Pheasants Released Boost Cheyenne County Population
More than 170 day old pheasants were released near Dalton as part of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission restocking program. Ray Henke’s Northside 4H Club raised them with state chicks supplied about seven weeks earlier. Conservation officers released birds from the Leon Gillespie home to north central Cheyenne County to offset losses from a late March blizzard. Birds were banded to track migration and survival. sightings should be reported to the Alliance district office.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Ray Henke
Northside
Leon Gillespie
Ray Frandsen
Sidney
J PP Utrecht
Bridgeport
Frandsen
Panhandle
Christy Desire
Steve Fischer
Wayne Frerichs
Anna
Scott Gillespie
Diane Peters
Commission
Alliance
Sidney Council to weigh tennis court project at Legion Park
Sidney City Council plans regular session to authorize City Manager Maynard Dils to start site prep for four tennis courts in Legion Park with potential Bureau of Outdoor Recreation funds next year. If funds fail to materialize, two courts may be completed next summer. Also on the agenda are road extensions, zoning amendments, and bids for a street sweeper.
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Legion Park
Sidney
Maynard Dils
City Hall
Dils
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Council
Summit Drive
Alvarado Road
1Th Ave
Parkland Drive
Parkland Addition
11Th Ave
Solano Drive
el Rancho Road
Board of Adjustment
Cheyenne County Fair Parade Entries Due Wednesday
Parade chairman Sally McGee says entries are down about half from last year and closes Wednesday. The 3 PM Sunday parade starts at 19th Ave and Jackson St, with reviewing stands at 14th Ave and 10th Ave, and prizes range from 25 to 100 dollars.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Sally McGee
19Th Ave
Jackson St
Jackson North
10Th Ave
King St
King
14Th Ave
Jackson
Ave
Fair Office
Ladies Chamber
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Gurley
Lodgepole Valley
Gordon
Ogallala Shrine
Sidney school board meeting agenda August at Junior High Library
The Sidney Board of Education meets at 7 45 pm for the August session in the Junior High Library. A budget hearing seeks to realign expenditures after LB 403 payments were misdirected to the schools rather than the educational service unit. The agenda also includes the resignation of Diane Heck, federal lunch program guidelines, and a Title I lease for a remedial reading program at St Patrick's High School.
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Sidney Board of Education
Educational Service Unit
Diane Heck
St Patrick's High School
Prisoner residence on campus approved at WNTC meeting
Western Nebraska Technical College will keep prisoner residents on campus at the Nebraska Penal Complex after a board vote. The plan includes safeguards, a new contract with the State Department of Corrections, and a required financial report to ensure no campus subsidies.
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State Dept. of Corrections
Sidney
Egging
Hawse
Board of Governors
SHS construction students get WNITC class after all
Western Nebraska Technical College will offer the Sidney High School construction course after a Friday vote by the Western Community College Board of Governors. The budget was amended to fund an instructor, preventing loss of the program and avoiding major scheduling issues at Sidney High.
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Sidney High
Pedersen
Elizabeth Young
Board of Governors
William Ptacek
Scottsbluff
Southern Panhandle
Sidney
Young
Mud Springs Station a Century Later Draws Visitors
Mud Springs Pony Express station once forgotten now appears on maps and museum guides. The Nebraska State Historical Society reports tripled summer visitors to the site near Dalton in Morrill County, with the museum housed in a 1901 stone schoolhouse nearby.
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Mud Springs
Pony Express
Morrill County
Dalton
Marvin F Rivett
Nebraska State Historical Society
Charles Cape
Society
Oktoberfest meeting set
The August meeting of Oktoberfest committee chairmen workers and the public will be at the Senor Citizens Center Wednesday at 7 30 pm General chairs Maynard Dils and Ed Cole said today They asked each chairman to contact his committee and ask them to attend. Mud Springs station on the Oregon Trail served travelers and stage coaches and was attacked in 1865 by Cheyenne Sioux forces before restoration.
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Senor Citizens Center
Maynard Dils
Ed Cole
Mud Springs
Jules
Julesburg
Sidney
Courthouse
Jail Rocks
Bridgeport
Lodgepole Creek
Pony Express
Fort Mitchell
Fort Laramie
Dalton
U.S 385
Blacktop
Illinois farm tour sees vast ranch land and desert
A busload of Illinois farmers on the Western Ranch Visit toured North Dakota Montana and Wyoming stopping at the Ken Larson farm near Gurley to view wheat equipment and sample varieties. Orville Sommer notes the need for expansive rangeland and 36 to 40 inches of annual rainfall shaping farming methods.
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Milnelstorn
Ken Larsen
Illinois
Cheyenne County
Orville Sommer
Tazewell County
Ill
Farm Bureau
Ilinois
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Ken Larson
Gurley
Larson
Sommer
Horse Creek
Mont
Lander
Wyo
Glacier
Yellowstone
Grand Teton National Parks
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Gillespie and Ulrich
Council To Consider
Ford
Colorado
Vail
Colo
Indochina
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
WNTC
SHS Construction
Tec
John Campbell
Ken Manske
John Hawse
Bill Fenimore
Ted Egging
Fenimore