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Lincoln,
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posted daily aT NOON (CDT)
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October 22, 2010
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ORGANIZATIONS
Teens
making a difference
[AUG.
12, 2000]
Reminder:
Monday from noon to 8 p.m. teens are invited to stop and sign
anti-alcohol pledges. HYPE and Logan County Snowball members will be
sitting out under the billboard on Woodlawn at the corner of the
fairgrounds.
Come
out, see your friends, make a pledge, get a free T-shirt!
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story]
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Logan County Fair Queen Elizabeth Stoll
poses with Governor Ryan at the County Fair Day Luncheon.
All the County Fair Queens and Little Misses were invited to this
lunch honoring County Fair Volunteers.
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HEALTH
& FITNESS
 Cochlear
implant helps Lincoln woman rejoin hearing world
[AUG.
12, 2000]
"I
can’t believe how much I didn’t hear!" After more
than 20 years of not hearing things most of us take for granted, Eva
Dahmm is celebrating everyday sounds again. She’s heard the squawk
of a baby robin, the rustle of a mourning dove’s wings, the squeak
of train wheels and the sizzle of eggs cooking in a skillet. This
dramatic improvement came on July 13, when she got the headset to go
with her new cochlear implant.
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story]
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Click
here to see pictures from the State Fair in Springfield.
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Mary
Brown, who will be a fifth-grade student in Kate Ewing's class at
Washington-Monroe this fall, helps special needs teacher, Jane
Redding, plant flowers and herbs donated by Mitchell-Newhouse Lumber
Company. Washington-Monroe and other District 27 schools are using
gardens to make their grounds more attractive and to engage
students, teachers, parents and neighbors in gardening projects.
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Habitat for Humanity enters
a new stage of construction on its home on Sherman Street.
Scratched in the new basement wall is:
2000: Thanks for
all the people who helped
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 SPIRITUAL
LIFE
Trinity
Episcopal Church presents Scholarship
[AUG.
12, 2000]
The Vestry of
Trinity Episcopal Church presented Beth Bryant with
a Scholarship to Life. Beth a graduating senior, has been a very
active Member in the life of the Church, being involved in Church
School, as an Acolyte, in Breakfast Club, chairing Crop Walk,
musical programs for the Holidays, summer church camp, and in the
pews at worship with her parish Family.
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story]
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HOME
AND FAMILY
Animals
for adoption
An
abundance of farm cats is available
FREE to farmers.
Click
here
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