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Make sure you are ready to cast your ballot in this fall’s elections BY KENT SINGER
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We take a lot of things for granted in this country. We just assume that when we walk into grocery stores, we’ll be able to choose from an incredible variety of fresh produce, meat and dairy products. We assume further that whenever we pull up to Kent Singer a gas station, we can buy as much gasoline as we need, to go wherever we want. We know that every morning when we get up to start our day, the lights in the house will come on, the furnace and air conditioner will keep us comfortable and most of us will have clean water to drink and food in the refrigerator. We assume that in most cases the traffic lights will work and the roads, while sometimes congested and in need of repair, are still adequate to get us to our offices, schools or other destinations and back home again. While we’re moving about our communities to do our daily work, we assume that we are protected by our law enforcement officers and first responders and know that if we need help, it is generally just a phone call away. We assume that our elected leaders and governmental institutions, while certainly imperfect, will continue to protect our freedoms and look out for those among us who need a hand up. Most importantly, we assume that our votes will count in local, state and national elections and that the leaders we elect are legitimately empowered to represent us. But in order for our votes to be counted, we have to take the time to vote. Do you
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know what percentage of voting-age Americans voted in the last presidential election? According to a study done last year by the Pew Research Center, voter turnout in the United States in the 2012 presidential election was 53.6 percent. (That is 129.1 million votes cast for president out of an estimated voting-age population of 241 million.) So, just over half of the eligible voters in the United States voted in the 2012 presidential election. And while that number is not significantly different than in past elections (and, in fact, higher than elections in years without a presidential election), it strikes me that it is still a shockingly low number and one that all Americans should seek to improve. To that end, our national trade association, the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, came up with a program that it calls “Co-ops Vote.” The intent of the program is simply to encourage all Americans, and especially electric co-op member-owners, to register and vote. I believe that in most electric co-op service territories across Colorado, our member-owners already have a much higher rate of civic participation, including voting, than most communities. Co-op folks are highly engaged in political matters and more likely than most to make the effort to vote. Nonetheless, if you have not registered to vote, you can go to the web page vote.coop and find out how to get registered.
Co-ops Vote is not a partisan political program. Neither NRECA nor the Colorado Rural Electric Association are advocating voting for any particular candidate or party. We are encouraging co-op member-owners to exercise their precious right of the franchise. Even if, like me, you are disgusted with the current level of “debate” in the presidential campaign, remember that you will also be voting for many state and local candidates who will be deciding important policy issues in Colorado for years to come. It’s easy to take the simple task of voting for granted since it’s a right that is so engrained in our lives. From the time we are children, we learn that decisions are made in a democracy by a vote of the people and that the right to vote is as fundamental to our way of life as freedom of speech and religion. This right is not recognized in many parts of the world. I am reminded of the images that came out of Iraq a few years ago where people who voted for the first time in their lives proudly displayed the purple ink on their fingers indicating they voted. Thankfully, we don’t have to risk our lives to exercise our right to vote. We hope you will live up to the promise of Co-ops Vote and make your voice heard this fall. As Benjamin Franklin famously said, we only have this great republic “if we can keep it.” Voting is the one way to preserve our democracy.
Kent Singer, Executive Director
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B-17 War Bird Tours and Flights
May 10, 10 am-5 pm, at the Jet Center at Colorado Springs Airport, Colorado Springs Don’t miss an opportunity to see one of the few remaining flyable World War II B-17s. Tours of the B-17G Flying Fortress Aluminum Overcast cost $10 per individual; $20 for families; free for military and children under age 8. For a price of $409 to $475, guests can even take a flight in this magnificent war bird. For more information, call 800-359-6217 or visit eaa72.org. May 28 Castle Rock Farm and Ranch Day CALF’s Lowell Ranch 10 am-2 pm • thecalf.org
June 4 Falcon Poker Run Various Falcon locations • 9 am 719-270-0896
May 28 Grand Lake Season Opening Kauffman House Museum 11 am-5 pm • 970-627-8324
June 4 Fort Collins “An Evening with Jack Slade & Friends” Benefit Hilton Hotel • 5:30-10 pm 970-495-1828
May 30 Grand Lake Memorial Day Parade Sombrero Stables to Grand Avenue • 10-11 am • 970-627-3402 May 30 Howard Memorial Day Pancake Breakfast • Howard Fire Station 7:30-10:30 am • 719-942-4213
June June 3 Buena Vista First Friday Wine Share Casa Del Rio Clubhouse 6-7:30 pm • 1stfridaywineshare.com June 3-4 Mancos Radical Dimensions in Glass Mosaic Class Mancos School of the West • 9 am-5 pm • schoolofthewest.org June 3 Pueblo Ansel Adams Classic Images Gala Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center 719-295-7200 • sdc-arts.org
June 4 Glade Park Cowboy Poetry and Music Festival Community Center • 5-8 pm 970-263-4803 June 4 Palmer Lake Kids Fishing Derby Palmer Lake • 8 am-12 pm 719-648-0241 June 4 Trinidad Fishing Tournament Monument Lake Resort • 9 am 719-868-2249 June 8-11 Cortez Ute Mountain Roundup Rodeo Various Cortez Locations utemountainroundup.org
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San Isabel Electric Association isn’t like other utiliSan Isabel Electric is forecasting retirements of just ties — you, as a consumer and a Member, own a porunder $1 million per year, in an effort to retire Member tion of the business. And one benefit of that memequity established over the years. Members are annubership involves the allocation of excess revenue, ally allocated capital credits based on the amount of called margins, in the form of capital credits. Over electricity they consumed during a year. the past few years we have branded capital credits as In this edition of Colorado Country Life, you will “Sweet Rewards.” find a list of capital credits that went unclaimed from Reg Rudolph Electric cooperatives operate at cost — collecting the 1978-1984 and partial 1985 allocations. Be sure to just enough revenue to run and expand the business but with no review this information. If your name is on the list, contact the need to raise rates to generate profits for distant shareholders. San Isabel Electric capital credits department at 719-647-6267. When San Isabel Electric has money left over, it’s allocated back Retiring capital credits is just one more way San Isabel Electo you and other Members as capital credits. When the financial tric is looking out for you. position permits, San Isabel Electric retires, or pays, the past earned capital credits to Members in cash.
NOTICE OF MEMBERSHIP MEETING WHERE: San Isabel Electric Association, Inc. 781 E. Industrial Blvd., Pueblo West, CO 81007 WHEN: Wednesday, May 18, 2016, at 6 p.m. WHY: Voting to approve changes to the Association bylaws as recommended by the Board of Directors
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If you cannot attend the meeting, please return your ballot in the prepaid envelope to Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS) so that it arrives within the voting window: April 18-May 16. You may vote in person at the May 18 meeting. Proposed changes will cover areas such as how capital credits are paid, director qualifications, Annual Meeting voting, definitional changes and a number of minor housekeeping changes. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT WWW.SIEA.COM 4
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[Between the Lines] Dear San Isabel Electric Association Member: In accordance with the bylaws, San Isabel Electric Association is publishing a list of Members whose capital credit checks, issued in 2015 for the 1978-1984 and partial 1985 allocation, remain unclaimed. If your name is on this list, please contact the office at 719-547-2160 and ask for the Capital Credits department. You may also contact SIEA by e-mail at capitalcredits@siea.com. You may be required to provide proof of identity before claiming capital credits. The following list is for amounts of $10 or more. You may also view the complete SIEA list on the website, www.siea.com. Sincerely, Reg Rudolph General Manager
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For more than 60 years, Colorado Country Life (originally called the Colorado REA News) has brought electric news and a variety of other consumer information to members of electric cooperatives throughout Colorado. The magazine, now sent to more than 218,000 co-op members across the state, is the most effective and economical way for your local electric cooperative to send FEATHERED you, a member of SKIES that co-op, information on a monthly basis. You will find information on your co-op, its board, its annual meeting, its rates and more inside the magazine throughout the year. There are also articles on ways to save money on your electric bill, how to make your home more energy efficient and what you may need to know if you are thinking of adding solar panels to your home or switching to a geothermal heating system. The information varies and is new each month. And all of this information comes to you for a cost of only 37 cents per magazine. By working cooperatively, your electric co-op is keeping you connected. Let us know how we are doing. Send letters to info@coloradocountrylife.org. Or mail them to 5400 Washington St., Denver, CO 80216. February 2016
U.S. Electric Use Drops in 2015 Total retail electricity sales in 2015 fell 1.1 percent from the previous year, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This is the fifth time in the past eight years that electricity consumption has fallen. The lower usage reflects declining industrial use and little or no growth among residential and commercial customers, despite a boost in the number of households and building space. EIA attributes the drop to increasing efficiency of electricity-using equipment, a slowing economy and weaker manufacturing. —CFC Solutions 12
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Two minor changes in electric co-op election law became official once Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) signed Senate Bill 16-055 into law in March. The bill, supported by the Colorado Rural Electric Association and its member co-ops, clarified that ballots for co-op elections can be counted whether or not they are inside the provided secrecy envelope. SB 16-055 also clarified how candidates can inspect ballots after an election. On hand for a photo of the governor signing the bill were Jaclyn Terwey of Intermountain Rural Electric Association, CREA Executive Director Kent Singer, CREA Board President Jack Schneider, John Liss of IREA, CREA Director of Government Relations Geoff Hier and Senate sponsor Sen. Kevin Grantham (R). House sponsor Rep. Dominick Moreno (D) was unable to attend.
Best Batteries for Energy Storage? TRY LITHIUM-ION A new study from Lux Research finds that lithium-ion batteries will likely remain the standard for stationary energy storage well into the future. The report, “The Next Generation Battery Roadmap,” claims that the biggest growth in battery storage will come from “gradually evolving lithium-ion batteries that incorporate incremental innovations like higher-voltage cathodes and electrolytes, paired with higher-capacity active materials like silicon-containing composites.” Forecasts have the lithium-ion battery storage market growing from $775.4 million in 2015 to more than $15.8 billion by 2024.
BEWARE OF SCAMS One of the latest scams electric co-ops members are reporting involves someone calling to say that a new energy provider has taken over the co-op. That is not true. The caller then requests that payments be sent to the new company. When those payments are sent to the new address, the unsuspecting co-op member then gets a past due notice from the co-op. Other scams reported involve a co-op member being called and warned that a bill is past due. The member is then asked to pay via phone immediately so that the power will not be shut off. If you have a question about whether or not a caller is actually from the co-op, hang up and call your electric co-op directly. coloradocountrylife.coop
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Co-ops Search for Best LEDs By Michael W. Kahn, Electric Co-op Today
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Figuring out which LEDs to buy can be harder than assembling IKEA furniture. “There are a lot of LED options out there, and options are often viewed as a luxury to have. But the only problem is you have to sift through them, because there are better LEDs than others,” said Joshua McGhee, strategic communications manager at Touchstone Energy. Electric co-ops around the country are working with their local municipalities and other governmental units on updating street lighting and other outdoor lights with LED lamps. It is important for the co-ops to recommend what is going to work best for the situation and be most cost effective because outdoor lightening is a big expense for cities, towns and schools. “What I would encourage is informed skepticism. You’ve got to know the right questions to ask,” said David Korow, senior lighting specialist at the General Electric Lighting Research Center. “And then you need to be able to verify what was said.” A key issue is life span. Many in the industry base it on LED lumen maintenance, a measure of how well a lamp maintains its light output over time. Korow likened that to “basing the life of your computer on the backspace key. “What about everything else?” he asked, rattling off a long list including drivers, controls, connections, gaskets and housings. Korow said GE’s research shows the weak link in the system is not the LEDs. Instead, researchers are finding that the driver often goes first. Korow suggested testing LEDs and getting public feedback, which is what Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association did when Windsor city officials approached the co-op about replacing some 550 streetlights. “We had samples provided by the vendors,” said David White, member relations manager at Fort Collins-based PVREA. After a review by co-op engineering and operations staff, the samples were deployed, mainly in parks. The town put a map of where to find them on its website. This was to raise public awareness of what the co-op and town planned, White said. PVREA really encouraged residents to take a look at these different lights and share their views on the amount and color of light. “The public really got to participate,” White said. “We received a lot of positive feedback.”
Electric cooperatives are playing a key role in developing strategies to reduce economic losses caused by weather-related power outages while improving the resiliency of the nation’s power grid. Under a $1.8 million U.S. Department of Energy grant, the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association is helping develop open source software designed to identify cost-effective upgrades for electric grid components to reduce damage and speed recovery from extreme weather events. “With more than 2.5 million miles of distribution line and transmission components serving 47 states, our member cooperatives face every weather extreme common to North America,” said Jim Spiers, NRECA’s vice president of business and technology strategies. NRECA will work with research partners
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Power is Good Reliable electricity is becoming even more reliable BY PAUL WESSLUND
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Your electricity is on almost all the time. You know that. But you might not know the amount of time it’s on is getting better every year. Electricity has become so reliable that the numbers for a typical American home sound crazy. For most people, the total amount of time without power because of an outage is less than two hours a year. That means their electricity is on 99.977169 percent of the time. “You can’t have 100 percent reliability all the time on something as large as an electric distribution system,” says Tony Thomas, principal engineer at the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. And although the U.S. electric service on-time number is just a decimal point from perfect, Thomas says, “Reliability has been getting much better.” To understand the improvements in electric utility reliability, you need to be introduced to what Thomas says are known as “the three sisters”: the acronyms SAIDI, CAIDI and SAIFI. Those stand for different ways to measure how power outages affect consumers. Here’s what they mean: SAIDI shows how long an average customer goes without power during a year. It stands for System Average Interruption Duration Index. It’s calculated by dividing all of a utility’s power interruptions by the number of customers that utility serves. Analysts caution against citing a national SAIDI average because of the huge differences in utilities across the country and how data is collected. But a report from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers puts the typical customer as being without power 115 minutes a year. SAIDI numbers do not include extremely long or short outages, since they could drastically skew the results among utilities and
make the numbers less useful. Extremely long outages, like those caused by a major storm, can sometimes last more than a day. The short outages that are not included in SAIDI are, for example, cases like a utility circuit breaker quickly opening and closing. SAIFI shows how often the power goes out for each customer. It stands for System Average Interruption Frequency Index. It’s calculated by dividing the number of customer interruptions by the number of customers. CAIDI shows the average time it takes to restore power after an outage. It stands for Customer Average Interruption Duration Index. It’s calculated by dividing SAIDI by SAIFI. All three of those reliability measures improved over the past few years, according to IEEE reports. The amount of time a utility customer was without electricity for the year (SAIDI) declined about 20 percent in the most recent four years of figures — from 143 minutes in 2011 to 115 minutes in 2014. The number of outages per typical consumer in a year (SAIFI) went down from 1.16 to 1.07. And how long each of those outages lasted (CAIDI) declined from 117 minutes in 2011 to 104 minutes in 2014. Thomas credits advances in utility technology for those improvements. More and more mechanical electric meters are being replaced with automated meters that do more than just measure the bulk use of electricity coming to the meter at your house. They can also monitor whether electricity is delivered to your house at all, as well as the voltage quality of that electricity. “With automated meters, utilities can know a consumer is out of power before the consumer knows it,” Thomas says.
“ Reliability has been getting much better.”
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Another step toward utilities spotting and solving outages faster is the more widespread adoption of high-tech monitoring systems. These SCADA systems, or Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems, are typically set up as several computer monitors in a control room, each showing a different view of the utility’s service area, including weather maps and detailed schematics of each power line, substation and home or business served. “Prices have dropped for SCADA systems, just like for all software in the last few years,” Thomas says. “Utility technology has gotten a lot better in the last 10 years.” Thomas credits electric cooperatives with making special use of technology to overcome the barriers of long distances between members. Outages and other routine changes in power flow can be more quickly and easily addressed remotely, without having to make a long drive to a home or substation. “Rural electric co-ops have done an amazing job of adopting technology and putting it to use,” Thomas says. “And all this technology just translates into better operation of the electric system.” Colorado Rural Electric Association Executive Director Kent Singer agrees: “Co-ops have a great track record when it comes to keeping the lights on.” But what about the future? “Co-ops will be challenged to continue this amazing level of service as more intermittent sources of electricity are integrated into the grid,” Singer said. “That will not be easy.” Paul Wesslund writes on cooperative issues for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, based in Arlington, Virginia.
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[industry] The Rise of Reliability The reliability of electricity has improved over the past few years. The chart below shows about a 20 percent decline in the amount of time a typical consumer in the United States was without power. This number is known as SAIDI, the System Average Interruption Duration Index. The time of each power outage decreased to 104 minutes. This is called CAIDI, Customer Average Interruption Duration Index. And the number of outages experienced by a typical consumer declined to an average of 1.07 a year. This number is called SAIFI, System Average Interruption Frequency Index.
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BASEBALL Grand Junction cheers on the boys of summer BY SHARON SULLIVAN
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Grand Junction has long been a baseball town. Signed bats and balls are displayed in residents’ homes; special jerseys are pulled out of closets for specific games; and doors are opened to players who come to town to play the game they all love. The home of Linda Romer Todd and her husband, Buzz Washington, is one that prominently displays a variety of baseball memorabilia. A dozen framed and autographed photographs of Todd’s favorite major league players cover an entire wall. Another wall is dedicated to their hometown team, the Grand Junction Rockies, a minor league affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. Two dozen signed baseballs and numerous bats and baseball caps from team members take up the space. Their granddaughter, Todd says, has a jersey from a Junior College (JUCO) Baseball World Series player. Apparently, a love of baseball runs in the family. Dick and Charlie Monfort, principal owners of the GJ Rockies, bought the baseball franchise in 2011, when it was located in 16
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Casper, Wyoming, and the team was called the Casper Ghosts. The following year, the owners moved the team to its current home and renamed the organization the Grand Junction Rockies. “A lot of municipalities were interested in securing the minor league enterprise,” says GJ Rockies General Manager Tim Ray. “The owners knew when they bought it they eventually wanted to move the franchise to Colorado. Number one on their list was Grand Junction because of the history of baseball here, set by JUCO. Our community takes a tremendous amount of pride hosting the JUCO tournament.” The Junior College Baseball World Series came to Grand Junction in 1959, a year after JUCO’s first-ever tournament, which took place in Oklahoma. The athletic director of what was then Mesa College was at that game and was determined to bring JUCO to Grand Junction, Ray says. He and the college’s baseball coach, plus Dale Hollingsworth, former executive director of the Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce, succeeded in putting coloradocountrylife.coop
[feature] JUCO games, a weeklong tournament that starts Memorial Day. Referred to as the short season rookie team, the GJ Rockies play at the first level of professional baseball in Colorado. Players advance from there to Class A, High A, Double A and Triple A leagues, with the goal of eventually playing for the Colorado Rockies major league team. It is a journey that typically takes three to five years, Ray says. The GJ Rockies will kick off its 2016 season at home June 17, when it competes against the Orem Owlz, a minor league affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels. The 76-game season wraps up September 8, followed by about three weeks of playoffs. When the minor league team arrived in Grand Junction in 2012, the organization sought community members to host both the players and coaches for the season. Todd immediately volunteered her home and was assigned former GJ Rockies Manager Tony Diaz, who was later named development supervisor. She and her husband are looking forward to their fifth summer of hosting Diaz. “We’ve become like family,” Todd says. “I get Christmas, Thanksgiving and happy Mother’s Day calls from wherever he is” — even when he’s in the Dominican Republic visiting his mother. Approximately 20 Grand Valley families open their homes to the young men who come from all over the country to play baseball for the summer. Strong bonds are formed between players and their host families, many of whom end up following the players throughout their careers. Carma Brown says she never expected together a winning bid to host JUCO. The tournament has been held in Grand Junction ever since. “It made $157 profit that first year,” says Jamie Hamilton, JUCO chairman and chief executive officer of Home Loan Insurance Company in Grand Junction. “Last year cash flow (was) about $310,000.” Hamilton played professionally with the California Angels before returning to Grand Junction in 1981, where he coached Mesa College baseball for four years and co-directed JUCO. Linda Romer Todd and her husband buy season tickets each year to the GJ Rockies — whose season spans the summer — and the Alpine Bank-sponsored coloradocountrylife.coop
to become a baseball mom after her own kids grew up and moved out. She laughs when she tells how she initially declined when asked to host a GJ Rockies player for the season. Brown and her husband, Nick, had recently become empty nesters. However, after repeated requests, Brown reconsidered. She consulted her husband who surprised her with his reply: “Baseball has been good for our family, with our boys. If these kids need help, of course they can live here.” They agreed to take in two players that first summer four years ago. A week later a representative of player development for the Colorado Rockies called, asking, “Our first round draft player is coming to Grand Junction. Can he live with you? You’re the perfect fit for him.” That’s how the Browns ended up with three players that summer and every year since. One of these rookies was Eddie Butler, who has 19 starts in the major leagues with the Colorado Rockies. “We’re still really close, four years later,” Brown says, who beams when she talks about any of the players she’s hosted, all of whom she considers like family. “We were there when Eddie made his debut in the big league two years ago when he pitched against the Los Angeles Dodgers. It’s so fun when kids get moved up because we know them.” Four of the 10 players the Browns hosted over the years were in spring training in Scottsdale, Arizona, this year. “We try and go to spring training every year to see all the boys,” Brown says. Brown, a personal insurance manager for Home Loan Insurance, met Butler and his girlfriend in Scottsdale for several days recently when she went there for work. In October, she’s planning to travel to South Carolina to attend the wedding of another former GJ Rockies player and houseguest.
Linda Romer Todd shows off a variety of baseball memorabilia in her Grand Junction home.
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Home of the Grand Junction Rockies and JUCO World Series Photo courtesy of the Grand Junction Rockies
While host families are not paid, the baseball franchise provides the players’ lunch before the games and dinner afterward — which helps keep host families’ food costs down. “We do it for the love of baseball and kids,” Brown says. Even players like Butler, who end up with a big sign-
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ing bonus, “at home, they’re just another kid,” she says. Several former baseball players found their way back to Grand Junction after playing in the JUCO tournament and other summer leagues. Suplizio Field in Stocker Stadium, where both the GJ Rockies and JUCO games take place, was named for Sam Suplizio, who played for the former Grand Junction Eagles team, before being drafted by the New York Yankees. When an arm injury cut his career short, the Pennsylvania native returned to Grand Junction and immediately became involved with JUCO. Andy Weaver is a former JUCO player, originally from Kansas, who also decided to make Grand Junction his home. At a JUCO banquet before the start of the 1994 tournament, Weaver noticed a pretty blonde waitress who was serving the table where he was seated. He ultimately asked her to dinner, and she came to the games to root for his team. Although Weaver’s team lost that year, he won a girlfriend. The couple conducted a long-distance relationship for the next two years while he played minor league baseball around the country. “JUCO has given me an amazing wife and four great kids,” says Weaver, who currently serves on the JUCO committee. “Our boys have been very active in baseball.” More than 100,000 spectators attend the JUCO tournament, Weaver says. “The economic impact is great for our community. We can showcase what western Colorado life is like.” The all-volunteer JUCO committee, comprised of 80-plus community members, presented the Grand Junction City
Council with $800,000 toward the remodel of Stocker Stadium and $30,000 for a new scoreboard. JUCO also financially contributed to the Tower, a multiuser complex at the stadium, serving sports and civic audiences. JUCO proceeds have provided $50,000 in scholarships to local students to further their education, and $250,000 for Colorado Mesa University’s clubhouse. Additionally, JUCO funded dugouts at Grand Junction High School and a scoreboard for Grand Mesa Little League. Grand Junction’s minor league team contributes financially to the community as well. Each year, the GJ Rockies buys the varsity uniforms for Grand Valley’s four high school baseball teams. The organization also donates to various local nonprofits and gives money to JUCO. In 2013, the GJ Rockies won the national John Henry Moss Community Service Award. Only one out of 160 teams across the nation receives the award each year. “It signifies our ownership is very committed to the community of Grand Junction in terms of time, energy and resources,” Ray says. Todd says she prefers watching JUCO and GJ Rockies games to major league baseball because of the closeness between players and community members. “At JUCO and Rockies levels, you can still touch the players,” she says. “It’s fun watching players from both the Rockies and JUCO go down on their knees to talk to a child. It’s pretty special.” Local Little Leaguers accompany their adult minor league counterparts onto the field to sing the national anthem before the GJ Rockies games. Local teenagers are hired to be batboys for the season. coloradocountrylife.coop
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GJ Rockies’ new president, Joe Kubly, says his goal is to provide a family friendly atmosphere that’s affordable, and where fans will leave with a smile at the end of the day. And, with that, a town can enjoy the summer filled with the game it loves.
(Below) Carma Brown and Eddie Butler at a game during his 2012 rookie year with the Grand Junction Rockies.
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Photo courtesy of Carma Brown
Photo courtesy of Carma Brown
Freelance writer Sharon Sullivan is based in Grand Junction and enjoys exploring what makes the Grand Valley the special and unique place it is. Her work appears in several Western Slope publications and now in Colorado Country Life.
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Above left: (left to right) Dylan Stamey, Nick Brown, Carma Brown, Correlle Prime (behind Carma), Ryan McMahan, Dom Nunez and Jordan Patterson.
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Above right: The Colorado Rockies MLB mascot, Dinger, stops by the Grand Junction Rockies game for “Mascot Day.”
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Serving Up Love and Gratitude
This Mother’s Day, treat mom to breakfast in bed BY AMY HIGGINS Drop a Line In addition to your culinary masterpiece, express your love for mom by putting it in writing. Spell out “I Love You” or create a simple heart using whipped cream, syrup or pieces of fruit somewhere on the dish. Have more to say? Slip a short note with your sentiments next to her cup of coffee.
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Breakfast in bed is a surefire way to make mom feel special this Mother’s Day. This simple gesture will keep her smiling on this special holiday and for weeks to come, all the while creating a fond memory that lasts a lifetime. So start her day on a high note with one of these quick yet scrumptious breakfast recipes. Just don’t forget to do the dishes and clean up when you’re done.
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1 cup red bell pepper, cut into strips 1 cup zucchini, halved lengthwise and sliced into half-moons 1 jar (32 ounces) marinara sauce 2 1/2 cups low fat or fat free milk salt, to taste 1/2 cup finely ground polenta 2 teaspoons olive oil 4 eggs Fresh basil, chopped Spray a large nonstick skillet. Over medium-high heat, cook mushrooms, bell pepper and zucchini until vegetables soften slightly, about 3 minutes. Add marinara and simmer to heat through. Reduce heat to low and
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Combine milk, oats and salt and cook according to package instructions. While oats cook, heat small, nonstick skillet over medium heat. Lightly coat with cooking oil. Add egg and cook about 3-4 minutes for runny yolk. Place oatmeal in a bowl and top with egg, cheese, bacon and green onion. Season with salt and pepper. Serve immediately with 8-ounce glass of milk. Courtesy of Milk Life
Bring milk and salt to a boil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Slowly whisk in polenta, stirring thickened, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat, cover and keep warm. Heat olive oil in a large nonstick skillet over mediumhigh heat. Carefully crack eggs into pan and cook until whites are set and yolks are cooked to desired doneness, 4 to 6 minutes. To serve, divide polenta among four shallow serving bowls; top with marinara and an egg. Sprinkle with chopped basil. Serve with 8-ounce glass of milk and whole wheat toast with jelly.
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Help Pollinators Propagate in Your Garden Your garden can care for bees, butterflies and birds BY VICKI SPENCER
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Over the past few years, we heard a lot about declines in native pollinator populations. This is a serious matter since there are multiple stressors and the world’s food production relies on pollinators. But sitting in my Gunnison backyard, I have to admit, it doesn’t feel like there is a crisis looming. Bees are buzzing everywhere. Hummingbirds are visiting during their migration and native birds are flocking to bathe in the pond. Last year, I even saw an increase in butterflies and butterfly moths. Why all this activity? My backyard is one big, incredible pollinator garden. I wish I could take full credit, but the previous owner provided the basic design. The yard is only 30-by-50 feet and is well-protected from the wind. My house sits on the west, juniper trees border the north with a 50-foot-high blue spruce in the northeast corner, wild roses and golden currant bushes grow against a tall brick wall on the east and a 6-foot fence borders the south. Tall grasses grow in a natural area under the conifer trees, and dried needles, branches and flowering woody shrubs provide plenty of pollinator shelter and nesting sites. The yard is divided into five different garden beds with narrow, grassy paths that guide you from one bed to another. On the north, there is a cluster of three aspen trees, bunches of raspberry bushes, flowering vines, bleeding heart, yarrow and strawberries. Just to the south is a small pond surrounded by more raspberry bushes, pascal flowers, flax and lilies. The center garden bed is a focal point for most of the activity. Bees swarm to lavender, lupine, lilies, blanket flowers and Rocky Mountain penstemon. Russian and silver sage, clover and various ground covers keep the weeds at bay. To the south is my columbine garden with five colorful varieties, sticky geraniums, harebells and asters. Morning glories and hops grow up the trellises that run along the patio, connecting the gardens, and provide the perfect perch for birds waiting to dip into the pond. The fifth garden borders the shrubs along the
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butterflies, you should research their host plants. For example, monarch butter• Choose plants that flower at different flies lay their eggs on milkweed plants. times of the year so there will be nectar Most bees nest in the ground, in wood and pollen sources throughout the or dry plant stems. When pruning, you growing season. A good rule of thumb can provide bee nesting sites by cutting is to begin with nine plant varieties: stems that are hollow or soft inside, like three that bloom early, three that bloom raspberries, roses, sumac and coneflower, midsummer and three that bloom and leaving some stems about a foot high. late. The flowers should be of different Instead of cutting back dead plants in the colors and shapes to attract different fall, leave them over the winter to provide pollinators, but you want to plant each a seed source and habitat for birds and variety in clusters, rather than single as other wildlife, then cut back in the spring. plants. The colors will stand out more The Xerces Society website, xerces.org, and attract pollinators more effectively. is a good resource for planning your pollinator garden. Look for the techni• Finally, you should choose native cal note, “Plants for Pollinators in the plants whenever possible. This is Intermountain West.” It includes a table because native plants will attract of plants, their colors, when they bloom more native pollinators and can serve and which pollinators they attract. If you as larval host plants for some of the already have a flower garden, you might pollinator species. Native plants have only need to add a few new plants, or the added benefit of being wellmake some simple adjustments in how you adapted to local soils and climates. garden. It won’t be long before you can watch all the pollinators busily at work. Don’t feel compelled to cover the entire yard with plants and grass. Instead, Love gardening? preserve some natural areas with bare, Read previous gardening columns well-drained soil and dead or dying plants. at coloradocountrylife.coop. Hummingbirds typically nest in trees and Click on Gardening. shrubs. Butterflies often lay eggs on specific plants. If you want to attract certain
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1650 PSI PRESSURE WASHER
LOT 68333 69488 shown
• 1.3 GPM
54 $9999
$76
comp at
$149.99
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72" x 80" MOVING BLANKET LOT 66537 shown 69505/62418
5
$ 99 Customer Rating
comp at
$17.97
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SAVE $29 LOT 68862/62896 shown
$
• Extends from 6 ft. to 8 ft. 10"
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R PE ON SU UP O C
LOT 95578 69645/60625 shown
11
99
comp at
$20.26
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12,000 LB. ELECTRIC WINCH WITH REMOTE CONTROL AND AUTOMATIC BRAKE LOT 61256/60813/61889 68142 shown
SAVE $433
$
31999 comp at
$752.99
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7 FUNCTION DIGITAL MULTIMETER LOT 90899 shown 98025/69096
$
15
VALUE
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LOT 69262 69094/61916 2745 shown
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3 GALLON, 100 PSI OILLESS PANCAKE AIR COMPRESSOR LOT 95275 shown 60637/61615
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26", 4 DRAWER TOOL CART LOT 95659 shown 61634/61952
19"
• 580 lb. capacity
SAVE $230
comp at
$349.99
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• Weighs 74 lbs.
$
7999
Tools sold separately.
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SETS COMBINATION WRENCHMET RIC
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8 .97
$ 99
comp at
$
$17
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27 LED PORTABLE WORKLIGHT/FLASHLIGHT
LOT 67227 shown 69567/60566/62532
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TTS 900 PEAK/700 RUNNING2 WA 2 HP (63 CC) CYCLE ERATOR GAS RECREATIONAL GEN8/693 81 shown
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LOT 69684 shown 61776/61969/61970
13499
2
comp at $ 99 $7.15
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Customer Rating
comp at
$
$399
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R PE ON SU UP CO
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12" SLIDING COMPOUND DOUBLE-BEVEL MITER SAW WITH LASER GUIDE
$89
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15999 $199
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LOT 69043 LOT 42305 69044 42304 shown 63171
$5
PORTAB CAR CANOPY
4999 comp at
$79.99
$119
$155.95
SUPER COUPON WOW 9 PIECE FULLY POLISHED
$
99
$
99
1999
comp at
LOT 62858/63054 60728/69034 shown
comp at
YOUR CHOICE
$
SAVE 75%
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SAVE $79
LIMIT 5 - Good at our stores or HarborFreight.com or by calling 800-423-2567. Cannot be used with other discount or coupon or prior purchases after 30 days from original purchase with original receipt. Offer good while supplies last. Non-transferable. Original coupon must be presented. Valid through 9/1/16. Limit one coupon per customer per day.
SAVE 66%
• 300 lb. capacity
WOW SUPER10 COFT.UPx 20ONFT.LE
RAPID PUMP® 3 TON HEAVY DUTY STEEL FLOOR JACK
LOT 69227/62116 62584/62590 68048 shown
$
We have invested millions of dollars in our own state-of-the-art quality test labs and millions more in our factories, so our tools will go toe-to-toe with the top professional brands. And we can sell them for a fraction of the price because we cut out the middle man and pass the savings on to you. It’s just that simple! Come visit one of our 650+ Stores Nationwide. R PE ON SU UP O C
$99
4-1/2" ANGLE GRINDER
SAVE 40%
ANY SINGLE ITEM
6999 $11999
LIMIT 4 - Good at our stores or HarborFreight.com or by calling 800-423-2567. Cannot be used with other discount or coupon or prior purchases after 30 days from original purchase with original receipt. Offer good while supplies last. Non-transferable. Original coupon must be presented. Valid through 9/1/16. Limit one coupon per customer per day.
R PE ON SU UP CO
20% OFF
How Does Harbor Freight Sell GREAT QUALITY Tools at the LOWEST Prices?
LOT 6033
$8999
comp at
12499 $168.97
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ONE FAMILY POWERED BY MANY. At Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, we believe affordable and reliable power, responsibly generated and delivered, is the lifeblood of the rural West. The farms, ranches, small towns and resorts that our members serve are closely tied to the landscape and their power supply. TRISTATE.COOP
[Between the Lines] Dear San Isabel Electric Association Member: In accordance with the bylaws, San Isabel Electric Association is publishing a list of Members whose capital credit checks, issued in 2015 for the 1978-1984 and partial 1985 allocation, remain unclaimed. If your name is on this list, please contact the office at 719-547-2160 and ask for the Capital Credits department. You may also contact SIEA by e-mail at capitalcredits@siea.com. You may be required to provide proof of identity before claiming capital credits. The following list is for amounts of $10 or more. You may also view the complete SIEA list on the website, www.siea.com. Sincerely,
Reg Rudolph General Manager
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