Sidney council holds closed session with fire department
The Sidney City Council met behind closed doors with representatives of the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department for 35 minutes to discuss ordinance issues and fire department matters. Mayor Lee-Ellen Matzke said few details are available. The council also approved paving and water sewer districts near Western Heritage Center and accepted the resignation of City Manager Maynard Dils, who will move to Westerville Ohio in June.
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Jerry Lawson
Keith Nienhuser
Lee-Ellen Matzke
Fire Department
Council
Fire
Gordon Tobin
Steven Avenue
Winchester Drive
Canterbury Lane
Western Heritage Center
Arlo Jones
Maynard Dils
Dils
Westerville
Ohio
DJ Garcia
Matzke
Dil
Toledo
North Side Park
Dails
Public cosmetology school clash sparks new legal challenge
Three private schools filed for a temporary restraining order in Lancaster County District Court to stop WNTC cosmetology operations. Robina Patterson Gary L. Lucas and Joseph's College of Beauty claim licensing contingencies were unmet despite a board approval. The suit notes remodel plans and seeks to delay accreditation while boosting public program expansion.
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Charles Michael
Ivecurhska
WNTC
Lancaster County District Court
Robina Patterson
Accredited Beauty College
Gering
Gary L. Lucas
Board of Cosmetologist Examiners
Health Department
Nebraska Association of Cosmetology Schools
Russ Lovell
Lincoln
Marathon
Cheyenne County
Michael
Tuition Hike At St Patricks Sparks Parent Protest
Inside Tuition up Tuition increase at St Patricks. Parents take exception to discussion in classrooms. SHS all stars Dick Boness and Greg Schilreff of Sidney High will represent the Red Raiders at the Shrine Bowl this summer in Lincoln. Top track teams get their due.
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St. Patricks
Pony Express
Dick Boness
Greg Schilreff
Sidney High
Red Raiders
Lincoln
First Cheyenne area school bus rodeo set at WNTC
Bus drivers from Cheyenne Deuel and Kimball Counties will compete June 11 at the Western Nebraska Technical College campus in the first regional school bus rodeo. Thirteen districts from the three counties enter events including obstacle course picking up students stopping at railroad tracks parallel parking and backing into a garage.
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Cheyenne
Deiel
Kimball
Western Nebraska Technical College
Correction in Telegraph: trespass complaint filed by Sonntag
The Telegraph note corrects a misstatement from Monday’s edition saying Emmett Clark filed the trespass complaint. The actual plaintiff is County Ally Thomas Sonntag, who filed the lawsuit against Larry Chao.
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the Telegraph
Emmett Clark
Larry Chao
Thomas Sonntag
Summer recreation programs gear up for season in Sidney
Sidney residents prepare for a busy summer of recreation with eight lighted tennis courts, upgraded lighting at Toledo Street venues, and new craft and swimming classes. Steve Cook will lead activities including tennis, crafts and swimming starting June 13 for seven weeks, with Red Cross lifesaving courses planned in August at the municipal pool.
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Sidney
Steve Cook
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Toledo Street
Sidney Netters
Maynard Dils
Shelter House
Legion Park
The
Red Cross
Sidney Municipal Pool
Public survey urged on Sidney parking meters
The Sidney Telegraph prints an inside page survey inviting residents to vote yes or no on keeping or removing parking meters. John Laing of the meter committee urges signing with town and name, noting confidential replies and options including chalking tires and off street parking or leaving meters with various fines and controls.
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Sidney Telegraph
John Laing
Laing
Sidney
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Bob Decker
Bob Jr
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