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Sixth graders help turn disability into ability

Sixth graders help turn disability into ability
Prior to winter break, L-S sixth graders in Mr. Kevin Johnson’s and Mrs. Norene Paulson’s language arts classes wrapped up a unit of study on disabilities. The disabilities unit features several facets that provide perspective into living with a disability. In-class presentations, an adaptive equipment challenge, and a field trip to Christian Opportunity Center (COC) in...
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Sully City Council reverts to former park snow removal

At its regular meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 11, the Sully City Council discussed cleaning the central park sidewalks and snow removal around the square. The city has been following a revised snow removal policy for the square this winter in an effort to make the square more attractive and safe. Unfortunately, not...
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L-S girls open second half of season with three wins

The good times keep rolling for the Lynnville-Sully girls as they continue their 13-0 winning streak. After a two-week hiatus from competition for Christmas break, the Hawks returned to action with a trio of games to open the second half of the season. TRI-COUNTY Looking a little rusty on Tuesday, Jan. 5, the L-S girls were still...
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Terlouw reflects on dream season with Hawkeyes

Terlouw reflects on dream season with Hawkeyes
Anyone who lives in the state of Iowa knows that 2015 was a bit of a magical year for the Iowa Hawkeyes. The Black and Gold went 12-0 in the regular season, earned a berth in the Big Ten Football Championship Game, and made it to the Rose Bowl for the first time in 25...
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L-S grapplers go 2-1 at Sigourney duals, face tough foes at PCM

After 19 days off from competition, the L-S grapplers returned to the mat on Thursday, Jan. 7, for the second half of the season. The Hawks competed at Sigourney’s SICL quad and finished the day at 2-1 as a team. In the dual with Colfax-Mingo, the Tigerhawks jumped out to a 21-0 lead. The Hawks picked...
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GRMC welcomes first baby of 2016

Zelda Lynn Turner arrived on Friday, Jan. 1, 2016, at 4:10 a.m. at Kintzinger Women’s Health Center in Grinnell Regional Medical Center. She is the daughter of Christina and Joshua Turner of Brooklyn. Laura Ferguson, MD, delivered the 6 pounds 2 ounce baby girl. Zelda joins two sisters, Maya and Trinity, and a brother, Howard....
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