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Board OKs weather tower for proposed new wind farm
STERLING JOURNAL-ADVOCATE, Sept. 2 — A Minnesota firm is looking at Logan County for yet another wind farm.
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Pictured from left in front of a Holyoke fire truck are firefighters Lloyd Ensminger, Glen Stenson, unknown, Wilbur Burchett, Art Vollmer and Max Starbuck. — Source: Phillips County Museum
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Sign up for Melissa Memorial Hospital’s Sept. 18 golf tournament
Balloons lead the way at the Melissa Memorial Hospital Cancer Walk on Friday, Aug. 27, as survivors, family, friends and community members helped raise funds for the MMH Pink Out Program. Walkers are pictured from left, Kathi Stanley, Lisa Schilke, Julie Tonsing, Mark Tonsing, Sarah Martin, Reiland Ober, Candace Martin, Krista Maupin, Jody Maupin, Harry Kinner and Julie Kinner. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
During Friday’s cancer walk, Dragon football players proudly carry Jeffrey Espinoza’s jersey to honor their teammate who was recently diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Pictured from left are Trey Oakley, Hunter Vermeulen, Jadon Frost, Max Kleve, Miles Sprague, Cash Weber and Johny Quintana. Sign-up fees for high schoolers who participated in the walk were donated to Espinoza. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
From left, Dr. Craig McCarty and wife Breck get a hug of support from Nancy Colglazier. Event organizers handed out flowers to cancer survivors during the opening ceremony of the MMH Cancer Walk. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
‘You don’t walk this walk alone’
Good weather, good food, good company and a good cause all came together for the Melissa Memorial Hospital Cancer Walk on Friday evening, Aug. 27.