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Week of November 30 Breakfast Monday—Pancakes, fruit, juice, milk. Tuesday—Pop-Tart, fruit, juice, milk.

At the regular meeting of the Stockton City Commission held on Tuesday, November 19th, city manager/clerk Courtney Flower asked the commissioners for their ideas to be used for guidelines for the veterans cemetery, which is located in the Stockton City Cemetery.

The menus for the week beginning Monday, November 30, are as follows: Monday—Chicken strips, scalloped potatoes, seasoned carrots, bread, mandarin oranges. Tuesday through Friday— Menus not made available prior to press time.

Additional updates to the new KanDrive.org traveler information website will make it even more convenient to receive timely information on current road conditions across the state, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation.

Dwight and Marly (Jones) Denio were united in marriage at the Plainville Christian Church on November 28th, 1970. After their union in marriage, they resided in rural Rooks County for 22 years.

When their kingdom becomes trapped in perpetual winter, fearless Anna (Kristen Bell) joins forces with mountaineer Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) and his reindeer sidekick to find Anna’s sister, Snow Queen Elsa (Idina Menzel) and break her icy spell.

Bryan Severns, manager of food programs and services at Kansas State University Olathe, offers several storing and safety tips that are designed to keep Thanksgiving leftovers filled with flavor rather than a foodborne illness. Use it or lose it

The family of Robert “Bob” McCall requests a card shower in honor of his 98th birthday which is November 29, 2020. Cards may be sent to him at: Parkview Care Center, P.O. Box 247, Osborne, KS 67473.

It took jurors just two and a half hours Wednesday to find Kylie Jo Elizabeth Waldschmidt guilty for her role in the 2018 killing of 26-year-old Diego Gallaway in Hays. Waldschmidt, 25, was charged with aiding and abetting felony murder after Gallaway was found shot to death on Feb.

THANKFUL! As is typically true of most children, it appears that Tad Lincoln had a soft spot for animals. It was his dad, Abe, that proclaimed Thanksgiving a National Holiday in 1863. That same year, some kind soul sent the Lincolns a turkey to be enjoyed for Christmas.