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Christmas Traditions Return

12/12/2022

Christmas for Kids is looking for families in need and those who want to help. By Connor Shreve. This story is sponsored by Keesee Motor Company and the law firm of Downs, McDonough, Cowan & Foley

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Christmas at the Galloping Goose returns at the Dolores Historical Society Museum. Christmas for Kids is looking for families in need and those who want to help. And Dolores High School students are pulling off an engineering feat. You're watching the local news roundup brought to you by Casey Motors and the law firm of Downs McDonagh, Cowan and Foley. I'm Connor Shreve. Saturday marks the return of a community Christmas tradition and Dolores. Christmas at the Galloping Goose Historical Society Museum. Santa will be at the train depot from 3 to 7 p.m. and a reading of a special holiday story will take place inside the Galloping Goose. The wood stove will be stoked and there will be treats and Christmas cheer. It takes place after the ski swap at Dolores High School from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Noel Knight follows the festivities, with local businesses staying open after events at the Galloping Goose to wrap up. The annual celebration of Christmas at the Galloping Goose promises to be an endearing childhood memory. Details are available online at visit dolores.com and on the Galloping Goose Historical Society Facebook page. The Pinion Project in Cortez is accepting applications from any residents, businesses or organizations that want to help a family in need this holiday season. Each year, the Christmas for Kids program matches hundreds of Montezuma County kids with generous sponsors and community donations. Applications for assistance this Christmas are available at the Pinion Project and must be received by Friday, December 16th at 5 p.m. Those who want to be a sponsor are asked to contact The Pinion Project at 9705643803. Dolores High School students built a hazardous device extraction robot as part of the STEM outreach program at Pueblo Community College Southwest. Student teams collaborated to build a robot capable of lifting a £1 device. Students engineered the device with the goal of being able to extract a hazardous device from a crime scene. The project took the students just six class periods to complete. Learn more about similar projects and courses at pueblocc.edu/southwest. That's it for this week's Local News Roundup. I'm Connor Shreve.

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