Man Resuscitated After Lightning Strike

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a man struck by lightning while camping at Ruby Gulch Saturday afternoon.

According to BCSO, an emergency call came in around 2:30 p.m. in which a woman reported that her boyfriend had been struck while he was standing next to their tent. They were camping near Forest Service Road 328E in Boulder County.

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Your Health: Tips for Traveling with Diabetes

Don’t let good diabetes management go on vacation just because you did. Traveling to new places gets you out of your routine—that’s a big part of the fun. But delayed meals, unfamiliar food, being more active than usual, and different time zones can all disrupt diabetes management. Plan ahead so you can count on more fun and less worry on the way and when you get to your destination.

Before You Go

1.Visit your doctor for a checkup to ensure you’re fit for the trip. Make sure to ask your doctor:

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USDA Update - July 7, 2018

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:

  • 2018 SPRING ACREAGE REPORTING DEADLINE -  July 15th 
  • PRIMARY NESTING SEASON - March 15th-  July 15 -  NO CRP Contract Management ALLOWED 
  • County Committee Nomination Deadline -  August 1st
  • Apply for Livestock Forage Program - Call office for appointment.
  • FARM LOAN Personnel in Kiowa County Service Center – Tuesday, July 10th 
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Dear Dietitian – How Do I Convince My Kids to Try Vegetables

Dear Dietitian,

My ten- year-old son is a good eater, but the only vegetable he will eat is corn.  How do I get him to at least try other vegetables?

--Sharon

Dear Sharon,

When I was a child, I had to sit at the dinner table until I finished eating my green beans.  I would plug my nose and eat as many as I could. Then I would wait for my Mom to finish washing the dishes, and my dad was deep into the evening news. I would discreetly toss the remainder of the green beans underneath the fridge. “Mom, I’m finished.”

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Drought Conditions Deteriorate in Parts of Colorado

As fires scorched more than 200,000 acres in Colorado, drought conditions deteriorated for part of the state.

Abnormally dry conditions expanded in western Larimer county, while moderate drought returned to northern Routt County, along with smaller portions of Moffat and Jackson counties.

Conditions in the remainder of the state remained stable, with more than one-third of Colorado in extreme over exceptional conditions, the two worst catagories.

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