Hi there folks! I’m your “new look” Sentinel
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Hi! I am your “new look” Stockton Sentinel. As we are one month into our 32nd year of existence, several changes have been made during this time.
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EVEN THE TOWN’S BUFFALO
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EVEN THE TOWN’S BUFFALO knows it’s important to take precautions as the world deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stockton is “going on a bear hunt”
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There’s a new craze in town, and it can be traced to the coronavirus. Some of you may have noticed there are teddy bears in windows of homes and businesses around town, or have heard about it and wondered what’s going on.
County moving forward with installation of radio antenna tower
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At the regular weekly meeting of the Rooks County Commission on Tuesday, March 10, sheriff Gary Knight and emergency management director Butch Post were at the session to give the commissioners an update about the radio tower project.
New and improved changes coming to the Sentinel
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The Stockton Sentinel is excited to announce several new and exciting changes for both our digital and print subscribers beginning with next week’s issue.
Main Street Beautification Project discussed at City meeting
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At the Stockton City Commission meeting, held on Tuesday, March 17th, Stockton Chamber Director Jayne Prockish met with the commissioners to present suggestions for the Main Street Beautification Project.
Curbside meal service available for ages 18 & under at two locations
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With the announcement by Kansas Gov.
Healthcare providers adapt to new precautionary measures following the COVID-19 outbreak
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Although, as of this Monday, there were no confirmed cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Rooks County, healthcare institutions and providers are still among those working tirelessly as they take precautionary measures and put plans into place in case the inevitable happens.
Braun: Jurors in Rooks County will decide case
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(The following story appeared in the March 21, 2020 issue of the Hays Daily News.)
Commissioners meet with several department heads during regular meeting
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Health Nurse Lori Eichman was at the Rooks County Commission meeting on Tuesday, March 3rd to introduce the commissioners to new employee Jamie Martin.
