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Lincoln Daily News.com Lincoln Daily News publishes daily news about the Lincoln/Logan County area on the Internet at www.lincolndailynews.com. (We are not a print publication). All subscriptions are free! Our Mission: The mission of Lincoln Daily News is to tell the stories of Logan County in a contemporaneous manner, with lively writing and a predilection for simple truth fairly told. Lincoln Daily News seeks a relationship with the good people of Logan County that is honest, neighborly, and never patronizing. Lincoln Daily News presents news within a full context that contributes to understanding. Lincoln Daily News is more interested in the marketplace of ideas than the competition of personalities. Without shrinking from the bold delivery of unvarnished fact, Lincoln Daily News operates from the premise that God's creatures deserve the presumption of right motive. Lincoln Daily News eschews malice and cynicism; it approaches every person with dignity and every subject with equanimity. In short, Lincoln Daily News informs, stimulates, and entertains. Content: The articles published in Lincoln Daily News are the result of research and interviews. Any opinions expressed are those of the writers. Corrections: Please contact us by phone, fax, mail or e-mail with any information about mistakes, typos or erroneous information. If the error is in an item which is still in the paper, we will correct it online immediately. All corrections will be shown on the "Corrections" page.
Our Services: Lincoln Daily News provides daily news, sports, features and commentary on Lincoln, Logan County, and the surrounding area. To promote local businesses, we offer display advertisements at very reasonable rates, and links to business websites. Classified advertising for businesses and individuals is available for all the standards categories. Submit your ads at our LDN office via phone, fax or in person. "Happy ads" are a special feature to enable our readers to celebrate birthdays, graduations, anniversaries, and other good news. Call us for details.
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Our Staff: Copy Editor and Writer: Mary Krallmann Technology Assistant: Tyler Havlin thldn@lincolndailynews.com
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Florida Resident Clicks on to Lincoln Daily News 2-29-00 To the editor: I more or less grew up in Lincoln. Been down here in Florida almost 16 years; still miss being up there. Since my daughter-in-law e-mailed the address, I click on to daily news about three times a week. I really enjoy reading the happenings. Keep up the good work. I would like to see what high school basketball is doing this year. Thank you for the write-ups and Lincoln Daily News. Judy Dunham
Thanks from Washington-Monroe School 2-28-00 Dear Editor, We would like to extend our thanks to several people who made our recent "Jump Rope for Heart" event at Washington-Monroe Elementary School such a success. First and foremost are the jumpers, the students who collected pledges for the American Heart Association and jumped nearly non-stop at the event. Second, we thank our parent volunteers: Bev Wunderlin, Joni Hundreiser and Amy Gordon who helped with check-in, counting money, and even jumped a few times! Other volunteer "rope-twirlers" were our principal, Becky Cecil, and Washington-Monroe alum Gregg Alexander who spoke to the students about goal-setting and keeping a healthy heart. Next, our school families and the community are thanked for the very generous contributions that we received. This year's event, the third for Washington-Monroe, raised over $1200 for the American Heart Association, surpassing our goal of $1000. We are very proud of the effort put forth by our students. We also must thank the folks at Lincoln Daily News (.com). The students were so excited to see the media at their event and to know that they were contributing to a newsworthy cause. The following school day, students accessed lincolndailynews.com via individual computers in our computer lab. Seeing the pride on their faces, to not only read about something they had done, but to also see pictures, was indescribable! How incredibly appropriate that it happened during District #27's week of focusing on the character trait "Self - Esteem." Again, thank you to Natalie Jeckel, Sam Redding, and the others at lincolndailynews.com for letting the students at Washington-Monroe feel so important, and for letting those in the community know about one POSITIVE event that has happened at a local school. There are great things happening every day within all our schools. We're thrilled someone in the media took the time to notice. Thanks to all, Debbie Pettit
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