Category Archives: News

Dunsbergen continues as L-S School Board president, Schnell remains VP

Monday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. the Lynnville-Sully School Board of Directors held its annual meeting as well as its monthly organizational meeting. Tim Dunsbergen was reelected president when Gerry Van Dyke nominated him, seconded by Jer Schnell. Dunsbergen had been fulfilling the L-S Board President role since March when Duane Rozendaal resigned his position....
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Fall 2016 City-Wide Garage Sales Map and List

32 City-wide garage sales in Sully, Lynnville, and Killduff Saturday, Sept. 17 (All sales are open 7 a.m.-noon Saturday unless a different Saturday time is listed. Many have additional hours listed.)   Printed maps available after 5 p.m., Friday, Sept. 16, at Casey’s and Coffee Cup Cafe in Sully and ZIP IN in Lynnville.   PAY IT FORWARD clothing drive would love to...
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From the Kitchen: Jay and Nicolette Mitchell

Nicolette Mitchell, this week’s featured cook, very much appreciates her husband Jay’s willingness to help in the kitchen. Sometimes, however, she has to caution him to go easy on the spices, as he has a tendency to add a few too many jalapenos or a pretty liberal amount of crushed red pepper. Nicolette and husband Jay...
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Cemetery walk this Sunday

The Lynnville Historical Society will host its second cemetery walk 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 18. Lynnville-Sully High School students will present the historic cemetery walk with anyone interested invited to attend. This year, the cemetery walk will be held at the Friends Cemetery northeast of Lynnville. There is a bridge out on the most...
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Morvant resigns, Sully Council to fill post by appointment

The Sully City Council met in regular session at 7 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 12. Present were councilmembers Chad Fikse, Brad Rozendaal, Diane Vos, Jeff Brummel, mayor Brent Vander Molen, city clerk Barbra Maasdam, public works director Shaun Needham, and guests Jeff Davidson, Mark Fincel, Ben Van Haaften, and Margaret Vander Weerdt. Councilmember Darin Morvant resigned...
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Teddy bears and laughs to share

A long-time tradition dating back decades continued on Friday, Sept. 9, when fourth graders and kindergartners gathered for a teddy bear picnic. The fun afternoon break from studies is part of the fourth-grade and kindergarten buddy program, an initiative that gives older elementary students the opportunity to pair up with the youngest Hawk students. [caption id="attachment_990843"...
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