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PAGING THROUGH H

PAGING THROUGH H
THE CHS BAND PERFORMS A POPS CONCERT DURING CHEESE DAYS, 2001.
PAGING THROUGH H
THE CHS BAND PERFORMS A POPS CONCERT DURING CHEESE DAYS, 2001.

ABBOTSFORD T RIBUNE PUBLISHED IN ABBOTSFORD - 75 YEARS AGO JULY 26, 1951

Abbotsford Man Returns from Korea

The Navy transport Gen. William Wiegel docked in California with the la...

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A shotgun wedding to remember
CONCERT THIS SATURDAY - Rosewater will bring its distinctive “outlaw bluegrass” sound to Munson Bridge Winery this Saturday for a benefit concert to collect items and money for homeless veterans. The concert is held as a “shotgun wedding,” with attendees asked to bring gifts. SUBMITTED PHOTO

A shotgun wedding to remember

Munson Bridge to host benefit concert for homeless vets...

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County mulls options for Hub City Wind
Chris Dickinson

County mulls options for Hub City Wind

Supervisors not committed to pursuing JDA with Alliant...

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It’s time to get serious about election choices

The partisan primary elections are less than a month away, do you know who you are voting for?Candidates have been busy over the last few months attending dairy breakfasts, park concerts, party events, parades and anywhere else they can find potential voters to try and sway to support them. This year’s election season is even more busy than normal with wide open races for the 7th Congressional D...

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Finding community… one piece at a time
LOCAL ARTISANS ON DISPLAY - A collection of works that range from paintings and weavings to wooden carvings and jewelry created by local artisans are on display and are up for silent auction through August 1 at the Colby Community Library. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Finding community… one piece at a time

By April Brill Chairperson of Art Exhibit and Friends of the CCL Silent Auction The days when we rea...

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by Katie Cook, BSN, RN

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Healthy Skin Cancer LifeDid you know that skin cancer is the most widely diagnosed cancer globally a...

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Central Fire looks at 6.7% budget increase

Anew stream of money coming in from interfacility patient transports will help the Central Fire and EMS District pay for higher wages and other expenses in next year’s budget, according to a 2027 proposal reviewed last Thursday.Included in the proposed budget are raises for firefighters and officers and a $1,000 increase in annual rent paid to the municipalities for use of their fire halls (a to...

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