Kelberer. He grew up in Montana hunting, fishing and studying the accounting business. He received his undergraduate degree in Accounting in Minnesota at Mankato State College. He [...]

Jeanne Helen Bedinger, 92, of Greeley and formerly of Estes Park died on August 7, 2010 at Grace Pointe in Greeley. She was born on May 11, 1918 to Ethel (Chipman) and Merrick Hipson in Lynn, Massachusetts, where she spent her early years. The family moved to Savannah, Georgia, when she was a teenager. She [...]

Wilfred Allan Schwartz was born September 23, 1923 in New York City. He was a first generation American born to Isadore Schwartz and Pauline Eisenstein who emigrated from Europe. Will’s passion for music began early. He started playing violin at age six and enrolled in the Julliard School of Music at age 15. He landed [...]

On August 19, Estes Park Mayor Bill Pinkham and Town Trustees joined Park Theatre Mall co-owner Sharon Seeley, her husband Bob Seeley and brother Andrew Stanger to hang 11 interpretive panels along the Riverwalk connection through the Park Theatre Mall site. The display, which was produced by staff at the Estes Park Museum, highlights the [...]

On Friday, August 27, at 2:23 p.m. park rangers received a cell phone call regarding a 50 year-old male hiker (hometown unknown) with an ankle injury near the Trough on the Keyhole Route of Longs Peak. The hiker’s son was requesting assistance. Two park rangers left the Longs Peak Trailhead and met the injured man [...]

Since 1986, the Town of Estes Park employees’ Helping Hands Committee has created commemorative annual holiday ornaments for purchase by the public. The proceeds from ornament sales are used to provide high school senior scholarships and assistance to local families in need. Now available, the 2010 ornament commemorates the Catch the Glow parade with a [...]

The “Catch The Glow” Parade has been a mainstay of the holiday season in this community for more than 25 years. It brings light, merriment and excitement not only to Estes Park residents, but to the thousands who travel from all over to Estes Park as part of their traditional holiday festivities. Mike Young and [...]

To The Editor: “In our lifetime, we will see a cure for cancer. Not because we wished for it, but because we worked for it.” What can you say about Estes Park? Not only is it a beautiful place to live, but the community is caring, and supportive as well. The Relay For Life Leadership [...]

At approximately 8:00 a.m. this morning, Friday, August 27, two park rangers on a climbing patrol on the Yellow Wall route on the Diamond of Longs Peak, witnessed a fall of a technical climber from Broadway Ledge. The climber fell down the North Chimney Route from Broadway Ledge to Mills Glacier, roughly 800 feet. The [...]

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Atlanta -- Could your kitchen at home pass a restaurant inspection? New research suggests that at least one in seven home kitchens would flunk the kind of health inspection commonly administered to restaurants.

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TIXX or at the Budweiser Events Center Box Office, Woody's Newsstand & Café in Greeley or at the Colorado Eagles Office in Windsor. An artists' reception is ...

Spud had a mighty impact on early Greeley
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The Union Colony of Colorado named their new town Greeley in 1870, to be a utopian agricultural community. One of their first important cash crops was the ...

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Greeley West boys tennis team defeats Greeley Central
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The Greeley West boys tennis team earned bragging rights over its cross-city rival Greeley Central on Thursday, defeating the Wildcats 5-2 on Central's home ...

Tributes for Sept. 2
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She left home at an early age to see the world. She came to Colorado during the 1970s. She graduated from Metro State College before coming to Greeley. ...

When it comes to adding friends to your network, do you accept every friend request or are you selective? Once you read Lynda's story you may pause before letting strangers into your life. High school senior, Lynda Lopez, had done all the hard work and looked forward to a great college experience. The Illinois resident had applied for universities and scholarships in her junior year. Then in October, 2009, she received word that she was a finalist for a full scholarship to two universities. Before going out to celebrate, the 18-year-old went online to update her status on Facebook....

The U.S. Department of Education has chosen a Minnesota company, Education Credit Management Corporation, to take over and manage theCalifornia's federal student-loan portfolios by the end of October. That decision removes EdFund, the firm that has managed California's federal loans, from the federal loan program and essentially removes California from the federal student-loan quaranty business. It hasn't been smooth sailing, as EdFund has had a strained relationship with its parent agency, the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC). Some officials want to sell the agency --...