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Santa's coming to
town!
[DEC.
7, 2000] All
good boys and girls who want to visit Santa with their wish lists
should come to 616 Broadway (the old D&G Antique Mall) this
Saturday, Dec. 9.
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A
DAY IN THE LIFE...
ALMH’s
first administrator
Emil
Stahlhut helped Lincoln
reach excellence in health care
Part
1
[DEC.
7, 2000] Before
Emil Stahlhut and his wife, Jane, came to Lincoln in May of 1953,
they hadn’t stayed anywhere longer than three or four years. Emil
had served in the United States Army in World War II, earned a
degree in a new field, hospital administration, and worked in this
new profession at three different Midwest hospitals. But when they
got to Lincoln the Stahlhuts put down roots, and not only Abraham
Lincoln Memorial Hospital but the entire Lincoln community has
reason to be grateful.
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Two
historic Lincoln sites
to be celebrated Saturday
Lincoln
exhibit to be unveiled
Postville
Courthouse to reopen
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Renovation
project to create
‘new face’ for LCCS
[DEC.
7, 2000] Lincoln
Christian College and Seminary is pleased to announce its plans for a
multi-million dollar renovation and construction project to sweep its campus.
The project is slated to begin as early as spring 2001.
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TEACHING
& LEARNING
All parents
welcome
District 27
schools and
parents create unique learning opportunities for students
Part
3
[DEC.
7, 2000]
There
once was a time when principals and teachers had to call parents in
to the school to discuss a child’s disciplinary or academic
shortfall. But these days, parents of Lincoln District 27 elementary
students frequently visit their child’s school to help teachers
and administrators enhance the educational process.
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SPORTS
TALK
Illini
Cookin’ again
Illinois
stifles Wisconsin-Milwaukee
[DEC.
7, 2000]
As
the Illinois Fighting Illini prepare for a tough stretch in the schedule
leading up to the Big Ten season, they simply took care of business
Wednesday night. Led by Lincoln’s native son, Brian Cook, who finished
the night with 17 points and four rebounds, the Illini blasted
Wisconsin-Milwaukee 85-44. This is the same Panther team that entered the
contest with a record of 5-2 equaling Illinois’ accomplishments to this
point. It is also the same Panther team that only lost by four to a
rapidly improving and scary-good group of Iowa Hawkeyes…and that game
was AT Iowa!
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a participant in the Ho-Ho-Dough holiday contest,
Lincolndailynews.com has lots of tickets to give away to its loyal
readers. Starting today and running through next Thursday, LDN will
provide five daily questions, pulled from current ads and
yesterday's stories,
for you to answer. Each correct answer earns one ticket. Just e-mail
your responses back to Lincoln Daily News, and we will save your
tickets for you to pick up late next week. A drawing for $5,000 cash
and other prizes will be at 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, at the Logan
County Courthouse. Good luck!
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Questions
for Thursday, Dec. 7:
1.
Which wreath won the most votes from attendees at the Festival of
Trees at the courthouse?
2.
What does "SHHH" stand for? (Check out Book Look.)
3.
Name the Washington-Monroe teacher whose class won the homework
award this week.
4.
How much did the Postville Courthouse renovation cost?
5.
What musical has the Lincoln Community Theatre chosen as their
opener next season?
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