Birth announcements for multiple families listed
Anna Kathryn Simons born November 8 2005 to Aaron and Tammy Simons of Marienthal. Natalee Jean Shipp born November 22 2005 to Drs Robert S Shipp V and Jasmine D Shipp of Cleveland Mississippi. Colton Allen Harbin born December 13 2005 to Brady and Renee Harbin with grandparents Dave Swanson Ingrid May Larry Elder and Mike Harbin. Eric Jefferson born December 1 2005 to Justin Kessler Jr and Stephanie Walker with grandparents Justin and Monique Kessler and Donald Walker. Nasia Persayas Emily Pratt Garcia born December 7 2005 to Rennie Pratt and Jose Garcia with grandparents Peter and Jan Ramirez Archie and Elpidia Garcia. Each listing includes extended family details and locations in Kansas and California.
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Anna Kathryn
Aaron
Tammy Simons
Marienthal
John
Rita Simons
Steve
Jane Goetz
Zenda
Albin Mazanec
Colby
Rita Goertz
Willowdale
Allie Goetz
Cunningham
Natalee Jean
Robert S. Shipp V
Jasmine D. Shipp
D.D
Cleveland
Miss
Don
Barb Heili
Garden City
Robert S. Shipp
Jan Shipp
Batesville
Barbara Heili
Wayne Heili
Scott City
Alice Summers
Henry Summers
Scott
Frances Seale
Cecil Seale
Robert S. Shipp III
Nola Shipp
Colton Allen
Brady and
Renee Harbin
Bailey
Madison
Dave and
Robin Swanson
Greenfield
Iowa
Ingrid May
Colorado Springs
Colo
Larry and
Terry Elder
Scons
Mike and
Alicia Harbin
Westminster
Eric Jefferson
Justin Kessler Jr
Stephanie Walker
Justin
Monique Kessler
Wichita
Donald Walker
Virginia Walker
Lakin
Eva Shaw
Nasia Persayas
Emily
Rennie Pratt
Jose Garcia
Fresno
Calif
Peter
Jan Ramirez
Archie and
Elpidia Garcia
Illusionist explores miracles of Christ on Christmas Eve
Nashville illusionist Brock Gill investigates whether Jesus could have used magic or tricks to perform miracles for a Discovery Channel special. He interviews scholars, stages scenes, and tests possibilities while maintaining faith in miracles as biblical events.
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Tenn
Brock Gill
Jesus
Gill
BBC
Holy Land
Discovery Channel
East Texas Baptist University
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Bragard
Sea of Galilee
Gift left in unlocked car sparks police inquiry
An anonymous giver left a $15,000 three diamond ring in an unlocked car in Westborough after noting the owner’s door was unlocked. A Northborough man found the ring at the MBTA station on December 7, had it appraised, then reported it four days later. Police declined to identify him and said the finder kept the ring.
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Westborough
Mass
Northborough
MBTA
MetroWest Daily News
Framingham
Paul Donnelly
Motherhood’s blessing and a Down syndrome child
A parent recalls learning at an amniocentesis that the third child would have Down syndrome. In a church service a pastor’s words and a stranger’s gentleness console her. Months later a nurse places Hailey in her arms and she embraces her mission of mothering this special child.
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Sheri
Hailey
One of the lucky few loving Hailey’s special family
A mother reflects on Hailey, a five year old with special needs, and the blessed role of parenting in a nurturing home. She cherishes daily mornings, Barney tunes, and mutual love as a divine blessing guiding their family. The piece emphasizes gratitude, faith, and the joy of belonging.
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Hailey
Preservation fight dirty for Lawrence museum artifacts
Lawrence and Kansas institutions struggle with decay as climate control, mold, and fragile silk threaten thousands of items dating from the 1800s and early 1900s. A Heritage Preservation study links ongoing damage to temperature, humidity and storage, highlighting the broader national challenge.
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Lawrence
Rebecca Phipps
Watkins Community Museum of History
Phipps
Kristen Overbeck Laise
Heritage Health Index
Kansas
Watkins
Kansas University
Spencer Museum of Art and Natural History Museum
Lawrence Public Library
John Simmons
Museum Studies
Simmons
Natural History Museum
Sharon Springs man stores largest pump organ collection in state
Dick Rhea preserves a vast pump organ museum in Sharon Springs with 61 organs total, 54 complete and working, plus others in his Fort Wallace Museum, a downtown lawyer's office, and his garage. He travels over 34,000 miles sourcing them, often refurbishing parts himself, while his wife Bernice assists. His collection includes organs from 1848 and from Hays, with many ornate pieces and surprising finds like hairpins and occasional money.
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Sharon Springs
Dick Rhea
Rhea
Fort Wallace
Bernice
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