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LDN - Top Stories
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Lutheran fifth-graders participated in the trash barrel
decorating competition in conjunction with the recent Logan
County Health Fair.
The barrels were provided by the health fair. The fifth-graders decorated their barrel based on the
health fair
theme of “Planting Seeds of Wellness.” Their teacher is Mrs.
Diane Hunsley.
Zion's fifth-graders were awarded first place. The class was
presented with the prize of a tree to plant at Zion Lutheran
School.
Front row, left to right: Mya
Roberts, Emily Messner, Lauren Canady, Kathryn Nobbe, Lance
Podbelsek, Emma Ritterbush, Ashlan Broom, Michael Newhouse,
Nathan Ford and Ethan Goodey.
Back row, left to right: Lincoln Police Department Chief Greenslate,
Tori Tripplett, Gabi Cox, Emma Cooper, Patrick Hoban and
Katie Hunsley.
Picture supplied by Zion
Lutheran School (Click
on picture for larger image.)
Logan
County ag producers and suppliers look forward to a productive year
in 2011.
This online supplement to Lincoln
Daily News features articles and interviews with some of the experts
in the field, reflecting on the 2010 growing season and projecting
ahead about production and industry trends for 2011.
John
Demjanjuk arrives in his wheelchair at the court
building in Munich, southern Germany, on Wednesday. Ukrainian-born Demjanjuk, 90, is
accused of 28,060 counts of accessory to murder for
allegedly serving as a guard in the Nazis' Sobibor
death camp. Demjanjuk's defense attorney says his
client's trial on Nazi war crimes charges should be
suspended in the wake of an Associated Press report
showing the FBI believed the Soviet Union fabricated
evidence in the case.
Logan
County ag producers and suppliers look forward to a productive year
in 2011.
This online supplement to Lincoln
Daily News features articles and interviews with some of the experts
in the field, reflecting on the 2010 growing season and projecting
ahead about production and industry trends for 2011.
Winter has been tough on more than just us. The
world's largest covered wagon also got beat up this winter. The
support jacks that help hold the huge wagon up and in balance
have been twisted and bent from winter winds. Plans are being
made to lift the wagon and replace the damaged support posts.
Picture by Mike Fak
(Click on picture for larger image.)
What if the Government Took Over
Baseball (satire by Mike Fak); As inflation worries rise, act now
for retirement security; George Takei and Patty Duke Join
Forces to Tell Americans to Boldly Go to
www.socialsecurity.gov;
Dept. on Aging Director
leads initiative to encourage interaction among
generations;
News & information for
the seniors in our community
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LDN - Entertainment
This undated file photo provided by Sotheby's in New
York shows the painting "View of St. Petersburg" by Petr Petrovich
Vereshchagin, which is to be sold at Sotheby's on Wednesday as
part of the auction house's Russian art sale, where it is expected
to fetch $300,000 to $500,000. The 19th-century painting of St.
Petersburg that Mikhail Baryshnikov purchased decades ago will be
auctioned to help benefit new works at his Baryshnikov Arts Center
in New York City.
Chicago Bulls' Derrick Rose goes in for a dunk during
the second half of the Bulls' NBA basketball game against the New
York Knicks on Tuesday in New York. Rose scored 26
points as the Bulls won 103-90.
