HOWARD COUNTY FAIR
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HOWARD COUNTY FAIR.
Circus to make stop in St. Paul
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GCA Days and the county fair may be in the rear view, but that doesn’t mean that the summer fun is over. Thanks to the sponsorship of the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce, the Culpepper & Merriweather (C&M) Circus will be coming to town this Saturday, July 20th, bringing two shows in a big top and a variety of activities to the Howard County community.
TWO RESCUED FROM MIDDLE LOUP RIVER
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An early evening swim on the Middle Loup River turned into a life-or-death scenario on Thursday, July 11th, when strong currents caused by recent heavy rains threatened to sweep away an adult woman and a minor youth spending some time along the river’s south bank. Deputies with the Howard County Sheriff’s Office, officers with the St.
Summer Reading Program inspires youth
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Summer reading, an annual program of the St. Paul Library that brings area preschoolthrough- sixth graders together to promote reading and learning throughout the month of June, concluded with a pool party near the end of last month.
CENTRAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
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J.I.L. ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY INCORPORATED of Grand Island began asphalting Central Valley Public Schools’ new track in Greeley on Wednesday, July 10th. The first pass of asphalt was three inches thick and was completed last week. The second pass of asphalt, which was expected to be completed early this week as weather conditions allowed, was to be two inches thick. Once the asphalt is all down, it must cure for around three weeks.
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Ten Years Ago, 2014 The Wolbach Community Foundation met on Monday evening, July 14th, 2014…The purpose of the meeting was to go over grant applications. Treasurer Gayle Grossart presented one application for the grant money.
Fun heats up at county fair
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Fun heats up at county fair.
Citing “rigor,” SPPS board ups the ante on senior honors
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Students wanting to be recognized during St. Paul High School’s annual commencement exercises will now have another hurdle to clear before receiving their medallions.
ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1984
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THIRTY-THREE MEMBERS the St. Paul High School Class of 1984 gathered in St. Paul on Friday, July 12th for the class’s fortieth class reunion. Seventy-six members graduated with the Class of 1984, of which nine are deceased. Brenda Anderson Garner of Washington had the distinction of traveling the greatest distance to the reunion. Those pictured include (back rows): Brenda Anderson Garner, Rod Placke, Jennifer Rosenquist Rickertsen, Linda Grothe Stepanek, Bill Lothrop, Lisa Gillham Nielsen, Kevin Reimers, Jill Jacobs Staab, Tharin Peters, and Amanda Wilson McFee; (middle row): Tenley Potter Jansen, Cheri Lee DeMoss, Julie Kezeor Graviette, Jane Hammack Stone, Tim Scheer, Mary Pawloski Ross, Cory Townsend, Reynie Nesiba, Randy Kunze, Pat Powell, and Craig Everett; (front row): Sue Lukasiewicz, Dawn McNeff Hake, Susanne Mamot Guyette, Kathy Garwych Ewers, Lynnette Jacobs Schneekloth, Ryan Jerabek, Lisa Placke Jerabek, Ron Sack, Amy Lukasiewicz Scheer, and Ken Mathine; (not pictured): Laura Reimers Roepker and Sherry Christensen Rock.
Boelus News
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In reviewing the river levels on Sunday, the South Loup, Middle Loup, and North Loup rivers peaked during the first part of last week. The South Loup River is at 235 cfs and the Middle Loup River is at 968 cfs, both above normal by about a third. The North Loup River is a bit below normal, at 588 cfs, at St. Paul.