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LDN - Top Stories
What
do you get when you cross St. Patrick's Day, 80-degree
temperatures and 60-degree water? The 2012 Lincoln Polar
Plunge for Special Olympics! The plunge this year raised
over $26,000, with 180 people taking the plunge into Lincoln
Lakes.
Picture by Jan
Youngquist
(Click on picture for larger image.)
Historical societies meet, Woman's Club breakfast meeting, blood drive at
LCHS, last Draw 4 Carroll, free tax help at Oasis and Vonderlieth, San Jose
fish fry, softball tryouts, annual auction for Oasis, park district cooking
class, open house for Dr. Kottemann, scholarships, Masons host 'Mindreading
Show,' Carroll Catholic honorees and Heather Heidbreder in Close Up
Zooming in
on the people,
places and things that make this community interesting!
This
undated
photo
shows
technicians
working
on the
AEHF-1
satellite
at the
Lockheed
Martin
facility
in
Sunnyvale,
Calif.
The
AEHF-1
was
launched
in
August
2010, and
Air
Force
ground
controllers
executed
a
delicate
rescue
to save
the $1.7
billion
military
communications
satellite
that was
stranded
in the
wrong
orbit
and at
risk of
blowing
up -- all
possibly
because
a piece
of cloth
had been
left in
a
critical
fuel
line
during
manufacture.
Historical societies meet, Woman's Club breakfast meeting, blood drive at
LCHS, last Draw 4 Carroll, free tax help at Oasis and Vonderlieth, San Jose
fish fry, softball tryouts, annual auction for Oasis, park district cooking
class, open house for Dr. Kottemann, scholarships, Masons host 'Mindreading
Show,' Carroll Catholic honorees and Heather Heidbreder in Close Up
Zooming
in on the people,
places and things that make this community interesting!
Currently listing 104 Logan
County businesses & organizations. Will shoppers find your listing in
the Logan County Business Directory? Call 217-737-7418 to get listed.
There
are those in Lincoln who think our mayor is so great, he walks
on water. Now there's proof. (photo undoctored)
Seriously, Mayor Keith Snyder won (or lost) a competition
at the Rotary Club, and good sport that he is, he took his turn
in Lincoln Lakes for the good of Special Olympics, and yes, he
did eventually get wet!
Picture by Jan Youngquist
(Click on picture for larger image.)
Baby boomers: Don't let your world fall silent ... Understanding and spreading knowledge about the risks of Type 2
diabetes ...
Women and Social Security ... Watch out for scams involving benefits
applications ... Part D phone scam ... Boomers: Big-impact health activities
you can do in 15 minutes or less ... 7 simple steps to senior bathroom
safety ... Medicare Part B deadline approaching
News & information for
the seniors in our community
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obituaries free of charge and accepts pictures for obits free of
charge. The full text of the obituaries is available online free of
charge in Logan County and across the world. Email condolences are
available from subscribing funeral homes. Ask your funeral director
to make sure the obituary of your loved one is placed in Lincoln
Daily News.
LDN - Entertainment
In
this March 13
photo, a
portrait of
Maria Gratz, top
right, hangs
next to a
portrait of her
husband,
Benjamin Gratz,
in the Rosenbach
Museum & Library
in Philadelphia.
The portrait of
Maria Gratz, by
Thomas Sully,
joins nine
others of the Gratz family at
the museum. The
two portraits
had been
separated for at
least 75 years
before being reunited.
A malnourished woman in an emergency situation will
produce enough milk to nourish her baby. Milk production
is relatively unaffected in quantity and quality. When a
breastfeeding woman is malnourished, it is the mother
who suffers, not the infant.
For more information,
contact the breastfeeding peer counselor at the Logan
County Department of Public Health, 217-735-2317, ext.
246.
Chicago Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford finds the puck behind him
and makes the save during the first period against the Washington Capitals in an
NHL game in Chicago on Sunday.
AP photo by Charles Cherney
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image.)
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