‘Area News’ Archives
Spring Sports Awards: BHS Pays Tribute to Athletes,
By Taylor Lee Berthoud Recorder With another season of spring sports winding down, Berthoud High School held its 2009 spring sports award ceremony on Wednesday, May 20. For spring sports this year there have been many great accomplishments, such as sophomore Tanya Bezanson breaking the school’s shot put record, three girls from the golf team making it to state for the first time and the boys 4x100 relay team winning state. Although there are many people who have helped Berthoud’s sports ... Full Story
Staff, Students, Friends Toast Leonard Sherman
By Gary Wamsley Berthoud Recorder Many well-wishers came to the high school last Sunday to honor retiring Berthoud High School Principal Leonard Sherman. Past and present staff, students and community members had a chance to visit with Sherman and wife Marge before the presentations in the auditorium. (more…)
Sherman's Legacy: Compassion for Kids, Passion
By Laurie Hindman Berthoud Recorder In 1978, when Berthoud students still attended the junior-senior high school in the Turner Middle School location, Len Sherman was principal. He was also part of a team that reviewed design plans for the new high school on Spartan Avenue. (more…)
Q&A: Avoid Heavy Pruning of Your Shrubs
By Mary Sellers CSU Extension Master Gardener in Larimer County Q. Everyone had nice lilacs this year except me. The bush in my yard is old — is that why it didn’t bloom?A. There are many possibilities why your lilac didn’t bloom. Tender young buds could have been damaged by frost. Older lilacs benefit from being thinned (removing older, thicker branches). Make sure that you don’t remove more than one third of the shrub when you prune, as heavy pruning could stress the ... Full Story
Around Town: A Bittersweet Time of Year
By Gary Wamsley Berthoud Recorder Another busy week has passed — one that may be described as bittersweet. The retirement celebrations of Leonard Sherman, Rusty Mathena and Ellen Bode would fit that description. These people have all made a lasting impression on our youth and education system, and we celebrate their legacy, while noting with a touch of sadness that they will be missed. The awards to students, the final Bridge Between Show Choir’s appearance for the year and other end of the ... Full Story
Police Beat: May 21, 2009
Tuesday, May 12 Four dogs were reported running loose near Fourth Street and Capital Avenue at 8:37 a.m. In the early afternoon, a caller on Sage Place reported a dog escaping from their yard into another yard and then disappearing. A local business owner called to complain about people using the business’s dumpster. Using the vehicle license number, the police contacted the owner and were told the Cub Scouts had done a cleanup and picked up trash all over Town and put it in that dumpster. ... Full Story
Fire Beat: May 21, 2009
Monday, May 11 BFPD assisted with a walk-in patient complaining of chest pain. TVEMS responded to the station and took over the patient’s care. BFPD assisted TVEMS with a medical call at the Berthoud Living Center for a patient having breathing difficulties. The patient was transported for further care. Tuesday, May 12 BFPD responded with Mountain View Fire to a single-car accident on Interstate 25 @ mile marker 248. There were four injured passengers, two adults and two children. All the ... Full Story
Interview with Retiring Berthoud Elementary Teacher
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Come Celebrate Ellen Bode
Berthoud Elementary’s Ellen Bode is retiring, and the school is hosting a party in her honor Tuesday, May 19 from 4 to 5 p.m. Former and current students, families and colleagues are invited to share appreciation for Bode’s 35-year career. Photo by Jamie Folsom Category: News - School Category Lead: Category Secondary Featured Story Home Lead: None Sidebar Block: 0
Police Beat: May 14, 2009
Tuesday, May 5 Police made 10 traffic stops during the day, responded to juveniles hanging out behind the Pizza Hut all day. The CEO also tried to capture two dogs running loose on Highway 56 just east of First Street. The dogs belonged at 110 Welch Ave and the owner was cited for dogs at large. Wednesday, May 6 Police had to tell juveniles on skateboards to leave the school grounds at Berthoud Elementary and soon after that the officer contacted more juveniles at Fickel Park and told them ... Full Story
