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Mills County District Court 9/26/12

Judge James Heckerman
Bryce A. Harris, Malvern – O.W.I., pleaded guilty, deferred judgment, one year probation, ordered to undergo a substance abuse evaluation, pay $1,250 civil penalty, court costs and fees.

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Council Approves Funds For New Police Station

The Glenwood City Council formally approved over $400,000 in renovations to the lower level of the new City Hall building to house the city’s police department offices.
City financial director Brian Kissel said the city council voted unanimously to set aside $417,000 for office space renovations in the basement level of the new City Hall. The space will house the police department’s offices as well as additional areas for interrogation rooms, a back-up 911 center, storage, a new evidence room and an armory.

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Preserving Pacific Junction's Past

PACIFIC JUNCTION - Pacific Junction resident Gary Williams has a lot of pride for his small town. His pride extends to his personal collection, and this collection has recently become part of the new Pacific Junction Historical Museum across the street from the post office.

“I graduated from high school here, and I’m so interested in the town that I just started getting stuff. Then I started going to the library. It gets real habit-forming,” Williams said.

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Wilson’s seven TDs lead Knights to win

TABOR – Essex /South Page managed to hang with Fremont-Mills for a portion of the first quarter Friday night, but once the Knights got their offense rolling, there was little ESP could do to slow down the defending state champions.

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Wolverine defense stifles Westwood in 15-6 win

For the third straight game the East Mills defense held it’s opponent out of the end zone and the Wolverine offense did just enough on it’s side of the ball to defeat Westwood 15-7 in Class A district football on Friday.
The East Mills defense held Westwood to minus-16 yards rushing on 34 attempts and forced four turnovers in the win.

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Perry too much for Glenwoods

    Quarterback Will Whiton had a hand in all five of Perry’s touchdowns in a 35-7 victory over Glenwood in Class 3A District 1 football on Friday.
   The Rams (1-3 overall, 0-2 in the district) had a season-low 216 yards and committed four turnovers in the loss.
   “We didn’t play as well as I think we are capable against Perry, but I am confident we can rebound and play very well this week and for the rest of the season,” said Glenwood coach Cory Faust.

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Glenwood girls cross country third at Corning

Lizzy Young placed eighth to lead the Glenwood girls cross country team to a third-place finish at the Corning Invitational on Saturday.

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Head Games

Turner Talich doesn’t remember the hit, exactly.
The impact itself is lost in a haze. But he does recall the play it occurred on. He calls it routine, just a part of a full-contact drill he’d done a hundred times in fall camp with the Glenwood football team.

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Glenwood Community Schools Menu 9-19-12

Glenwood Community Schools
Sept. 20-26, 2012

Breakfast
(100% fruit juice and milk served with breakfast)
   Thursday - Breakfast Wrap
   Friday - Cereal & Crackers
   Monday - Cereal & Crackers
   Tuesday - Donut & Crackers
   Wednesday - French Toast & Sausage

Lunch
   Thursday - Chicken Nuggets, Steamed Broccoli, Celery Sticks, Fresh Watermelon, Homemade Hot Roll, Milk.

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Mills County Sheriff 9/19/12

Incidents
   Sept. 7 – Joanna Morrison of Pacific Junction reported criminal mischief.
   Sept. 7 – Mark Riemann of Glenwood reported a theft.
   Sept. 7 – Jeanetta Zaiger of Glenwood reported a theft.
   Sept. 9 – Ray Morton of Pacific Junction reported a harassment.
   Sept. 10 – Hector Valladares of Lincoln reported a theft.
   Sept. 10 – Juan Reyes of Lincoln, Neb. reported a theft.

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