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  • The Puck Stops Here

    Jan 18, 2012

    Watford City Oilers’ goalie Kalden Heggen along with defensemen Alex Hansen and Jon Dunn defend the goal against Mayport. The Oilers defeated Mayport 8-7 on Friday evening on their home ice....

  • Fire Destroys Triangle Nite Club

    Jan 18, 2012

    On Jan. 10 at approximately 9:30 AM the Sidney Fire Department responded to a fire at the Triangle Nite Club just outside the Sidney city limits. Firefighters battled the flames to try to save the structure but unfortunately the building burned to the ground. The accidental fire originated in the kitchen. No injuries were reported. Smoke from smoldering debris in the basement from where the building once stood was visible for several days after the fire....

  • Your Super Bowl Game Plan

    Alice Henneman|Jan 18, 2012

    Super Bowl is just around the corner and even if you are not a football fan, you may like to tune in to watch the commercials and halftime entertainment. Interestingly enough Super Bowl Sunday is the second- largest day for food consumption in the U.S., after Thanksgiving, according to Wikipedia. Following is an article from Alice Henneman, MS, RD, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Educator. Henneman has an excellent website on all aspects of healthy eating. Go to www.food.unl.edu for...

  • New Year’s Resolutions

    Lois Kerr|Jan 18, 2012

    With the return of January, every publication in creation tackles the subject of New Year’s resolutions. When the new year dawns bright and fresh, writers, figuring this is a good way to fill blank pages, devote a lot of space discussing how and why to make resolutions, how to keep them, tricks and hints on how to follow through on those well-meaning resolves, and a host of other spin-offs on the subject of resolutions of all sorts. Personally, I shake my head at all this hoopla, and I g...

  • Not Quite January In The Bahamas, But We’ll Take It

    Lois Kerr|Jan 18, 2012

    January generally ushers in the coldest month of the year. Daytime highs plummet to subzero temperatures for weeks at a time, winds howl, people only venture outdoors for short periods and only when bundled up in heavy coats, mittens, and warm boots, and those with wood stoves keep the fires stoked and blazing hot all day long to chase the gloom and cold. Animals hunker down as well, as domestic animals stay in their coops or shelters and the wild animals burrow deep into their dens or dense...

  • Jar Lids & Other Instruments Of The Devil

    Lois Kerr|Jan 18, 2012

    Remember when we had strength in our fingers and wrists? Peanut butter jar lids opened easily, bottle caps twisted off with a flick of the wrist, and we figured we could conquer any lid or bottle cap that passed our way. Not so, my friends. I spend more time now trying to open some jar lids than I do vacuuming the floor. Lids can present formidable problems, refusing to budge a millimeter regardless of how many little tricks I try or handy gadgets that I use on them. Sometimes this unmoving lid...

  • America Walks Into A Bar

    Lois Kerr|Jan 18, 2012

    The tavern has always been an important social aspect of American life. Knowing that my great great grandfather operated a tavern/rest stop for travelers over a century ago, the history and information concerning these watering holes has always interested me. Therefore, when I saw the book, America Walks into a Bar: A Spirited History of Taverns and Saloons, Speakeasies, and Grog Shops, written by Christine Sismondo, I couldn’t resist reading it. The book did not disappoint me. Sismondo p...

  • The Green Thing

    Unknown Author|Jan 18, 2012

    In the line at the store, the cashier told an older woman that she should bring her own grocery bags because plastic bags weren’t good for the environment. The woman apologized to him and explained, “We didn’t have the green thing back in my day.” The clerk responded, “That’s our problem today. Your generation did not care enough to save our environment.” He was right — our generation didn’t have the green thing in its day. Back then, we returned milk bottles, soda bottles and beer bottles to the store. The store sent them back to the plant...

  • Suspects Currently Being Questioned In Arnold Disappearance

    Jan 18, 2012

    The following statement was read by Sidney Police Chief Frank DiFonzo at a press conference held at the Richland County Justice Center on Jan. 13, 2012. Statement presented by Frank DiFonzo, Sidney Police Chief I would like to make a brief statement regarding the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Sherry Arnold. Because this investigation is rapidly moving forward we are not able to provide any details of the case at this time. We will not be taking take any questions at the...