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Thursday, Sept. 14

In its first Patriots Day program Friday, school staff and students as well as the community paid tribute to local first responders and reflected on the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

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Margaret Svitak, Randolph, analyzes a layout for her next scrapbook page during the biannual Croppin’ with ROAR (Reaching Out Around Randolph) event over the weekend. The event which runs all weekend – from the morning until late into the night – brings in people with a common creative cause - catching up on their scrapbooks and conversation.

COLERIDGE - A Coleridge man is out of jail on bond while he awaits trial in October for a sexual crime against a child.

WAKEFIELD – Phyllis M. (Reynolds) Salmon, 94, Wakefield, died Aug. 22, 2023

LAUREL – Judy A. Berteloth, 78, Laurel, died Aug. 19, 2023, at her home in Laurel under hospice care.

HARTINGTON – Area residents will soon get the chance to learn more about local taxing entities and the taxpayer dollars it takes to run them.

The Hartington-Newcastle band entertained fans during Friday night's first home football game of the 2023 season at Russ Hochstein Field. Tuba player Dylan Heikes...

HARTINGTON – Thomas Joseph Kathol, 78, Hartington, died unexpectedly Sept. 3, 2023, while tending to his cattle. Funeral services are pending at the Wintz Funeral Home, Hartington,.

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Elmer and Venessa (Burns) Graffis had two sons, Emory and Raymond, also a daughter Eleanor.

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HARTINGTON – Work at the site of Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower continues to dominate discussions at the board of commissioners’ meetings.