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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A Hartington woman was honored nationally for her work on a program which combines STEM learning resources with literacy development.

HARTINGTON – The Village of Coleridge and the Cedar County Historical Society recently received grant awards from the Cedar County Tourism Board.

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HARTINGTON – Work on asphalt overlay and box culvert projects throughout Cedar County is progressing.

LINCOLN – Eleven Nebraska nonprofits will get a piece of $4.87 million in state grants aimed at improving reading skills of elementary-age youths through mentoring programs.

HARTINGTON – Work at Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower site is nearly done.

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LINCOLN - The City of Randolph was ordered to stop enforcing its pitbull ordinance against a local woman and encouraged to resolve a federal court case through mediation.

CROFTON – Crofton Congregational Church is excited to announce “Stories of Inspiration” with quilt designer and artist, Diane Gubbels, Oct. 22. Diane’s “Fabric of Faith” quilt ministry presentation will begin at 10:15 a.m. Diane will share her God-given gifts of beauty and artful inspiration while sewing together the threads of her many “quilt block tales” touching the hearts of men and women, young and old, and people in all walks of life.

LINCOLN - Natural resources stakeholders and subject matter experts were in Kearney for the annual Nebraska Natural Resources Districts Conference at the Younes Conference Center Sept. 25-26.   false

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The Cedar Catholic High School class of 1973 celebrated their 50th class reunion Sept. 9 at Felber Park. Classmates and guests spent the day laughing, reminiscing, and catching up. Most came from areas in Nebraska and South Dakota. Some traveled from as far away as Florida, Arizona, Colorado, and Missouri. Enjoying the day were (back row, l-r) Pat Burbach, Marilyn Steffen, Radell (Becker) Tasa, Rick Sudbeck, Judi (Folkers) Neville, Rod Wiebelhaus, Bill Noecker, Steve Leise, Dan Feilmeier; (second row, standing) Bob Sudbeck, Debbie (Schulte) Peery, Marlene (Lammers) Domina, Sharlene (Keiser) Guenther, Colleen (Felber) Noecker, Ellen (Rohan) Becker, Vicky (Brummer ) Pinkelman, Mary Lou (Eickhoff) Steffen, Rose (Rolfes) Goeden, Donna (Riibe) Ellis, Kevin Ankeny, Steve Kneifl, Mary Beth (Wohlman) Grosskop, Jane (Wieseler) Kathol, Randy Kathol, Danny Heimes; (front) Allen Rolfes, Vern Wuebben, Mary Kay (Potts) Frerichs, Claudette (Schulte) Ankeny and Jenny (Dickes) Promes. Attending but not pictured are Larry Uhing and Dan Thoene.