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In their last tune up before their district tournaments, six teams, – including three area squads – competed in the Kimball Invite at Four Winds Golf Course Yesterday. Sidney was the runner-up team with 335 strokes to 314 for winner Laramie. Host Kimball came in third at 367. Creek Valley finished fifth with a total of 413 strokes. In the individual competition, John Murdock of Laramie finished on top with a 73, followed by Henry Heeg of Kimball (75). Slade Shaefer of Laramie was third (77... Full story
Nothing is more exciting, even to me, than seeing a seamlessly executed double play…or seeing a runner break up a double play in a cloud of dust. Either way it can be a game changer. But as the official, you can’t get sucked into the play. You must make sure you make the right call, ensuring everyone is safe and the play falls within the parameters of the rules. The most common rules violation during a double play attempts comes from the offense, in the form of interference. We discussed this last year, but in a difference situation. To bes...
Congratulations to the class of 2013! You have now completed your high school education and are moving on to the next exciting phase of your life. As you embrace the future I want to challenge you to do three things. First: Always be grateful for the good things you have been blessed with. As Americans everyone of us owes a huge debt of gratitude for the incredible privileges we enjoy living in the United States. God has blessed our country in amazing ways, and many men and women have sacrificed much to maintain that blessing. You should...
I am a minimalist in some way. I believe in living simply while living life to its fullest. When I travel, I camp or stay in hostels to save money. While I am sightseeing, I realize I won’t be cooped up in a motel room for the duration of the trip, so why spend loads of money on a room to sleep in? I have numerous times also slept in my car in places like New Orleans (before I lived nearby). No one cares if you sleep in a car they; the meter maids will tap on your window to remind you to feed the meter every now and then. Sleeping in a car w...
These stories from the past first appeared in The Sidney Telegraph. Original writing is preserved, though some stories were shortened for space reasons. 100 YEARS AGO ‘Confessed An Old Crime’ May 10, 1913 We read in an exchange the confession of R. J. Dunbar of his part in a murder eight years ago in Redfield, Maine. His part was to purchase a rope and to entice a girl a few rods from the house, after which the man responsible for her ruin jumped out from some bushes and strangled her to death. Her name was Mattie Hackett and at the time of...
Bennetta M. Light 1926 to 2013 Bennetta M. Light, 86, of Sidney, passed away at Sidney Regional Medical Center Extended Care on Wednesday evening, May 8, 2013. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m., Tuesday, May 14, in the Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Leonard Suhr officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may stop at the Gehrig-Stitt Chapel on Monday from 1 to 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made in Bennetta’s name to Sidney Regional Medical Center Hospice. You may v...
Last year’s drought conditions across Nebraska forced irrigators, municipalities, industry and other users to pump heavily from groundwater wells. Just how much water they used is beginning to show up in spring readings from observation wells that are maintained by natural resource districts. Don Ogle, Information and Education Coordinator at the Sidney Natural Resource District (NRD), explained that last year was not only severe with little or no rain, but also hot and dry for so long that farmers required significant amounts of pumped w... Full story
