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LDN - Top Stories
Everyone
deserves to have fun. When the
Lincoln Elks heard that
Washington-Monroe student Kayla Riggleman needed a special swing,
they purchased one for her.
Kayla has a physical disability and
relies on a motorized wheelchair for
mobility within the school and
home.
Pictured with Kayla, from left:
Merlin Horath, Bill Marcotte, Dave
Campbell and T.J. Cosgrove from the
Lincoln Elks Lodge.
Picture by Mike Fak (Click on
picture for larger image.)
On Saturday, Senior Airman and
Kroger employee Eric Horn gave the Lincoln Kroger
store an American flag that was flown in Afghanistan. Horn recently returned
from a tour of duty.
Pictured from left: Lou Schick, assistant manager; Jan Metz, manager;
Eric Horn; and Kathy Horn, the proud mom.
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LDN - Entertainment
In this May 26 photo, Indra Tamang, the
Nepalese-born butler who inherited two apartments in The Dakota building,
background, from his wealthy employer, stands near the building in New York.
Story below.
Introducing Hunter,
the new mascot for Heartland Community College. Hunter the Hawk was
introduced last night at a Bloomington Cornbelter's baseball game.
The mascot will be a familiar face at all upcoming Heartland sports
events.
