CITY OF ST. PAUL
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CITY OF ST. PAUL
Commissioners discuss radio issues in county
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Radio issues continued to be an object of discussion during the Howard County Board of Commissioners’ first regular meeting of June last Tuesday. The discussion came following a similar conversation held on May 26th.
Days Gone By
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Distiller cultivates love of flags, history
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Barrels, stills, and the faint aroma of aging spirits mark the back room of Loup River Distilling, but the local distillery also has another hallmark: the several historical flags upon its walls. As the United States approaches its 250th birthday, Eric Montemagni, the manager and distiller at the local business, has been flying these flags, hoping to share his love for the United States and its history with passers-by.
SHERIFF: “WE’RE NOT DONE”
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The Central Nebraska Special Response Team (SRT) was activated in St. Paul on Sunday afternoon.
DR. TOMHAVE TO RETIRE AT YEAR’S END
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After years of dedicated service to patients and the community, Dr. Chris Tomhave recently announced that he will retire at the end of 2026. Dr. Tomhave joined the Howard County Medical Center medical staff in November 1999 and has served the community for twenty-six years.
Firemen raise funds with flapjacks
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Despite a slight dip in attendance tied to another area event, the St. Paul Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department reported a strong showing for its annual pancake feed and raffle on Sunday, June 7th, once again drawing community members into the St. Paul Civic Center for the department’s sole fundraising effort of the year.
BOUCHARD HOSTS MONDAY NITE BRIDGE CLUB
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Rose Ann Bouchard hosted the Monday Nite Bridge Club, with Jan Steenson winning high prize, Lola Teter second high, and Rogene Vopat the traveling prize..
LOCALS
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Harriet Steenson visited with Dee Rudolph of Syracuse at noon on Wednesday in Grand Island. Mr.
