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Vaccines for H1N1 in Sterling next week
Those who want the H1N1 vaccine can drive to Sterling next week, but it will not be available in Morgan County until Nov.
Voters deny fire-based ambulance service
Heather Delgado-Diaz reviews the unofficial election results Tuesday evening. She beat out her opponents, Don Barnes and Ken Summers, for the vacant Ward 1 seat.
Unofficial election results coming in
As of approximately 9:30 p.m., the Logan County Clerk & Recorder's Office has unofficial results of the Logan County ballot questions and Sterling City Council elections.
Tuesday night, the Sterling City Council finalized a 90-day moratorium on medical marijuana outlets.
Winter weather leads to change in plans
A working list of changes and cancellations in the Sterling area due to a winter storm moving across the area: Sterling Regional MedCenter's volunteer jewelry sale scheduled for Thursday and Friday has been cancelled.
Officers and members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts and Auxiliaries throughout Colorado gathered at Post 2061 in Longmont on the Oct.
Simms aims to bring unique POV to council
Don Simms sees the city differently than many people in Sterling. He sees it from the street level up.
Pink Out raises $12,000 for NCCRA
The 2009 Pink Out campaign was a rousing success as evidenced by those gathered on Wednesday night to finish this year's fundraising effort and campaign for the Northeast Colorado Cancer Resource Association.
Lawson interested in assisting with city budget
Patrick "Pat" Lawson said the primary role of a city council member is to help with the city budget.
Gun club to get second shot at zoning change
The Logan County Planning Commission tabled the request for the Special Use Permit for the Fish and Game Club of Northeast Colorado at its meeting on Wednesday evening.
City water issues inspire Moon to run
Richard Moon Jr. The water issue facing Sterling voters is the primary reason Richard Moon Jr.
Police and fire reports for Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009
Dustin Kloeckner, 25, of Sterling; 12:30 a.m. Friday in the 700 block of West Second Street; driving under the influence, possession of cannabis and paraphernalia, no insurance, speeding; given notice to appear in court.
'Conversations' tour stops in Sterling
From left, Dave Hoselton and Pat Klinzmann meet with Mac McGraw Wednesday afternoon about issues regarding the gun club.
No injuries were reported when a car surged out of the parking space and into a building Thursday afternoon.
Cancer leaves local couple in the cold
For the past 25 years, Danny and Mary Stewart Glover have taken care of a lot of property maintenance in Sterling through their company, KD Property Maintenance, but now they find they are in need of some property maintenance for themselves.
Blaine Nielsen paints parking strips on Akron s Main Street for his Eagle Scout service project.
Firefighters teach fire safety
Firefighters could be seen at many local schools this week. The Sterling Fire Department visited local elementary and preschools throughout the week, providing educational programs for Fire Prevention week.
Ladies Lunch Out addresses breast health advances
Breast cancer is the most feared disease for women, according to Dr. Kay Wagner, radiologist at Sterling Regional MedCenter.
A-maizingly frightful event coming to Sterling
From left, Randy Stahley; Carol Waterman of Help For Abused Partners; Michelle Sharp of HFAP; Tim Stahley, FFA chapter vice president; Matt Brower; Joey Stahley ; Josh Frank, FFA member; Stephan Geu, FFA treasurer; Logan Guenzi, FFA member; Carson Guenzi, FFA president; and Alex Grauberger, FFA member.