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[December 26, 2012]     Send a link to a friend


A balancing act. In a game that Railer coach Neil Alexander called "chippy," the Railers lost to Glenwood 59-37.


Picture by Dan Hemenway


"Hey! I was trying to take a nap here!" Beverly Buhrmester spends a lot of time in the wild of Kickapoo Creek Park, and lucky for us, she takes her camera with her. Here she caught a shot of a beautiful buck taking a rest at the edge of the wood.

Picture by Beverly Buhrmester
 

 

This mourning dove rests with its nestlings in a flower basket on DeAnn Cooper's front porch. She said she talked to them so they knew her voice, and they allowed her to get real close to them. Cooper said they were interesting to watch.

Picture by DeAnn Cooper

Mount Pulaski residents enjoyed an evening of music on the courthouse lawn. The Cavestani twin dogs enjoyed themselves, too.

Picture by Phil Bertoni
 

Allen Schaal of Mount Pulaski captured a shot of the Mount Pulaski American Legion Ryman-Fuiten Post 447 performing cemetery rites. The three-shot volley is a traditional part of military rites for deceased soldiers.

Photo by Allen Schaal
 

Sarah Cook of Mount Pulaski caught sight of this little guy and couldn't resist grabbing a snapshot. Cook said she did some research on white-tailed squirrels and found they are kind of rare. This is just one more thing to add to the list of all the things that make Logan County in general and Mount Pulaski in particular a very unique and interesting place to live.

Photo by Sarah Cook
 

 


St. Patrick's Catholic Church hosted its annual fried chicken dinner fundraiser. The church enjoyed an excellent turnout, as they calculated 500 dinners were served, up from 338 last year.

Photo by Phil Bertoni




 


A thunderstorm develops in northeastern Logan County and southwestern McLean County in this scene captured by Devin Biggs. He said he heard there were also reports of a funnel but wasn't able to confirm that. Meanwhile, at the same time in Lincoln, it did get a bit dark and the wind picked up a little, but there was no rain falling from the menacing sky.

Photo by Devin Biggs

 

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