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  • Council decides on location for new pool

    Caitlin Sievers|Jul 10, 2014

    Sidney's new swimming pool will be located south of Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp, near the t-ball fields. The city council made the official location decision at Tuesday's meeting. Due to necessary road paving and the installation of a sidewalk or trail in the area, this location will cost the city an estimated $400,000 to $500,000 more than the other proposed sites. The prospective plans for the new pool include a competition pool and zero depth entry pool with one or two slides. Many members...

  • Work progressing on Greenwood Rd.

    Caitlin Sievers|Jul 10, 2014

    After initial delays, work on Greenwood Rd. is back on schedule. “We have curb and gutter in place from Highway 30 to Dailey Drive,” Public Services Director John Hehnke told the city council on Tuesday. “We anticipate doing main line paving next week.” The city has also started working on driveways in that section of road and is preparing for sidewalk installation on the east side of the road. Sidney hopes to open the section of Greenwood Rd. from Highway 30 to Daily Dr. for residents who live in that area within the next two weeks. “We are... Full story

  • Ready for take off

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Jul 10, 2014

    More than 100 cars competed at Julesburg over the holiday weekend.... Full story

  • Anita Mae Hilkemeier

    Jul 10, 2014

    Anita Mae Hilkemeier, 69, of Colorado Springs, went to be with the Lord on July 4, 2014. Anita was born on Nov. 11, 1944 in Kimball to George and Doris (Scheele) Jackson. She graduated from Dix High School in Dix in May of 1962. Anita was employed by the United States Treasury Department and retired in 1999 after 37 years of service. She was then employed by Ecumenical Social Ministries for eight years. She was president and treasurer of her church, a Cub Scouts leader and a “newspaper folder extraordinaire.” She enjoyed traveling, caring for... Full story

  • Back to school supply round-up

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Jul 10, 2014

    Table of Grace Mobile Food Pantry is collecting back-to-school supplies for the 2014/2015 school year. They are “rounding up” school supplies to distribute to area students in need. If you would like to donate any or all of these supplies you can purchase them and drop them off at Cabela’s corporate offices, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Cheyenne County Chamber office or during the Cheyenne County Fair (Exhibit Hall). They will need the school supplies by August 4th. The school supplies list is available on Holy Trinity’s website, www.hol... Full story

  • Community Calendar 07-10-14

    Jul 10, 2014

    Ongoing Ladies Chamber Farmers Market at Hickory Square every Saturday during summer (through Sept.) from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Any Vendors with produce or crafts are welcome! Contact Margaret Lienemann at 254-7343 for info. School Supplies Sign-up Holy Trinity’s Table of Grace is now registering children who are in need of school supplies for the 2014-2015 school year. This year they will be donating basic school supplies for children in grades K-6. Every child will receive the same supplies (i.e. pencils, crayons, scissors, rulers, etc.). T... Full story

  • Tales of a coffee-holic: No one else counts

    Caitlin Sievers|Jul 10, 2014

    We’re all fans of rules, regulations and principals, until those frameworks for living our lives apply to us personally in ways that we don’t like. Although we live in a very conservative area, I’ve met many people who are fiscally conservative until it comes to using government money to build something that they want, personally. It’s hard not to be that way. Of course you understand the merits of a program that benefits you or your business better than one that would help out someone else. Obviously you get why a feature in the communi...

  • Sidney Bats Explode, Buckley Defense Falters in 12-2 Rout to end regular season

    Will Korn|Jul 10, 2014

    If Murphy's Law went against the Sidney Post 17 senior team last Thursday night in Gering, it certainly played in its favor Wednesday night against Buckley in Chappell. Sidney won its 22nd game of the summer by a five-inning run rule score of 12-2. Behind the steady arm of starter Travis Garska and a horde of Sidney hits, combined with a sloppy defensive game by Buckley-headlined by five errors, three wild pitches and two balks-Sidney had its way all evening. Despite a huge early cushion for...

  • Talking Sports: Major League Baseball Must Put All-Star Game in Proper Perspective

    Will Korn|Jul 10, 2014

    The 85th edition of Major League Baseball’s All-Star game will take place Tuesday, July 15 at Target Field in Minneapolis, home of the Minnesota Twins. As it does every year, the game will feature the cream of baseball’s crop and it is sure to be an entertaining three hours or more of baseball. The game obviously doesn’t count for or against any individual team’s record in the standings. The individual players’ stats in the game don’t count towards their season stats. The American and National League teams are essentially at even strength every...

  • Spinning wheels

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Jul 10, 2014

    Drag Races, July 6 Super Pro 1. Travis Hunter, Alliance **Wally Winner** 2. Jon Kosko Thorton, Colo. 3. Wade Kiefer, Kimball Pro ET 1. Jeremy Olham Thorton, Colo. **Wally Winner** 2. Rick Schillereff Aurora, Colo. 3. Jeff Ewing Brighton, Colo. 4. Dale Schroeder Keenesburg, Colo. Sportsman 1. Rick Schillereff Aurora, Colo. **Wally Winner** 2. Jackie Blackwell LaSalle, Colo. 3. Joe Herrmann, Colorado Springs, Colo. 4. Damon Naill, Ft Morgan, Colo. Street 1. Ben Congdon, Centennial, Colo. **Wally W... Full story