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Articles from the June 2, 2014 edition


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  • Domina promises he's not in it for the money

    Stephen McKay|Jun 2, 2014

    Even after a highly contested Republican primary in which each U.S. Senate candidate strove to prove he was more conservative than the next, Democratic candidate Dave Domina still believes centrism is the answer. Domina began his town hall on Friday morning at the Coffee Corner by praising Sidney's successes. "Think it would be a mistake not to start by saying congratulations to Sidney on the new hospital and lots of things being built around town," he said. He compared the differences and...

  • Death Notice - Anthony J. Ramirez

    Jun 2, 2014

    Anthony J. Ramirez, 60 of Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. and former Sidney resident, passed away at his home Sunday morning, June 1, 2014. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced when available. Gehrig-Stitt Chapel & Cremation Service, LLC is in charge of Anthony’s care and funeral arrangements.... Full story

  • Community Calendar 06-02-14

    Jun 2, 2014

    Coming Up International Spy Academy Vacation Bible School at Evangelical Free Church (2763 11th St, Sidney) - Mon., June 23 through Thurs., June 26th - 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Children ages 4 years - 4th grade are invited to attend the 4 day vacation Bible school “International Spy Academy” held on June 23 through June 26th from 9-11:30 am. Call the church office for more information at 254-6162 or email [email protected] to sign up your child today!!! FIZZ – BOOM – READ! 2014 SUMMER READING PROGRAM THEME Readers of all ages will explode... Full story

  • No Till Notes: 'Predicting Yields'

    Mark Watson|Jun 2, 2014

    Last week I wrote about the abundant moisture we have received in our area the past fall and so far this spring. I’ve also been tracking field pea and winter wheat yields over the past several years along with annual precipitation. I like to do this to see how our various dry land crops perform regarding the precipitation we receive during the growing season. Moisture is almost always the main limiting factor in crop production yields in our area. I use moisture received from the 1st of October through the end of June the following year to m...

  • Big inning secures Sidney road win

    Stephen McKay|Jun 2, 2014

    The Sidney senior American Legion team exploded for six runs in the top of the fourth inning to fuel a 10-6 win and a Post 17 junior-senior sweep at Ogallala on Friday night. The junior nine opened the evening with a 6-2 triumph as Keaton Wakefield went the distance to get the win. Severe weather was a constant threat throughout the game, causing Sidney Coach Mark Onstott to think in terms of winning a four-inning contest. Though the rain didn't come in earnest until shortly after the final out...

  • Locals shine in boys Panhandle Prep All-Star game

    Stephen McKay|Jun 2, 2014

    Perhaps it was Red Team Co-Head Coach Jay Ehler who summed up how much of the 20th Annual Panhandle Prep All-Star Game was fun and how much was competition. "I'm always competitive so competition is fun for me," said Ehler. Fun or competitive or likely both, there was plenty of panhandle pride to be had as five locals suited up in the annual contest at Cougar Palace in Scottsbluff on Friday. On the Red Team were Creek Valley's Lane Godfrey and a Sidney trio of Paxton Ehler, Logan Lewis and...

  • All-Star girls engage in friendly civil war

    Stephen McKay|Jun 2, 2014

    Not since Grant and Lee signed a treaty at Appomattox Court House 149 years ago has civil war been so close to home. But as the Blue and the Gray - or rather the Blue and the Red - did battle at Cougar Palace in Scottsbluff in the 20th Annual Panhandle Prep All-Star Basketball Game, three Sidney players suited up for the Blue while one stood in opposition. With Sidney's Abbi Porter wearing the garb of the Red All-Stars and Raiders' Sarah Mahr, Katelin Cole and Cody Rowley parading their muskets...

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