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Cast members of the LCHS group interpretation team rehearse the opening scene of "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close," led by sophomore Matthew Langdon (center), who plays Oskar Schell, an 8-year-old who loses his father in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.
Picture by Jennifer Keith, LCHS English Department (Click on picture for larger image.)
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Area Disposal comes to the aid of Lincoln for citywide cleanup
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City hears suggestions to consider a TIF district for downtown rehabilitation
'Extremely Loud, Incredibly Close' and 'Miracle Worker' to be performed Thursday night at LCHS
'Lunch and Learn' family caregiver program March 20 at Oasis
National foreclosure settlement filed in federal court
Madigan urges Illinois borrowers to seek help
Yesterday's Top Stories
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Building the city budget 2012-13
Part 1: City sees something close to 'break-even' for new budget year -
Lincoln Police Department announces new sex offender notification website
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'Fix a Leak Week'
Save water: Find and repair plumbing leaks -
Folk musicians bring songs of American civil rights struggle
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Illinois sports: The end of an era ... and now what?
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CLOSE UP: March 14 Liberty Tax appreciation days, SWCD tree sale, blood drives, Hartem FFA and Oasis auctions, ham & beans at First Methodist, HSLC spay-neuter, NHM supports HSLC, Woman's Club breakfast meeting, free tax help at Oasis and Vonderlieth, San Jose fish fry, park district cooking class, scholarships, Masons host 'Mindreading Show,' and Angela Kelley in Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance |
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