July 23, 2008 Abilene, Kansas
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Register of deeds retires after 33 years of public service
Linda Jones had a gleam in her eye and a smile on her face as she welcomed co-workers present and past, family and friends to a retirement party given in her honor by Dickinson County officials …
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News - Tuesday
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Commission works for forge solution over easement question
City commissioners appeared to have forged an agreement so that an easement can be put in place so drainage improvements could occur for the Highlands Addition on the northwest edge of Abilene.
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Demolition party draws large crowd
Lonnie Moon didn’t think it would bother him to watch the former Abilene Pride’s motel being demolished.
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Coping seminar designed to help youth impacted by June 11 tornado
CHAPMAN -- An expert panel will be in Chapman Wednesday night to discuss ways to help children cope with the changes created by the June 11 tornado.
Sports
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Cowboy gridders weather heat
The temperature in the Kansas heat has approached the century mark in 2008, for most people that … -
K-State to face Kentucky
MANHATTAN—Kansas State will play Kentucky in the third round of the 2008 Findlay Toyota Las Vegas …
Community
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Home Cooking Dickinson County Style
Ila Beemer’s kitchen garden is designed for practicality. ?The garden flanks both sides of the …
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