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City gives the go-ahead to new housing development

HARTINGTON – Rates are going up for two key services in Hartington.

– Mark Mahoney Cedar County News

Alissa and Marcus Baier (above) of Laurel watch as their 9-month-old son Milo visits Santa Claus during the Grinchmas celebration in Coleridge Saturday night. Coleridge area residents came out in force for the annual community Christmas celebration. The town trans- formed into the fictional “Whoville” for its annual holiday tradition of Grinchmas, based on the book and movies, “How The Grinch Stole Christmas!” Along with a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, bingo and other games were featured. Emcee Craig Lordemann (left) watches as 9-yearold Ryker Cook, Coleridge, spins the 'Whoville Spinner' to win some cash during Grinchmas in Coleridge.

RANDOLPH – Celebration of life service for Ronald Gene Seyl, 83, Lincoln, formerly of Randolph, was Nov. 25, at Stonacek Funeral Chapel, Randolph. Officiating the service was Deacon Doug Tunink. Lunch was served after the service. The service was also live-streamed.

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HARTINGTON – The results are in for Cedar Catholic High School’s first two competitions of the 202324 robotics season.

LINCOLN – The union that represents state employees has demanded that the state allow negotiations over Gov. Jim Pillen’s recent order to end working from home.

WYNOT – Wynot’s one-act play received runner-up honors Monday at the 2023 District D1-3 Play Production competition.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar Catholic Trojans welcomed in a new head coach when the first basketball practices began this year.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar Catholic Lady Trojans return three starters from last season’s team that finished the season 22-7 and placed third in the Class D-1 State Championships, their fourth consecutive trip to Lincoln.

HARTINGTON – Second-year head coach. Tylor Fincher welcomed 21 players to the team this late fall, several newcomers and a couple of players that led Hartington-Newcastle in 2022-23.

NORFOLK – Four Cedar Catholic Trojans were named to the C2-4 All-District Football Team by the district coaches.

ST. LOUIS–A program-record seven South Dakota football players earned all-MVFC honors and another five earned honorable mention as the MVFC announced its postseason award teams Monday.

WYNOT – The Wynot Lady Blue Devils will open the 2023-24 basketball campaign looking for just one more basket. Wynot fell one basket short of its ninth Class D2 State title at the end of last season, falling to Falls City Sacred Heart 33-32 in the finals at Pinnacle Bank Arena.