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And So They Say

Rita Sander (after buying her brother a subscription to the Stockton Sentinel): “Randy sent us a thank-you text when he got his first issue. He said I didn’t have to buy it for him, but now he can sit down, put his feet up and relax while reading his hometown paper.”
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Thank You, Linda Conyac and Daphne Plumer

STOCKTON USD 271 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, Linda Conyac and Daphne Plumer were presented with Certificates of Appreciation for their years of service on the board at the meeting held on Monday, December 13th.
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From Cover To Cover

Come in and check us out!!! New books for adults are: • “Driven” by Rebecca Zanetti • “The Vanishing Museum on the Rue Mistral” by M.L.
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Quilt guild quilt brings childhood friends together

The Crossroads Quilt Guild quilt this year had a special meaning to Joyce Schmitz, Stockton and Mary Roe, Olathe. The two ladies have been childhood friends since they were less than one year old, living three houses apart while growing up in Salina.
MARY ROE, OLATHE, left, and Joyce Schmitz, Stockton, right, were reunited 50 years later after having been friends growing up in Salina. What brought them back together after all those years is something you have to read below.

Early Christmas

Sharon Russ of Colwich and Cody and Madi and Bayler Russ of Mt. Hope came to Stockton for Sharon’s grandson, Waylon Ghumm’s birthday party on December 11.
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Christmas Light Contest winners

Stockton really lit up the town this holiday season with the many outdoor Christmas light displays, making it a real challenge to choose the top three for bragging rights throughout the coming year! Claiming first place are Layne and Sara Balthazor at 609 North First; second place went to Corey St.
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Bob Hamilton, Yukon, Okla. visits

Bob Hamilton, Yukon, Okla., was a guest in the home of his father, Bob Hamilton, from Monday to Thursday of last week. He came to spend some time with his dad as he recovers after being a patient at Rooks County Health Center.
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