And So They Say

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Pete Mohlman, Plainville: “If you want to have your kids do something fun for Christmas, call 1-605-310-4000 and talk to Santa.” DeVane Cunningham: “I’m just pretty proud of my grandson and his photography project.” Lila Dunning, Chanute: “I keep all of the Stockton papers—that’s how much I love the Stockton Sentinel.”.
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First Christian Church of Plainville

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the name speaks to WHO Jesus would be. Jesus would be 'Jehovah God, the One who saves.' And Mary responded, 'Let it be to me according to your word' (1:38). That's miraculous faith! Elizabeth later told Mary, 'Blessed is she who believed' (1:45). Saving faith is God's miracle in the heart. The same is true today. Do you have the same faith as Mary? If so, that's a miracle of God!
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Stockton’s K-5 Carols For Christmas Concert well attended

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Family and friends gathered at the Stockton High School Gym on Tuesday, December 13 for the K-5 Christmas concert, “Carols For Christmas.” The evening’s performance began with the fifth-grade band playing two songs, “iJingle” and “Christmas Mash-Up.” Members of the band are Hudson Muir, Chloe Kuhlmann, Addison Dix, Olivia Brassfield, Hudson Kriley, Lane Muir, Harper Lowry, Corbyn Glendening, Remy Muir, golden Potter, Hadlee Sterling and Brodey Odle. Several students took turns talking about the Carols each grade would sing as the boys and girls lined up on the bleachers for their performance.
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Fire Call for Stockton

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The Stockton Fire Department answered a call on Sunday, December 11th at 12:30 p.m. for a fire that was burning on both sides of U.S. Highway 183 near Hahn’s Tire south of Stockton. The volunteers worked the area for 45 minutes with approximately an acre burned. The cause of the fire is thought to be electrical.
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The History Corner

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The Rooks County Historical Society is proud to announce the first annual “Merry Kitchmasland!” celebration. Many may wonder what is Kitchmasland. The definition rests on the concept of the word “kitch.”
THESE JOLLY SANTAS are just some of the Christmas “kitch” at the Rooks County Historical Museum on display during the month of December.
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