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Moberly's history
Wednesday, January 30, 1963
•The three judges of the 1962 Planned Progress Program, reports of community progress were featured in a photo examining some of the award winning reports. Judges include Willard J. Wagner, Dr. John S. Holik, chairman, and Mrs. Rebecca Meinershagen. The City of Madison is one of three first place award winning communities. The other two communities are Montgomery City and Elmer.
•A water main at South Ault and Wisdom bursted about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon according to JG. Carney, cashier at the water department. After working several hours, the main was repaired and put back into use.
•A new ceiling is being constructed at the Wabash station waiting room by the maintenance gang of the railroad as part of the remodeling and renovation of the station which started last fall. Several window sills were repaired and there were other repairs. Also new ceilings are to be put on in the offices in the second story of the building.
•Narragansett Gymnasium Equipment, Co., 110 West Carpenter, has renewed its lease for another year, effective from Feb. 1, 1963 to January 31, 1964, according to a letter sent to City Clerk R.W. Daly. The lease is $1 per year for the use of the building, the former Brown Shoe Co. building, which is now owned by the city. The company pays taxes – personal, merchants and manufacturing – it was stated.
Monday, January 30, 1988
•The 1988 Moberly High School Homecoming Royalty selected Saturday night at the homecoming dance include freshmen Jeremy Riley and Kellie Freeman; juniors Pat Hedrick and Paul Hagard; queen and king Linda Ewing and Jeff Connaway; seniors Mary Stockton and Dana Keen and sophomores Brenda Buchanan and David Townsend.
•Lori Sandbothe was crowned 1988 Homecoming Queen at Moberly Area Junior College while Jerry Lindsay was named King of the festivities. Attendants include 1987 Queen Regina Cason escorted by Marvin Fight; Marsha Schwieter, Jay Graves, Andrea Peck and John Hollenbeck. The King and Queen along with their court were introduced at halftime of the men's contest Saturday against State Fair.
Thursday, January 30, 2003
•Heather Kressig of the Randolph/Monroe Chapter of the American Red Cross and Clay Joiner of the Randolph County Ambulance District displayed a check from an anonymous benefactor for the purchase of automated external defibrillators and training devices to be given to first responders in the county. The check was for $25,815 and Joiner said another check for $20,815 would be on the way in the near future.
•Workers surveyed damage to power poles and lines Wednesday in the area of Highway 24 and Route DD after an accident. Moberly Police reported a trailer pulled by a 1999 Dodge driven by Anthony Greene of Moberly became unattached as he pulled onto Route DD, striking a utility pole and then another trailer located at Harpster Equipment. The roadway was partially blocked until AmerenUE could remove some damaged electrical lines. No injuries were reported.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
•The day started out to be pleasant and "spring like" Tuesday but by afternoon had turned windy and cold. Mike Howard, Eric Siebuhr and Melvin Gravitt can attest to that fact. The three were outside the Melvin and Lori Gravitt home at 605 South Fourth in Moberly trying to repair damage done by a large tree that fell on the north west corner of the house. The tree also took down telephone and electric lines as it fell. Melvin said the house was once the house of General Omar Bradley.


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Parking near the finish line is available on the University of Colorado campus south of Colorado Avenue and Regent Drive. Race day rates are $20 per vehicle, and it's a one-mile walk to the start area.
There are additional areas to park at the Twenty Ninth Street mall. Please see above map for details.
RV parking
If you have an RV, CU will allow you to park on campus during the day, but not overnight. Parking at CU is $20 per space your RV takes. RV's are allowed overnight at Boulder County Campgrounds (303-678-1525).
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There are two areas for runner-drop. The first is in the right lane of westbound Arapahoe Avenue between 38th Street and 30th Street. The second option is on the northbound 28th Street Frontage Road between Colorado and Arapahoe Avenues.
Runner pick-up
There will be a designated runner pickup area on University Avenue just west of the intersection of 17th Street (accessed from Broadway). Parking meters will be bagged so you can park and wait with your car for the runners you are picking up. Unattended vehicles will be ticketed.
RTD RunRide
Catch the RunRide from locations around Denver and Boulder to get to the race, so you don't have to worry about parking. For info visit: http://media.bolderboulder.com/RTD_Details.pdf
Biking to the start
Instead of four wheels, take two. Both the start and finish areas are close to the Boulder Creek Path. At Twenty Ninth Street mall there are many available bike racks. Please note, the paths along 30th Street will be closed from 5-9:30 a.m., but 29th Street provides an easy alternative.

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It's not hard to determine what's still important to Crystal Harris, even after nearly a century of living.
It's not hard to determine what's still important to Crystal Harris, even after nearly a century of living. The nearly lifelong Leavenworth County resident — aside from a short stint in Salina working with the Salvation Army — has photos throughout her living room of her daughter, two granddaughters, five great-grandchildren and 14 great-great grandchildren. Harris, who will turn 100 on Feb. 3, said she feels that keeping in touch with all of those generations, plus some of the pen pals she's had since high school, have helped her stay sharp. She even appreciates newer technologies like Facebook and Twitter as ways to stay in touch. "It's wonderful," she said of the up-to-the-minute updates from social media. "I like to know what's going on — I'm nosy I guess." Her daughter, Delores Vargas, said her mother can easily name every single one those family members, along with their birthdays. "Sometimes I ask her for help," Vargas said, laughing. Harris said she is thankful that her eyesight is still good enough to read and her hearing still good enough to talk to all those family members and friends. Among them is a relationship that Harris said she has prized for longer than many have been alive — her long-standing friendship with fellow centenarian May Jones, who turned 100 in July. "It seems like we just always knew each other," she said of her relationship with Jones. Living blocks away, she said Jones would often come over for the two to catch up on sewing. They were also both involved at the Church of the Open Door, where Jones' husband was the longtime pastor. Even today, with age making communication somewhat difficult for Jones, the two still share a unique bond when they get together. "It's adorable. They sit, chairs facing each other, holding each others' hands," Vargas said. "And they have to yell at each other," That yelling is just a result of Jones' heaing loss — Harris said she couldn't remember a time when the two argued. "I don't hardly know what to say about her," she said. "We just love each other and we're good friends." Even with her best friend having hit the 100 mark several months before her, Harris said she wasn't quite sure what to expect and until recent weeks hadn't really thought about it. Prompted, however, she remembers a lot. Harris was born Feb. 3, 1913, in her aunt's home on West Seventh Street in Leavenworth. Her family at the time lived on a small farm near what is now Lansing, near the Lamborn family farmstead that is still in operation. She said her family had several dairy cows, as well as hogs and chickens. To this day, Harris said she remembers walking through fields of sheep, geese and the odd peacock to get to class at Spring Hill School, where she was taught by famed local educator Sallie Zoll, and bringing milk to a creamery in the city on Shawnee Street by horse and buggy. Eventually, the family moved to a home on 10th Avenue. Relatively speaking, Harris said the new setting was much more like living in a city, but she said she also remembers when "filling station" meant the place you stop to give your horse a drink of water from Five-Mile Creek on 10th Avenue, before housing developments existed on that stretch of road. After graduating high school in 1931, Harris married her husband of nearly 70 years, Walter, and the two moved to the house where Crystal still lives on Grand Avenue. It has changed since then, with Walter doing most of the work, just like her father did much of the work in building their rural Lansing home. "If it's something that needs to be done and if you want it done, sometimes you just have to do it yourself," she said. As part of her church, Harris became known for helping the youngest members memorize Bible verses and worked in the church nursery. Along with the birthday cards on her side table this week were notes from some of those babies, some now 60 years old. Harris said it's another group of people she likes to get updates from, to see what they've done since leaving the cradle. "I hope I've set a good example," she said. She might get to see a few of them at the open house for her 100th birthday from 2 to 4 p.m. Feb. 3 at the Church of the Open Door, 4800 S. 20th St. in Leavenworth. While she is happy to credit God for her longevity and continued independence, she said she didn't have a lot to day about being another year older. "It doesn't feel much different," she said. "I just live from day to day."


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