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Residents of a long-term care facility/community
Residents have: The right to have the facility provide for an ongoing program of activities designed to meet (in accordance with the comprehensive assessment) the interests and the physical, mental and ps...
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Five Years AgoApril 10, 2008
Tim Bartels of Scottsbluff, Neb., recently purchased the former Pix grocery store building at 128 S. Campbell Ave. and is in the process of remodeling and adding new areas. Bartels, owner and manager of Holyoke General Store,...
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For the 17th year in a row, Group Publishing is giving away cash awards to a variety of northern Colorado charities.
Every year, Group gives a portion of its profits back to the community. Since 1997, Group has donated almost a million dollars to charita...
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Next week, the Colorado House Education Committee will work on the first overhaul of the School Finance Act in nearly 20 years.
The state Senate has already taken up Senate Bill 13-213, passing it on a 20-15 party-line vote Tuesday, April 2. The bill wen...
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April 15-19
Elementary Breakfast
Monday, April 15: Sausage and cheese muffin, breakfast burrito or muffin with yogurt, fruit, milk.
Tuesday, April 16: Ham and egg bagel, French toast sticks or cereal with cheese stick, fruit, milk, juice.
Wednesday, A...
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Holyoke Enterprise April 11, 2013...
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Elementary program is next Thursday
Holyoke first- and third-graders will be presenting “The Wackadoo Zoo” at their annual spring program next Thursday, April 18 at 7 p.m. in the HHS auditorium.
Parade entries needed for 125th
Holyoke’s 1...
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Huge trees were uprooted, airport hangars blew away, buildings were leveled, a semi overturned, and much of the town lost power Monday evening, April 8, when a spring storm roared into Holyoke.
Reports Tuesday morning indicated no injuries in the barrage...
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Huge trees were uprooted, airport hangars blew away, buildings were leveled, a semi overturned, and much of the town lost power Monday evening, April 8, when a spring storm roared into Holyoke.
Reports Tuesday morning indicated no injuries in the barrage...
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In anticipation for the upcoming summer sports season, Theresa Tharp discussed last year’s achievements of the rec sports program as well as provided information about the upcoming season during the Tuesday, April 2 City Council meeting.
Last year appr...
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In anticipation for the upcoming summer sports season, Theresa Tharp discussed last year’s achievements of the rec sports program as well as provided information about the upcoming season during the Tuesday, April 2 City Council meeting.
Last year appr...
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Help Find Kelsie
22-year-old Kelsie Schelling has been missing for two months or eight and a half weeks or 41 days. However you count it, it must feel like an eternity to her parents, Doug Schelling and Laura Saxton, and to her brother, Colby Schelling.
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The flowers are sure bloomin’ this spring at the Ferguson house, as Brittney’s Botanical Buttons blossoms into quite a business for this young entrepreneur.
These $1 flowers, made out of colorful buttons and wire, are something that Brittney Ferguson...
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Young hunting enthusiasts attended the youth hunt put on by Phillips County Pheasants Forever and Colorado Parks and Wildlife Saturday, March 30 at Camp Machasay.
Those in attendance were treated to a variety of different stations where they were instruc...
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Few athletes achieve the type of success at the high school level that allows them to carry their skills to the collegiate stage. Of those who are talented enough to don a college jersey, many spend the majority of their playing days on the bench, never r...
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After nearly a two-week break between games, the Holyoke Dragon baseball team came out strong, taking down Wiggins in both games of the Thursday, March 28 doubleheader.
In the first game, HHS handed the Tigers a 10-0 loss with the game being called in th...
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“We thought that was big, but we took it on and everyone worked and worked, and that was the start of Highline Electric Association.”
Those are the words of Earle Nelson at Highline’s 50th anniversary 25 years ago, remembering the challenge he and ...
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During their March 27 meeting, members of the Northeast Colorado Board of Health helped recognize several food service facilities across northeast Colorado as they were awarded for their commitment to food safety.
The Northeastern Colorado Excellence in ...
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Holyoke High School’s track and field team continues to improve as a number of boys and girls placed in the top eight to earn points for the Dragon squad at the Thursday, March 28 meet in Yuma.
The boys scored 106 points to finish in third out of 12 te...
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With the weather wreaking havoc on the Holyoke girls’ golf season, the team finally was able to compete in their first tournament of the year as three varsity members made the trip to the Brush Invitational Monday, April 1.
The girls started the season...
