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Dear Sentinel: I see it’s time to renew my subscription for another year. Thank you for keeping me in touch with Stockton and Rooks County.

Betty Cadoret: “I loved going to Cracker Barrel to eat while I was on vacation because I love the tons of old-fashioned candy they have in their stores.”.

A pleasant Saturday morning on July 10 saw 13 people participate in the first Walk With A Doc event, held at the track at the Plainville football field. Dr.

Those who are intending to send a letter encouraging the denial of parole for Raul Batista need to have the letters sent by August 1, 2021. A previous article in the Sentinel stated the deadline was August 31, but it should have read August 1.

Matthew 28:18-20 is one of the most recognizable passages in the Bible. Referred to as “The Great Commission,” these couple of verses tell us what our work here on earth should entail. In this passage, Jesus tells his disciples, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.

GENUINE JOY. The way King Solomon describes his life in the book of Ecclesiastes reveals much about the vanity of pursuing the "things" of earth. In chapter 2, Solomon greatly gratified his fleshly desires. He gave himself to drinking wine.

The Hobart Homemakers FCE group met Monday, July 26, 2021 at 7 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Stockton. Janie opened with the Flag Salute. Roll call was, "What are you taking to the fair?" It was answered by 6 members. The minutes and treasurer’s report were read and approved.

Freedom has always been something that we have guarded closely in this country. The United States was founded on the idea of individual freedom, and care has been taken through the years to preserve those freedoms. However, freedom, when it comes to our personal choices, can be a dangerous thing.

OUR SUFFICIENCY. Have you ever noticed that some people have a good dose of an inferiority complex? Perhaps at times we all feel like we don't measure up to the physical or mental abilities of others and therefore lack self-esteem. This perhaps especially manifests itself in young people.

Governor Laura Kelly announced Thursday, July 15th, that 26 Kansas nonprofit organizations will receive more than $4 million in Community Service Tax Credits (CSP) to improve and enhance fundraising efforts for education, healthcare, childcare, and housing projects.