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DAYS GONE BY

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The summer reading program at the St. Paul library will come to an end this week. Science was front and center, as the children were encouraged to explore the many aspects of science. On Thursday, Bubble Master Jessica Brook of the Edgerton Explorit Center in Aurora presented the science of bubbles to the children...Addyson Wegner stood inside of a bubble during the presentation. She is the daughter of Rob and Autumn Wegner of St. Paul.

BIRTHS

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To Taylor and Beth Hencey of Chadron, Nebraska, a boy, Bryson Taylor, was born on June 26, 2024. Bryson weighed in at 8 lbs. 2 oz. He joins brothers Grayson and Carson. Grandparents are Brad and Ann Hencey of Chadron and Loren and Barb Wroblewski of St. Paul.

COLLEGE NOTES

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER Diplomas and certificates were conferred on more than 1,100 University of Nebraska Medical Center students during ceremonies held May 2nd in Lincoln, Norfolk, and Kearney and May 4th in Omaha and Scottsbluff. The following students received diplomas.

Junk Jaunt registrations due

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Junk Jaunt vendor forms are available at the Brick Street Mall, Brehm’s Pharmacy, and the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce’s office. Forms must be returned to Ord by August 1st, including the payment and the ten dollar town fee. If you have any questions, please call Alice Osterman-Davis at (308) 750- 5009.

THANK YOU

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Our family is saying “Thank You” to friends, family, out of town relatives, and Brookfield Park residents and staff for making our mother, Vanice Bahensky’s, 106th birthday so special. A special “Thank You” to Melissa at Brookfield Park for all of your “extra touches,” like a visit from our Mayor Mike Feeken, to the Phonograph-Herald for the news article and pictures, and for the special cake.
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FLOODWATERS SWAMP COUNTY

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Another round of storms led to another round of flooding in Howard County over the weekend, and it could be months in some places before the damage is repaired. Last Friday, June 21st, a storm system passed through central Nebraska, with the storms dumping in excess of six inches of rain in some parts of Howard County, swamping county roads, swelling creeks and rivers, and leading to widespread flooding in some areas.
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Library’s magic emphasized by magician

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As part of a tour that will take him to more than sixty different libraries this summer, Adam White—“the Midwest’s busiest magician”— made a stop at the St. Paul Library last Tuesday. There, the Auburn-based sleight-ofhand magician performed a series of magic tricks, told more than a few jokes, and spoke about the importance of hard work and perseverance to an audience of 152 spectators—mostly kids, but also “about fifteen” teachers, parents, and grandparents—as part of the library’s Summer Reading program.