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Body Darrell Small: “My grandson, Ty, caught a fly ball as he was walking into the Royals game last Tuesday evening.” Sentinel Staff (after seeing a mistake in the paper): “We’re not JUST news, we’re entertainment.

Body ONYX ALLEN, son of Ryan and Holly Allen of Plainvile, was dressed for the occasion! Like all the others who participated in the Sigma Phi ESA Easter Egg Hunt, his basket was filled with lots of goodies when he headed for home.

Body HALLIE RIFFEL, daughter of Jake and Trina Riffel of Gypsum, was all smiles when she heard the go-ahead to begin the hunt! Over 1,700 eggs were hidden for the youngsters to find. Hallie is the granddaughter of Terry Cikanek of Stockton.

Body Can you think of any events in your lifetime that have had worldwide repercussions? We talked about a few of these on Sunday and here are some that came to mind: COVID 19, World War II, 9/11, and Apollo landing on the moon. All these events had a huge impact on the world.

Body Hello, Friends! I hope your Easter celebrations were meaningful and family friendly! What a lovely day to celebrate the hope we all share in Christ. We need that hope these days.

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Body The handsome man turning 90 years young in the April 7th issue of the Sentinel was Willard “Bill” Atwill of Stockton..

Body Names on the Wall is back after a one-week “vacation.” W. A.

Body The 2021-2022 recipient of the Wilbur Hartzler Scholarship is Logan Winklepleck, a Stockton High School graduate. Logan is a freshman at Fort Hays State University majoring in Biology.

Body STOCKTON JUNIOR HIGH hosted a home Scholars Bowl meet on Tuesday, March 8th with the seventh-grade team coming away with second place. Pictured are the team members (from left): Tanner Post, Jonathan Graham, Haden Hahn, Vince Thayer and Meredith Gasper.