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Wednesday,
May 18, 2011
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Drilling for oil?

Electric crews drill the deep holes to accommodate the traffic signals to be installed on Fifth Street and College. The foundations for the lights have to be deep to make sure the heavy overhead poles can withstand high winds and storms.

Picture by Mike Fak (Click on picture for larger image.)

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Tuesday, May 17:

  • County board to decide salaries and benefits for next 10 years

  • City Briefs: New hires approved if...; state payments slow; collection agency put on hold

  • Jon Astroth finishes 1st year at Lincoln College

  • 4 little girls take the prize at Lincoln City Council – album

  • Stamp Out Hunger food drive brings in 5,450 pounds

  • Stamp Out Hunger food drive -- album

  • Sales tax to go to schools could be set below 1 percent

  • Brenda McAllister honored by state

  • Hartem alumni banquet June 11

  • Lawmakers hush-hush about a pay raise

  • Arts & crafts guild, Katherine Boss, Nathaniel Smith, Hartsburg-Emden FFA news and Hartsburg-Emden alumni dinner make Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Houser throws no-hitter for Mount Pulaski

  • AP news

Monday, May 16

Saturday, May 14

Friday, May 13

Thursday, May 12

Wednesday, May 11