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SJH Cheerleaders announced

Body Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Stockton Junior High School Cheerleaders. Next year, Meredith Gasper, McKenna Horn, Aidyen Kerr, Jada Martin, Teagann Shamburg, and Lyric Snyder will cheer for the Tigers.
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News From Lowell Township

Body Phone: 785-994-6370 (home) or 785-476-5206 (cell) I dearly hope we are complaining about mud when we read this week's paper. The ice on the chicken's water was not necessary this week, but we did not have any frost damage that I can notice.
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Rooks County Landfill Spring Clean-Up this Saturday

Body The Rooks County Landfill Spring Clean-Up is this Saturday, April 29th, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Waste items will be accepted free of charge that day. Please look at the ad in this week’s issue for what will be accepted and how it should be separated.
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First Christian Church of Plainville

Body Our relationships here on earth play a tremendous part in lives. Our relationships with our family, our friends, our co-workers, our church family, or even members of our community as a whole, are all important and say a lot about what we put into it.
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Stockton Baptist Church

Body HOW GOOD IS GOOD ENOUGH? The Apostle Paul wrote in Romans 3:12,'thereisnonegood.' I was talking recently with someone who told me of a person who was an atheist. However, this atheist was a really good person.
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March 28th RCH Board of Directors regular meeting minutes

Body (The following article is taken from the unapproved March 28th regular meeting minutes of the RCH Board of Directors.) President Jeff Van Dyke called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. The other board members present were Charles Comeau, Brad Plumer, and Jon Voss.
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Stockton third-grade classes learn about their community

Body The Stockton thirdgrade students of Ms. Brooke Werner and Mrs. Martha Fleck recently learned about communities in their respective classrooms. The Project Based Learning (PBL) umbrella question was, “How do the services in our community make our community a better place to live?
THETHIRD-GRADE STUDENTS from Stockton Grade School recently visited the Rooks County Courthouse where they interviewed the department heads of the various offices. The students enjoyed meeting the people who work there and seeing some of the offices. Rooks County Attorney Danielle Muir even let them tour the courtroom, explaining who sits where and what they each do in the court, which was a great learning experience.The articles they wrote from their visit appear in this week’s issue of the Sentinel. Takin
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