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LDN - Top Stories
W
orkers
at the Logan-Mason Rehab Center work to fill 10,000 Easter
eggs for Saturday's hunt at the Lincoln Park District. More
information on the day's activities is in today's Top
Stories.
Picture by Mike Fak (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.
Four
white tiger cubs are held by zookeepers at the
Safari Park in Schloss Holte-Stukenbrock,
Germany, on Tuesday. The rare cubs were
born on Valentine's Day.
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.
St. Clara's
Manor had their annual volunteer luncheon on
Friday. Tonita Reifsteck was given the Volunteer of the
Year award. "Tonita has been a volunteer at SCM
for several years and has done great things for
us," said Mike Eads.
Picture by St. Clara's Manor
(Click on picture for larger image.)
Treatments can help those with
diabetic nerve pain in hands and feet; Scams are no joking matter; don't
become an April fool:
What if the Government Took Over
Baseball (satire by Mike Fak); As inflation worries rise, act now
for retirement security;
News & information for
the seniors in our community
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LDN - Entertainment
This publicity image released by Marvel Comics shows an illustration of Spider-Man. Marvel Comics says Peter
Parker is taking off his costume for good as part of its "Death of
Spider-Man" story in its Ultimate Comics imprint. The publisher said
Monday that Parker, who in "Ultimate Spider-Man" is
still a high schooler in New York, is losing the red-and-blue
threads, but Marvel won't say if the teenager is in mortal peril, much less
who will replace him. What's certain is that Ultimate Spider-Man
is here to stay.
Chicago Bulls' Derrick Rose, left, drives to the
basket against Indiana Pacers' Paul George during the third quarter
in Game 2 of a first-round NBA playoff basketball series in Chicago
on Monday. The Bulls won 96-90.
