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Holyoke Lady Dragons finished their regular season with two big wins on their home volleyball court over Haxtun Thursday, Oct. 22 and Wray Friday, Oct. 23.
“It was great to finish the season with all wins over two nights on our home court!” said coac...
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Holyoke faced another tough football opponent in the Wray Eagles on Friday, Oct. 23 in the final home game of the season. Wray jumped out to an early lead while turnovers hurt the Dragons’ offense. The second half favored Holyoke but they were unable to...
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Holyoke P.D. has taken another step in beefing up safety and security. On Tuesday, Oct. 20, two brand new shields or body bunkers arrived at the station.
The two shields came as part of a Northeast All Hazard Region Homeland Security Grant for $5,200.
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Trinity Lutheran Church, 7th Avenue and Clark Street in Sterling, is hosting the Good Shepherd Fair Saturday, Nov. 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. A brunch will be available, and the craft fair bonanza will feature baked goods, jams and jellies and crafts of a...
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Kendon Olofson, eight-year member of Holyoke Re-1J Board of Education, was honored recently for his years of service.
At a regional meeting of the Colorado Association of School Boards (CASB) in Sterling last Thursday, Oct. 22, Olofson was presented a Mc...
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Using detailed informational graphics to chart student testing, Holyoke school district assessment coordinator Kimberlee Bennett and Supt. Bret Miles highlighted the value of MAP testing in the fall of each school year.
Their report was presented at the ...
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Application for a grant for the first phase of a bike/pedestrian trail will be put on hold after city council members decided at their Oct. 20 meeting that everything isn’t in place to move forward.
Councilman Ray Bailey, along with City Clerk Kathy Ol...
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Elisa Sagehorn, member of the Holyoke FFA Chapter, recently received the American FFA Degree at the National FFA Convention Saturday, Oct. 24 in Indianapolis, Ind. Earning the degree means Sagehorn is one of a select group of individuals to be recognized ...
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Carl Bartels, 44 of Enders, Neb. died in a two-vehicle accident two miles southwest of Paoli on Sunday evening, Oct. 18.
Bartels was traveling west on County Road 22 when his 1993 Chevrolet S-10 struck Richelle Chappell, 26, of Wray who was traveling sou...
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I had a little bird, It’s name was Enza.I opened the window, And in-flu-enza.
Instead of singing “Ring Around the Rosie,” referring to Plague hundreds of years ago, children jumped rope to this rhyme in the early 1900s. Quite the opposite of the me...
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With flu in headlines throughout the United States, it isn’t any different here in Holyoke. With flu season upon us and other illnesses circulating throughout the community, students in the Re-1J school district have been affected as well.
The school d...
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Everyone has been taught to call 911 in an emergency, but what will it be like in a real-life emergency situation?
“I wasn’t even scared to call 911,” said 6-year-old Serina Almeida.
She was given the opportunity to implement what she had been tau...
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With hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops continuing to be stationed everywhere from Iraq and Afghanistan to Germany and Japan, American citizens at home are continuing to mobilize to show their support of our men and women overseas.
Individuals and busi...
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Wedding creates connections from around the world
It was a great weekend with a mix of Canuks, Auzzies and Yanks. And although we came together from different countries, we all spoke the same language and shared a common interest in the same bride and gr...
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Teaching kids to use the Internet properly at an early age will help them perform better at school and later in life when they enter the workforce.
It’s all about training them to use such tools as search engines, social networking sites, e-mail and bl...
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Food For Thought (Best Of)
The grocery store manager came running down the aisle screaming, “What are you doing opening those bags and eating those potato chips inside the store?”
“I’m just following directions,” I said, pointing to the label ...
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Growing up, my mother told me that pigs would someday fly.She forgot to tell me that when they do, I’d feel like death, or dieDay one hit and I felt off, but I was not persuaded.I kept my smile to ward it off, but its insistence never faded.Come noon or...
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Emotions were still running strong Tuesday as owner Sid Harchelroad talked about the early Saturday morning fire that destroyed the Harchelroad Motors building in Imperial, Neb.
“There have been a lot better days,” he said.
When Harchelroad arrived ...
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Sid Harchelroad planned for contingencies while his new shop was being built for Harchelroad Motors in Imperial, Neb.
But Harchelroad said he never had any contingencies for what happened early Saturday morning.
Harchelroad was awakened early Saturday b...
