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and highways have sustained seri- ousdamage. The worst damage was reported on County Road 7 about 12 miles northwest of Craig. Blakeman said the road was under at leas[ four feet of water and it may take county crews as long as two or three weeks to reopen the damaged road. Today, the joint emergency opemtrons team will star sorting through the damage and determine what needs to be done. The team will reconvene in the Craig City aquarter-inch." The National Wca[her Service has issued a Good waming etJective until midnight today. The clouds and cooler temper- atures may actually be more of a help than a hindrance. IF the sky stays cloudy and the mercury does- n't rise, the melting may slow, Larson said, And the early melting and Gooding may be a blessing in May. Of course that depends on what also cautioned residents about eleo- trice) hazards such as water in the outlets. For any other problems or con- cerns, residents are asked to call the Craig Police Department or the Moffat County Sheriff's Department, depending on where they live. "We may not be able to answer all their questions, bur we should be able to direct people to who they need to call;' Corriveau said. Daily Press contacts: Shawn Attkrom, managing editor Business. religion, viewpoints Christina MaLhcrs, ncWS editor City government, business Jane Ioume, reporter County government, arts and recreation Roberto INarcanLonio, reporter Sports writer, fcatm•es Julie 6axler, reporter Gducatiun, law enforcement Judy Kostur, editorial assistant People, yesteryear's news, community events Market report 10 a.m.stock quotes Dow ,tones RBa2.86, down 30.14 Volume 252,80 Q030 Paciticorp 24 I/2, down 1/18 Ilanson 30 3/4, up 3/8 Cyprus-Amax Ili 7/8, unchanged w'al-M11art 49 ;f/4, up lib I;cncral I?Iccu•ic 8'2 7/tli . up 7/Iii New Century h:nergy 49 3/4, down I/8 McDonalds 5a I/4. up 1 I/a I'usaco 61 I/4, up 1 3/I(i I1S Wcsl 54 5/R, down 1/18 a'rr 5a v2. ap t/', Rmart 16 3/U. down I/R Pro~9dcd by IidwardJoncs picked up al American Northwest Really. The Northwest Colorado Home Sehool Assoclatian will have a semi- nar and banquet beginning at 3 p.m April 3 of the VFW, 419 E. Victory Way. Tickets for the banquet are $10 and may be bough) at On the Shelf and Nancy's Cartls and Gills. For intormalion call 824-0365. An open house and eurrluelum fair will be hosted by the Northwest Coloado Home School Association from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 4 al the Craig Fair Grounds Pavilion. A variety of vendors and workshops will be featured Ihrough- oul the day. Fur intormalion call 824- 0365. The Altar and Rosary Society of SI. Michael's Church will have a bake the Craig Holiday Inn. For intormalion cal 1824-8862. The Children's Heafth Falr will be April 21 at the Visiting Nurse Association. Free developmental screen- ings for ages newborns l0 5 for height, weight, vision, hearing, dental, speech, cognitive and motor are offered. Call for an appointment a1824-8233 and ask for Tara. Men, women and co-ed teams wanting to play adult softball are required to pay a $100 non-refundable deposit to the Moffat Courtly Board of Commissioners by 4 p.m. April 24. The fee confirms that a team is registered for the 1998 season. A meeting is set for 7 p.m. April 29 al Shatlow Mountain Village Clubhouse. For intormalion call Pam al 824-8151, ext. 304 Clarification The story "City clerk vali- dates recall petitions" said [hat residehts must register to vote by Friday, Nlarch 27 in order to vote in the upcoming special election. Residents only have to register if they are not previ- ously registered. If you are a registered voter in the City. of Craig, you do not have to re- register [o vote in the recall and land transfer election. The Daily Press apologizes for the miscomrrtunication and any inconvenience it may have caused.