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With the completion of several road projects recently, the Sidney City Council turned its attention to long term financing at its regular meeting this week, and found its options somewhat limited. Over time, the city will need to obtain bonds for up to around $14 million, and council members wrestled not only with the size of the bonding – which is much larger than previous needs – but also concern over whether or not it can get a favorable bond rating, and the lower interest rates that suc...
L.J. Stuart, 4, gets a helping hand from his mother, Dianna as he tries his hand at the rings at the Legion Park playground....
Whitney Goeman, Design Editor, is the newest face at the Sidney Sun-Telegraph. Her latest awards speak to the excellence Goeman strives for in her new career. Graphic design was not Goeman's first choice fresh out of high school. The Leyton Graduate first toyed with the idea of a career in culinary arts before making the commitment to graphic design. Goeman grew up in the small town of Broadwater, population 126. Goeman said she began attending Leyton in 6th grade, graduating in 2014. "I never...
Pokemon Go enthusiasts, Jessie Straber, 17, and Ty Soucie, 18, follow the map in Legion Park in what they called a "Pokemon rich" area....
