John Vandelinder
John Vandelinder joined the Craig Daily Press in August 2007. He graduated from Palm Beach Community College with communications degree, and has won several awards as a baseball play-by-play broadcaster. Now, he’s trying his hand in the print form of journalism, a field he says he “loves way better” than radio. In his free time, he enjoys golfing, as well as reading and watching crime novels and shows. And sports, of course.
Recent stories
- Eyeing the finish line
- MCHS cross-country team places 5th in Loveland
- October 7, 2008
- Since the beginning of the cross-country season, Moffat County High School coach Todd Trapp has preached improvement each and every week.
- John Vandelinder: Results from Bulldogs sports
- October 7, 2008
- Oh, how I wish I were watching the high school boys state golf championships in our own backyard and a Bulldog was in contention.
- Devilish game in Gypsum
- Bulldogs fall to Eagle Valley, 44-21
- October 4, 2008
- The Moffat County High School football team entered Eagle Valley on Friday night looking to move to 3-2 in the league, and play homecoming spoiler for the second-consecutive week.
- Back in the swing of things
- Bulldogs sweep past Hayden
- October 3, 2008
- The streak stopped Thursday.
- Homecoming spoilers
- MCHS football looks to steal second-consecutive victory at Eagle Valley
- October 2, 2008
- Moffat County took a big step in the right direction last week with its 12-10 victory against host Delta on the Panthers’ homecoming night.
- Bow hunting harvest down
- Local hunters blame harsh winter
- October 1, 2008
- Blame it on the winter.
- Climbing the Summit
- MCHS cross country team places third and fourth in Frisco
- September 30, 2008
- Maybe it was the 2 1/2-hour bus ride.
- John Vandelinder: Bulldog beat for Sept. 30
- September 30, 2008
- First, let me start by saying I’m guilty.
- Rampage in the Cage goes pro
- Local cage-fighting circuit hosts first professional event
- September 29, 2008
- A small idea thought up about a year ago by two friends is turning out to be something a little bigger than expected.
- A throwback to the Old West
- Local gun club plays cowboys and Indians
- September 29, 2008
- Stacie Ossen, or “Sidewinder Sadie,” as she’s called by her fellow Northwest Colorado Rangers, wasn’t trying to show off.
Recent photos
Construction crews began work on a new soccer field at Loudy-Simpson Park on Monday.
Bulldog runner Chris Zirkle, shown above in last month’s Bulldog Invite, placed 18th Saturday in Loveland. Zirkle’s time of 17 minutes, 53 seconds was tops among the MCHS boys team, helping MCHS to a fifth-place finish.
Meghan Otte sits on her father’s shoulders attempting to get a better look at the action Monday during the 4A high school golf state championships. The Otte’s were part of the more than 300 spectators who witnessed the first round of the finals at Yampa Valley Golf Course.
Steamboat Springs’ Kaelen Gunderson tees off on hole No. 16 Monday at Yampa Valley Golf Course. Gunderson’s round of 74 earned him a tie for sixth-place heading into today’s final round.
Wyndham Clark, a Valor Christian freshman, eyes his putt on the 18th green Monday. Clark leads the 4A high school golf state championships after the first round, carding a 66 in his 18 holes of work.
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Steamboat Springs is considering adopting a social host ordinance, which would add harsher punishments — such as jail time — for adults who knowingly “host” parties where underage drinking is allowed. Do you think Craig needs a social host ordinance?
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