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Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 Jim Sidel of St. Paul, state commander of the American Legion, spoke at Wolbach’s Memorial Day services on Monday.
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Days Gone By

Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 Sara Paider, St. Paul’s new elementary principal, was introduced to the students at the end of the year activities in the elementary gym on Monday morning. She was accompanied by her son, Leyton, and daughter, Avery.

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Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 A successful pancake feed for the benefit of the Wolbach Community Center was held on Sunday at the center. Ninety-one people were served and $1,092 was raised after expenses.
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Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 Greeley-Wolbach will have two representatives at the 2013 state speech contest: Bryce Wood and Ryne Donovan. They double-qualified for state, placing first at the district contest in each of their Extemporaneous, Humorous Prose, and Duet events.
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Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 The St. Paul FFA members competed in the District 8 Livestock Judging Contest at the Valley County Fairgrounds in Ord on Tuesday, March 12th… St.

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Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 Weather permitting, construction work is scheduled to resume the week of March 25th on US-34 in Grand Island between US-281 and South Locust Street, according to the Nebraska Department of Roads (NDOR). Werner Construction, Inc.
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Happ-enings

Body Back in my days of high school football stardom— or lack thereof, one might say—I dreaded Tuesdays. Tuesdays at football practice were defensive days, and I was far from a defensive player.

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Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 The St. Paul Chamber of Commerce held their annual awards banquet on Sunday evening at the American Legion Hall. Dave Brehm was the master of ceremonies and Reverend Kati Salmons gave the invocation and benediction. Ten community awards were presented.

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Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 The big snowstorm that has been in the weather forecast for several days was predicted to arrive Wednesday night and last through Thursday. A snowfall Saturday that was metered out at one half inch disappeared quickly, with warm temperatures for mid-winter.
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