Hayden resident Laura Corriveau welcomes Hayden Police Chief Ray Birch home during a reception at The Haven Assisted Living Center on Monday night. Birch spent 191 days in Iraq during his most recent deployment.
Published on March 3, 2009
Hayden Police Chief Ray Birch salutes the American flag, which was presented by American Legion Post 89 during a reception at The Haven Assisted Living Center on Monday evening. The presentation was part of a reception welcoming Birch home from Iraq.
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McKenna Martin welcomes Hayden Police Chief Ray Birch home form Iraq during a reception at The Haven Assisted Living Center on Monday evening.
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Commander Bob Hayes, of the American Legion Post No. 89, welcomes Hayden police chief Ray Birch home for Iraq during a reception at The Haven Assisted Living Center on Monday evening.
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Hayden police Sgt. Gordon Booco hands police chief Ray Birch a cloth scroll with a collection of pins that the Hayden police officers worn while Birch was serving in Iraq during a reception Monday evening in Hayden.
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Hayden Police Chief Ray Birch hugs Lorraine Johnson during a welcome home reception at The Haven Assisted Living Center on Monday night. Birch recently returned from Iraq, where he spent 191 days.
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Dave Bantam signs a guest book outside a reception for Police Chief Ray Birch, who returned after spending 191 days in Iraq.
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Catch Saturn rising in the eastern sky with the constellation Leo at about 8 p.m. early this month. When this image was taken Friday, Comet Lulin and the dwarf planet Ceres also were visible in Leo.
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City worker Tom Martindale cleans the dirt off of the sidewalks along Lincoln Avenue on Monday. The Steamboat Springs City Council will be finalizing a list of city services to help guide budget cuts at tonight's meeting.
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The first dedicated home of the Steamboat Springs Chamber of Commerce, at 1201 Lincoln Ave., was designed by noted architect Eugene Sternberg.
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The staff of the Steamboat Springs Chamber of Commerce poses outside its 1201 Lincoln Ave. headquarters in December 1973. The building was designed by noted architect Eugene Sternberg. It was dedicated in 1960 and recently was added to the Colorado Register of Historic Places.
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