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Candidates do the 'One Foot In, One Foot Out' Dance Prior to November Election Things are getting plenty confusing about who is running for office this fall, and who isn’t. And that’s probably the intent.

Extremes Are Rarely Healthy—in Weather or Politics Extremes seem to be something Nebraska’s weather and politics have in common lately. In both cases, the results are rarely positive.

Thursday, July 30th: Oven baked chicken, baked potato, spinach, peach cobbler, dinner roll and milk. Friday, July 31st: Scalloped potatoes w/ ham, pea salad, mandarin oranges, biscuit and milk.

Thursday, July 30th: 10:30 a.m. - Cindy’s Bible Study; 2:30 a.m.

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July 25, 2001 25 Years Ago 'Bridge Work Continues on Niobrara River and Bone Creek Bridges' Capitol Contractors and Perrett Construction continue to make progress on the Bone Creek Bridge and the Niobrara River Bridge. The two bridges are located on Highway 183.

What happens to the thousands of tires collected during NorthCentralNebraskaRC&D's tire amnesty events? Many of them get a second life. This year, Champlin Tire Recycling, which hauled away and recycled the tires collected at the amnesty events in Springview and O’Neill, generously donated two park benches made from recycled tires to the North Central Nebraska RC&D.

The Brown County roads department will place cold-mix asphalt on stretches of the Elsmere Road next Monday and Tuesday, July 27-28. The asphalt will be placed between Clear Lake Avenue west to Koshopah Road at the Cherry County line.

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Disappointment is a familiar feeling, especially to the ambitious. The more a person strives, the more failures they will face, but this doesn’t mean that every door is always locked. Learning self-control and patience is a part of the advancement process.