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Rylan Basart

RYLAN BASART, working for the City of Stockton, found a good job for a one-armed man.
RYLAN BASART

Woodston News

Tuesday, June 9, Doug Melton and Lindsey Baumgart helped Steve and Linda Melton roundup, sort and haul cattle to pasture after Dr. Craig was out to finish the A.I. process. The temperature turned nice and cool and then they wished they’d brought jackets. Linda Melton was in
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Graduates High School

Taylor Elizabeth Sullivan, granddaughter of Bob and Edna McCall, graduated with honors from Emporia High School on Sunday, June 7th. Graduation had been rescheduled due to the COVID-19 virus, and with restrictions still in affect, graduation was held as a drive-through.
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And So They Say

Eric Hageman, Topeka: “I will pay online. I appreciate viewing for free! It reminded me how much I missed the Sentinel!”
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Extra caution needed on Kansas roads during harvest

With the recent hot temperatures and windy conditions in our area, harvest season will soon be underway. The Kansas Highway Patrol would like to remind motorists to use more caution and patience when traveling around farm trucks, tractors, combines, and other implements.
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Squash Bugs

Squash bugs are the grey, shield-shaped bugs that feed on squash and pumpkin plants. If you have had problems with these insects in the past, you know that they are almost impossible to control when mature.
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Correction

In last week’s article featuring Hometown Plumbing Solutions, it should have read that Sabrina Miller is the office manager for the company located at 109 South Foster in Stockton, not Kristy Hughes. We apologize for the error.
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