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April 23, 2008

• The Sentinel brings home Second Place from NPA Better Newspaper Competition *
• The Word On The Street In Friend
• Warren Memorial Hospital is the backbone of healthcare in county *
• Whitmore joins Friend Police Dept.
• Recharge Recycling!
• Friend Chamber members enjoyed Lions Club Bingo
• Computer Vision Syndrome causing growing concern
• Preserving the Past ...Charting the Future *
• Red, White and Blue Baloon release scheduled for June 14
• Brunkow wins 10/11 Sunshine Award *
• The Word On The Street In Exeter
• NDA adds phragmites to noxious weed list
• Volunteers in action at WMH

April 16, 2008

• Bigger, Faster, Stronger program comes to Friend High School *
• Severe weather awareness
• NSAA Academic All-State Award winners announced *
• Thomsen selected to Girls State
• April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Computer Vision Syndrome causing growing concern
• The Path to the Cross *
• Eye disease continuing to increase among Nebraska residents
• Book Talk: Dead Heat *
• 'ALS across America'
• Let's go for a walk
• Volunteers in action at WMH

April 9, 2008

• O'Neel Farms wins Environmental Stewardship Award *
• Friend Chamber of Commerce readies welcome baskets for new residents
• Exeter Senior Center open house *
• Friend bowler scores big in Seward City Tourney
• Let your kids stay out all night - In fact, stay out the night with them
• Friend earns dividend from Inspro Insurance
• The choice of being healthy *
• Preventing identity theft
• Friend and Exeter-Milligan Prom photos
• Volunteers in action at WMH

April 2, 2008

• Thad Weber and Friend to be saluted at Saturday's Cornhusker baseball game *
• Friend Coordinating Events Committee needs your help
• Friend Food Bank *
• Friend Reappraisal
• Friend's Nate Moore signs with Peru
• Exeter-Milligan standout signs with York College
• Gilbert Library chatter
• Problems digesting dairy products? *
• Renovation boom in Friend's downtown area
• Extra precautions help prevent identity theft during tax season *
• Addiction is not a disease
• Volunteers in action at WMH

March 26, 2008

• Exeter Town Hall meeting *
• Friend Police Department receives grant for speed control equipment
• Friend Food Bank *
• Band battle for charity
• Economic Payment Stimulus Payments update
• Friend Manor Easter Egg Hunt
• Shaping our children's future eating habits *
• Advanced spotter training, storm videos and extreme weather to highlight Regional Sever Weather Seminar on March 30
• Investing basics booklet *
• Spring Sports Special
• Volunteers in action at WMH

March 19, 2008

• Exeter Preschool/Playschool on the brink of closing doors *
• Friend High School holds student Lock-In
• Beth Johnsen to start as Friend Public Schools Superintendent July 1st *
• For what are you grateful? The Gratitude Wall revisited
• Filings that will be on the ballot for Primary Election
• Friend Chamber Ambassadors present Business Appreciation Certificates
• Katina Talley recognized for Volunteer Service
• Odds are that youth gambling is an increasing problem *
• High Plains water quality varies
• Youth receive 'God & Life' on Girl Scout Sunday *
• Destination ImagiNation attends tournament
• Volunteers in action at WMH

March 12, 2008

• Happy Anniversary, Girl Scouts *
• Warren Memorial Hospital District
• Exeter Town Hall meeting *
• Battle of the Bands benefit
• Copper wire thefts investigated
• Weight Watchers is opening in Friend
• Nebraska tax preparation fees average $143
• Nebraska tax preparation fees average $143
• Guest Editorial: National Agriculture Week *
• Obscenity on the Internet
• Substance abuse a problem in Neb. *
• Food for thought: Eating disorders
• Volunteers in action at WMH

March 5, 2008

• New Hospital District to appear on May Primary Election Ballot *
• World Day of Prayer
• Dale Young to serve as missionary support with Cadence International *
• State smoking ban to become a reality
• Friend and Beaver Crossing: The Word on the Street
• 'Mystery' Movie Night
• Managing expectations *
• Lil' Dawgs attend two tourneys
• My Medicines: Take your medication list with you *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

February 27, 2008

• Saline County listed in Top 100 places to live *
• Black Lightening 4th in state competition
• USDA announces timeframe for housing preservation grants *
• For what are you grateful? The Gratitude Wall revisited
• Taxes: Free online Federal e-filing
• Salvation Army searches for young heroes
• Community Coalition meeting scheduled for Monday at 6:30 p.m.
• Free food available for seniors, women and children
• Ak-Sar-Ben announces open nominations for Nebraska Pioneer Awards
• First-ever postage discount for mailing military overseas to debut March 3 with new priority mail large flat rate box
• National 4-H Conference *
• Icy Hot Heat Therapy products recalled
• Teens and dating *
• Students urged to show Nebraska spirit in art contest
• Volunteers in action at WMH

February 20, 2008

• Jerry Boeck Pioneer Seed Rep *
• A place for Friends Part 4: The dangers
• Local athletes place in State Wrestling Tourny *
• You've earned those tax credits, now claim them!
• Friend Elementary students prepare to Jump Rope For Heart
• Local Doane students complete travel studies
• Blue and Gold Banquet [Exeter]
• Journalism scholarships offered by Neb. Press *
• Valentines for Veterans
• Meals on Wheels: There when you need it *
• Kucera and Moore win State Medals
• Volunteers in action at WMH

February 13, 2008

• Special hearing announced for new Hospital District *
• Friend Community Coalition holds formative meeting
• Close vote results in area Democratic caucus Saturday *
• The Word on the Street
• Seward Civil Air Patrol Squadron confronts cold one last time this season
• Exeter Red Cross Blood Drive exceeds goal by ten units
• Gilbert Library chatter *
• Kucera & Moore win district crowns; Friend finishes ninth
• Friend junior high students make presentations at Tri-County *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

February 6, 2008

• Quest for Friend's Hospital District moves forward *
• A place for friends - Part 3: My account
• Competitive grant awarded to Public Health Solutions *
• Students at Friend Elementary participate in Jump Rope For Heart
• Saline County Democrats to hold caucus on Feb. 9
• Veprovsky is new member of American Angus Association
• Learning to care for your first pet
• It's not too late to get your flu shot *
• Friend wrestlers finish second in conference tournament
• Teamwork musings *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

January 30, 2008

• WMH hires new financial officer *
• A place for friends - Part 2: Say what?
• Friend's Paul Martin: It's more than a game *
• Friend stages practice burn
• Prevent carbon monoxide dangers this winter
• Pet turtles are cute but contaminated
• Exeter-Milligan celebrate 100 days of school *
• Strategies for improving your health literacy
• Flu is on the rise, says DHHS *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

January 23, 2008

• A place for friends - Part 1: What is MySpace? *
• For what are you grateful? The Gratitude Wall revisited
• Beware of newest telemarketing scam *
• Friend's Rogers Technical Services receives Patriot Award for support of National Guard and Reserves
• Friend gets new scoreboards
• A cold day at work
• Keep it simple: Moving 101
• Brown Bag Workshop attracts over 100 *
• Keystone Pipeline Final EIS
• Animal cloning and food safety *
• Osteoarthritis information
• Artists in Residence at Friend
• Volunteers in action at WMH

January 16, 2008

• Friend's Bob Mead honored by U.S. Army *
• Attorney General Bruning announces nationwide agreement with MySpace
• Stokebrand trip to India *
• NSAA Academic All-State Award winners announced
• Test your home for radon
• Friend Lions Club Bingo night
• Crime Stoppers Tip: Gang activity *
• Sales tax discussed at Exeter Village Board
• Hospital does well on state inspection *
• Thanks to those who donate!
• Volunteers in action at WMH

January 9, 2008

• Ozenbaugh recognized *
• Cool Weeping Willow at Beaver Crossing
• Seward Squadron participates in 'Operation Iceberg' *
• Parks wrestles his way to 100th win
• The Word on The Street: New Year's resolutions
• How to have events listed in the Community Calendar
• Western resident joins award-winning direct seller of gourmet foods
• Tabitha Home Care ranks among top 25 percent
• Crime Stoppers Tip: E-Mail Safety *
• Exeter's Looking Back Over 2007
• Thoughts on customer service *
• 'Cold Case' techniques identify missing children
• Specialty crop grant deadline approaching
• Volunteers in action at WMH

January 2, 2008

• Looking Back Over 2007: Photo collage
• 10 basic winter driving tips
• Friend City Council passes new ordinance *
• Exeter-Milligan 2nd Grade play *
• New Year's resolutions *
• Kids For Christ perform
• Friend crowns four champions, Lil' Dawg Tourney a big success
• Volunteers in action at WMH

December 26, 2007

• The Financial State of WMH *
• Friend Boy Scouts get big check
• Local teen lights up our lives with 12,000 Christmas lights *
• Carefully Treading on ice
• New Year's traditions: A worldwide phenomenon
• Don't let the bedbugs bite
• Additional roof leaks appear at hospital *
• Can eliminating alcohol abuse reduce domestic violence?
• How safe are color additives? *
• Crime Stoppers Tip: Computer Safety
• Volunteers in action at WMH

December 19, 2007

• Petition drive for proposed Hospital District *
• Friend's Christmas Festival
• Mistletoe: What does it mean to you? *
• Holiday Deadline Notice
• Audio books available at Milligan Library
• Friend's pharmacy victim of break-in *
• Christmas Services
• Protect against CA-MRSA infections *
• Moore wins Dorchester Invitational - Bulldogs have six medalists, finish fifth
• Volunteers in action at WMH

December 12, 2007

• Annual Christmas Tree Festival draws over 150 *
• Protecting the nation's food supply
• Santa visits Exeter *
• More Christmas lights and decorations
• 12th Annual Cookie Walk is success *
• Friend Appointments for 2008
• Holiday Deadline Notice
• What's New at Exeter Public Library
• Exeter-Milligan Elementary Christmas Program rocks! *
• It's not too late for your flu shot
• Warren Memorial Hospital hires new Occupational Therapist *
• Friend places second at Bob Oliver Tourney Bulldogs have six medalists
• Volunteers in action at WMH

December 5, 2007

• 'Words for Thirds' *
• Hospital District
• Friend Gratitude Wall: For what are you thankful? *
• Christmas lights and decorations abound
• What's new at your library *
• NDA offers Nebraska holiday gift brochure
• Events To Remember
• Environmental Quality Incentives Program sign-up ends soon
• Holiday stress busters *
• An open letter from the WMH Foundation
• Gift ideas this holiday *
• Meals on Wheels Program reorganization
• Winter Sports Section
• The price of a stroke
• Volunteers in action at WMH

November 28, 2007

• Friend Country Club sports new sign and landscaping *
• 22nd Annual Christmas Tree Festival announced
• Cub Scouts visit Crete News *
• Annual Friend's UMW Bazaar and Soup Lunch a success
• Lord's Acre Turkey Dinner held at Beaver Crossing UMC *
• Opera House offers wreaths and caroling
• Potentially harmful 'cosmetic' eye product recently seized
• Events To Remember
• Farmers & Ranchers College new sponsors *
• Don't lose sleep over sleep disorders
• Medicare D open enrollment time *
• Five tips to help your teen driver
• Volunteers in action at WMH

November 21, 2007

• Stutzman and Baller selected for GPAC 2007 Football All-Conference Team *
• 1863 Thanksgiving Proclamation
• Exeter Veterans Day program *
• Crime Stoppers need your help
• A Wall called gratitude *
• Ladies: Where has your purse been?
• Community Thanksgiving service
• SCC offers Emergency Medical Services (EMS)/Paramedic Degree
• Studio 2B Girls rock! *
• Adoption bonus is sign of progress by DHHS
• WMH lab rates high during inspection *
• Farmers & Ranchers College
• Volunteers in action at WMH

November 14, 2007

• NOAH's Assistance Dogs visit the Lions in Friend *
• Sgt. Laura Steckly 2002 Friend grad and proud veteran *
• New Care Center Administrator *
• Additional computer workshops scheduled for beginners
• Free food available for seniors, women and children *
• NDA seeks specialty crop grant proposals
• Home cooking fires peak on Thanksgiving Day *
• Aligning your jaw takes the bite out of pain
• Volunteers in action at WMH

November 7, 2007

• Big rig big hit with Friend 5th graders *
• World's largest Christmas stocking has just arrived
• Purple Heart honors 1.5 million service men and women *
• Veterans Day events
• Floyd 'Herb' Mason: WWII vet tells his story *
• It's the Soldier (poem)
• One more West Nile case is reported
• Squeezing the juice from your health care experience *
• Computer workshops scheduled for beginners
• Fall Family Festival is huge success over 270 attend *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

October 31, 2007

• Sarah Yokel receives 'Local Heroes' recognition from KFOR 1240 AM *
• How to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning
• Our Town: What I like About Friend - Ginny Adams *
• Saline Eldercare holds luncheon for volunteers
• Altar society salad luncheon *
• Sadie Hawkins Day: Start running now boys!
• Detecting a natural gas leak
• Computer workshops scheduled for beginners
• Cracking down on health fraud *
• Seven steps for a healthier home
• Feast on food safety *
• Nebraska reports five more West Nile cases
• Volunteers in action at WMH

October 24, 2007

• Working together for the health of the community *
• Hospital lawsuit is over Dr. McKeeman re-instated
• Decorating your door *
• New drop box at The Sentinel
• The complete read on Friend's new librarian *
• Exeter GFWC Make A Difference Day
• Detecting a natural gas leak
• Youth Leadership travels to Milford SCC
• Halloween Safety Tips *
• Local Legionnaires attend 2007 State Leadership workshop
• Influenza vaccine supply appears adequate *
• Recreation areas to close for season
• SKIP Flu: School Kids Immunization Program comes to Friend Schools *
• Tips for seniors in the Medicare prescription drug coverage gap
• Identifying and vanquishing pain
• Get an 'A' in financial aid
• Volunteers in action at WMH

October 17, 2007

• Exeter Fire Department visits Elementary School *
• Friend High School Band does well in Harvest of Harmony Parade
• Hollywood comes to Friend *
• Lions Mobile Screening Unit visits Friend school
• What I Like About Beaver Crossing: Annie Philyaw *
• Candy corn: All-American favorite
• Fire Prevention Week at the Friend Volunteer Fire Dept.
• Friend Manor birthday party
• 'Mari Sandoz and Crazy Horse' at the Friend's Gilbert Library *
• Create a disaster plan to protect your pet
• These goodies are for Due *
• Pumpkin painting time!
• St. John Youth to help Kids Against Hunger *
• Preventing type 2 diabetes when you're on the go
• Volunteers in action at WMH

October 10, 2007

• BC Village Square add a new dimension to Beaver Crossing *
• Exeter American Legion home flooded *
• Lions Community Garage Sale
• Dr. McKeeman attends training for emergency room and trauma *
• Friend Lions Club celebrates its one-year anniversary
• What I Like About Friend: Aloha Zimmer *
• 'Home escape' is the theme of National Fire Prevention Week
• Irises in October
• Celebrate National 4-H Week
• Friend Homecoming week *
• Guest Editorial: Fire - Make it personal
• Consumer campaign against fake checks is launched *
• Local Legionnaires attend 2007 State Leadership workshop
• Exeter Fire Department open house *
• TOPS Club starts meeting in Friend
• Drowning is a leading cause of death for children *
• Caution in feeding dogs chicken jerky
• Volunteers in action at WMH

October 3, 2007

• BC Village Square add a new dimension to Beaver Crossing *
• Friend Life Chain
• Lions Mobile Screening Unit to visit Friend Public Schools *
• Friend's Blue Blossom gets window treatment
• Outdoor Education Day *
• Annual See You At The Pole event celebrated in Friend
• No new facts or timeline for Dr. McKeeman's reinstatement
• The Sentinel/Pioneer Publishing change in hours
• Friend School Art Lending Library
• Nebraska reports 15 more West Nile cases *
• Arbor Day Foundation offers 10 free autumn classic trees
• Guns: Stay safe around guns *
• Physicians Assistants make their mark on Health Literacy
• The ways and means of ROI *
• Afghans passed the 250 mark
• Friend Homecoming week *
• Tar Wars presented at Dorchester
• Volunteers in action at WMH

September 26, 2007

• Buser named new Saline Eldercare Program Manager *
• Friend Life Chain
• Donation to Milligan Public Library *
• New mural for Friend - Bethlehem Nativity scene painted by Holdren
• Friend TYKE to set up tuition assistance fund *
• FCDC hosts coffee for residents of Exeter
• 'Tickets for Veterans' program announced
• Effken not to seek contract extension
• Evelyn Elznic wins big at Lions Bingo
• Friend Chix Extravaganza Saturday, November 3rd
• Friend Lions Club has full calendar of events *
• New Life Community Church takes the Urban Plunge
• FCDC Coffee *
• WMH reorganizes emergency room
• Homecoming 2007 driving safety tips *
• Pain-free feet key to active lifestyle for older Americans
• Exeter-Milligan Homecoming week *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

September 19, 2007

• A Community Christmas Festival is planned for Friend *
• BCVA Partnership announces scholarship opportunities
• Dorchester voters approve school renovation and expansion plan *
• Nelson: Nebraska awarded $1.1 million to fight methamphetamine
• Friend to re-establish local lake as fishing and recreation area *
• Exeter Boys and Girls State representatives
• Crete ATA Martial Arts Academy students attend Lincoln, Neb. Regional Tournament
• Recycling in Exeter *
• Exeter Care Center receives additions to garden
• A walk on the wild side *
• High blood pressure: A worldwide epidemic
• See You At The Pole event scheduled for September 26 *
• What makes a community healthy?
• Be on the lookout for pink eye! *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

September 12, 2007

• Small town stores strive to survive *
• No new facts or timeline for Dr. McKeeman's reinstatement
• Our town: What I like about Exeter *
• WMH signs transfer services agreement with St. Elizabeth Regional Medical Center
• Warren Opera House receives visit from area theater historian *
• Customer service is just the beginning of this company
• Perennial Public Power District in Exeter Saturday
• FCDC plans community coffees *
• Troy Aikman leads effort to raise awareness of migrane among men
• Helping pets live longer, healthier lives *
• Arbor Day Foundation announces 10 free trees for planting in Nebraska
• O'Neel is a three time winner at the 2007 Nebraska State Fair *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

September 5, 2007

• Hospital financial action plan announced in Friend *
• WMH's Rural Trauma Designation
• Cyberstalking law takes effect *
• Free food available for seniors, women and children
• Saline Eldercare announces new program manager *
• A hot time in the ole town
• Cub Scout Pack 218
• Looking Back Through the Fillmore County News
• Screening can combat cancer *
• 2007 Fall Sports Pages
• Alzheimer's research bills before U.S. Congress *
• National Hunting and Fishing Day
• Now is the time to talk to kids about not smoking *
• USDA awards $1.1 billion in electric loans
• Be prepared for a natural disaster *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

August 29, 2007

• Dr. William Dailey resigns from Warren Memorial Hospital *
• Beaver Crossing's JD's Beaver Lounge Collapses
• Friend Country Club celebrates 40 years *
• New members appointed to WMH Board
• Volleyball in Hawaii for Kuska *
• Better Information for better college choice
• Avoiding telephone scams *
• SBA processing applications under Patriot Express Pilot Loan Initiative
• Public Health Solutions release results of Friend focus group *
• Getting the 411 on Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
• West Nile Virus remains a threat *
• Safety tips for taking your pet on the road
• AmberWatch Foundation's "Be Safe" program tips *
• Volunteers in action at WMH

August 22, 2007

• High tech solutions highlighted by local livestock producer *
• Garden at Exeter Nursing Home
• Our town: What I like about Friend *
• Niemeier and Tuttle resign from Warren Memorial Hospital Board
• Local Children at risk for exposure to toxic lead *
• D.S.I.P. Committee meets
• Kuska spends time in New York City *
• Separating the Ins from the Outs
• Exeter-Milligan Boosters Triathlon *
• Tips to prevent head lice
• New Junior Volunteer completes training *
• Tips on managing your asthma
• Overcoming addiction starts with discovering how to defeat cravings *
• Saline County Fair Results
• Back to school safety tips *
• BCU initiation plunge
• Volunteers in action at WMH

August 15, 2007

• Friend Eastern Star Chapter celebrates 90th anniversary *
• Ray Rohrig Benefit
• August is National Immunization Awareness Month
• Friend's Gilbert City Library 100 years old *
• Golden Leaf Awards
• Free lunch in Exeter *
• Jensen participates in golf events
• Looking for a free lunch? Dare 2 Share has the answer! *
• Online banking at Exeter bank
• Want or need to lose weight? TOPS: Take Pounds Off Sensibly *
• Medication safety tips for travelers
• Diet and regular soft drinks linked to increase in risk factor for heart disease
• Volunteers in action at WMH

August 8, 2007

• Robo garden revisited
• Ray Rohrig Benefit
• Our town: What I like about Friend *
• Saline County Fair open through Sunday
• Friend Eastern Star Chapter celebrates 90th anniversary *
• Applications now available for Fillmore County Foundation Grants
• Koca wins World Championship
• Part 2: Quest for king salmon on Lake Michigan
• Totally Yours: To Jesus through Mary *
• A second look at the first aid aisle
• Buying prescriptions on the Internet could present safety issues *
• Volunteers in action at WMH
• Exeter baseball & softball photos

August 1, 2007

• Exeter Fire Department training *
• Cataract Awareness Month: Proactive eye care begins with you
• Ray Rohrig Benefit
• Potter Farms: A dream come true *
• The 31st Annual Cordova Pigeon Race *
• Local high school musicians participate in 13th Annual Masonic All-Star Band
• 2007 Pre-Fair Youth Trapshoot results *
• Yard and garden show at the county fair
• WMH hires Nurse Practitioner *
• Unique drug rehab program restores love of music to formerly addicted concert violinist

July 25, 2007

• Paper shredding project a huge success for Friend Chamber of Commerce *
• Stubby is back home!
• Rohrig recuperating at home
• New sign in Exeter *
• New title holders crowned at 6th Annual Scholarship Pageant *
• Public Health Solutions holds fact-finding meeting in Friend
• Preparing for the heat is no sweat
• Save energy, save money
• Employees design new logo for Warren Memorial Hospital *
• Top 10 auto accident tips
• Keeping the faith while you travel *
• Softball & Baseball Photos

July 18, 2007

• WMH names new Chief Nursing Officer *
• Where's Stubby, our mascot?
• The Word on the street: July 4
• Friend's Jessica Smith tours Belize *
• Rohrig's condition continues to improve
• Burress Elevator Burning *
• LYONS mission trip
• Grant writing workshop scholarships available
• Call before you dig *
• Local students inducted into National Honor Roll
• Elevate Student Ministries *
• Exeter-Milligan Trapshooting

July 11, 2007

• Friend Rescue Squad member injured during fireworks display *
• Extensive photo coverage of Friend's July 4th Celebration
• Jim & Jerry Ryan & Marvin Kraus receive Lifetime Resident Awards
• Scholl family is Citizen of the Year *
• July 4th Tournament Results
• Nellie Winkler turns 104 *
• Fishing Corner Photos
• The bitter end: Friend 18&U softball plays final game *
• Mrs. Nebraska America Pageant
• Public Health Solutions to host public meeting and lunch in Friend *

July 3, 2007

• Operation Overpass *
• Grill For The Thrill
• Nebraska Has Record Year with Used Oil Collection Program
• Investigation of Dr. McKeeman Ends *
• Saline County Veterans Memorial Committee Fundraiser Golf Tournament
• Local Middle School High Achiever Selected for National Leadership Conference
• Crete Dance Company's Spring Production
• Preventing Food-Borne Illness *
• Nebraska Ambassadors of Music
• Previous Stories
• Backpack Safety
• Etiquette 101: Responding To A RSVP *
• On the Water: Thunderstorm & Lightening Safety
• Exeter Native Part of Team USA VolleyBall Team *
• Chiggers? Go figure
• Whooping Crane Recovery Plan Revised
• New Addition to the County Jail

June 27, 2007

• Suree Schliz: Mastering Her Career *
• Friend Historical Society Memorabilia Event
• Exeter Teacher Is Recipient of NE Math Presidential Award *
• The Word on The Street: Fall Softball at Friend
• Tiphanie Potter: Friend's First Student Radiology Technologist *
• Saline Co. EMA Receives Thermal Imager from DHS
• Ryan & Rotschafer Honored for Girl Scout Silver Award *
• Exeter-Milligan Library Summer Reading Program
• Saline County Veterans Memorial Committee Receives Funds *
• Judy Donald Named Tabitha's Employee of the Year
• York Czech Queen Comes to Milligan Library *
• Special Showings of "A Salute to Veterans" Multi-Media Program
• Sachs Graduates from Luther Seminary with Doctor of Ministry Degree

June 20, 2007

• Exeter Native Wins On "The Price Is Right" *
• New Real Estate Company Opens In Beaver Crossing
• It's Not Just About The Crown
• Be Safe: Don't Let Your 4th Go Boom! *
• Delegates Selected To 36th Annual NAYI
• Cole Meyer And Robert Ecklund Win At NSWCA All-Star Classic *

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