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• Sunday, November 30
  • Tayyara leaves behind a legacy
• Saturday, November 29
  • Almost 140 students get credit for CSAP
  • Local young women swoon for 'Twilight' book series — and now movie
• Thursday, November 27
  • MCHS graduates return to Craig for Thanksgiving
• Wednesday, November 26
  • Dog trainers earn certification
• Tuesday, November 25
  • Thanksgiving meals offered in Craig
• Monday, November 24
  • District stands to gain with grants
• Saturday, November 22
  • CNCC spring 2009 pre-registration begins next week
• Friday, November 21
  • District prepares for 4th elementary school
  • Caring for parents a choice for local couple
• Thursday, November 20
  • Economy, prepare for takeoff
• Wednesday, November 19
  • Just punching the clock
  • CNCC seeks grant for career, technical building
• Tuesday, November 18
  • Work, Life Skills program seeks feedback
  • Meeting attendants consider qualities for school leader
• Saturday, November 15
  • High school academic clubs plan to build from previous achievements
  • An end and a beginning
• Friday, November 14
  • Healthier living for 2
  • Toning up, tuning in
• Thursday, November 13
  • Superintendent search group seeks input
• Tuesday, November 11
  • MCHS to perform ‘Crazy For You’
  • Love, military style
• Monday, November 10
  • A decade to SHARE
• Saturday, November 8
  • MCHS conferences keep parents in the know
  • Upcoming campaign to focus on violence prevention, awareness
  • Intervention program unites parents, teachers
• Friday, November 7
  • Passed, failed amendments to affect local education groups
  • MCHS seniors tackle their 1st election
• Thursday, November 6
  • Voter turnout reaches record high
• Wednesday, November 5
  • Almost 5,670 Craig voters cast ballots
  • Smooth morning sailing at Centennial Mall
• Tuesday, November 4
  • Voter turnout remains steady over lunch hour
  • CNCC more than halfway to fundraising goal
• Monday, November 3
  • School Board reviews progress on new middle school
  • Saltcedar eradication to take place west of Craig
• Saturday, November 1
  • Adult remedial reading program could start in mid-January
  • Local youths create memorial for late friend, relative
• Friday, October 31
  • Restaurants, bars host Halloween bashes
  • Hunters give photography a shot
• Thursday, October 30
  • This year’s popular Halloween costumes range from creatures to candidates
  • Churches, organizations to offer candy, activities to local youths
  • Steering committee to continue seeking support, funding
• Wednesday, October 29
  • Free senior dinners not canceled
• Tuesday, October 28
  • Red Ribbon Week to supplement anti-substance abuse messages in school
• Monday, October 27
  • School Board rejects bids on property
• Saturday, October 25
  • Fundraisers target school technology, equipment
  • Free senior dinners canceled through ’08
• Friday, October 24
  • CNCC’s $21.3M on schedule
  • Board hires firm for superintendent search
  • Having a say

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