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Grinnell indoor gives L-S girls a place to begin

Competing on a 200m indoor track is quite different than running on a 400m outdoor track. Still, the SICL indoor meet at Grinnell College on Monday gave the Lynnville-Sully girls a chance to ease into competition and see how they measure at this point in the season. No team scores were kept at the meet, which...
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Special L-S Board meeting approves contracts, opening salary offer

The Lynnville-Sully School Board met in special session on Thursday, Mar. 17, at 7:45 a.m. in the Lynnville-Sully High School Library. Board members present were Tim Dunsbergen, Tammy Vos, Steph Young, Gerry Van Dyke by speaker phone, superintendent Shane Ehresman, and board secretary Karla DeCook; Jer Schnell was absent. Guests present were Joel Vos, Kevin...
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Van Dyke named to IBCA Class 1A Substate 5 team

Lynnville-Sully senior Kyle Van Dyke was one of eight players recently named to the 2016 Boys Class 1A Substate 5 basketball team by the Iowa Basketball Coaches Association. Van Dyke was a key player for the L-S Hawks this winter, helping contribute to the team’s 23-2 season that ended at the Substate 5 championship game. Van...
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L-S boys win three events at first meet of 2016

After at least a few weeks of practice, the L-S boys track team had its first taste of the 2016 competition at the SICL indoor meet held at Grinnell College on Monday, Mar. 21. L-S Coach Mike Parkinson thought the season opener was a “great night for the Hawks.” “Overall, we had quite a few personal...
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Community Basketball Game draws 20 alums

A love of the playing the game pulled Lynnville-Sully alums away from March Madness on TV and into the L-S High School gym for the annual Men’s Community Basketball Game on Saturday, Mar. 19. L-S Assistant Varsity Coach Joel Harthoorn organized the evening and said it was another enjoyable event. “It was fun to see a lot...
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Remember When – 3/24/16

40 years ago (1976) The Sully Fire Department held its monthly meeting. President Ron Vos opened the meeting. Chief Ron Jansen reported all equipment and phones were in good working condition. He also noted the department planned to burn the remains of an old house in Sully. Wayne Zegers reported an extra switch for the siren...
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