Friday, November 11, 2016

NEWS ROUNDUP: Lincoln Paper Spotlights Crete Vet's Patriotic 1946 Chevy


Here's what is trending in the Dorchester area...

Lincoln Paper Spotlights Crete Veteran And His 1946 Autographed Chevy:  Lincoln Journal Star has featured a Crete veteran,  Sam Aughe, and his unique, patriotic 1946 Chevy Delivery Sedan, covered in some 1,300 autographs by area veterans.  See the story here

Community Foundation Chicken/Burger Dinner This Sunday:  The Dorchester Community Foundation Fund (DCFF) is planning its popular grilled chicken dinner and hamburger feed for this Sunday, Nov. 13, at the Dorchester Legion and Community Hall from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.  Profits raised from the dinner will go to a splash pad at the Dorchester City Park.  Donations will be accepted anytime, made payable to the Dorchester Foundation and mailed to: Peg Bergmeyer, 101 Washington Ave., Dorchester, NE 68343; or Dale Hayek, 652 County Road 1200, Dorchester, NE 68343.

DHS Greek Mythology Play Will Be Nov. 19, 20:  It appears Dorchester High School's full play will take place Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. on the DHS stage.  The play will be "The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza" by Don Zolidis.

Trump Will End Up With More Than 300 Electoral Votes: Whenever Michigan gets around to confirming its presidential election results, President-Elect Donald Trump will end up with more than 300 electoral votes.  The final tally will be Trump with 306 electoral votes compared to Hillary Clinton's 228.  Not the close election or Clinton blowout the Washington media predicted. By the way, President-Elect Trump won handily in Saline County, beating Clinton 58.5% to 33.5%.  Statewide, Trump easily won 60.3% to 33.9%.

4 comments:

  1. Love those Trump results. Heard Rush Limbaugh say today it's just a shame what brainwashing liberalism has done to 20- and 30-something aged men in America. He said it has de-masculinized them, neutered them. So true! Bet you know a few, especially in the public schools!

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    1. Some illegals already leaving country as 1.4 million likely to be deported by early next year

      http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/1.4-million-obama-amnesty-applicants-on-deportation-hit-list/article/2607171

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  2. What are the results of the rest of the election like school and village board?

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  3. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of the voters who took the time to write in their candidate's name for School Board in the recent election. The fact that 197 voters used the write in process for their choice is a clear reflection of the commitment our community has to continue the high quality leadership the Board has provided over the years. Dorchester is a strong and thriving community and we all realize that a quality education for our children is the best way to continue that growth.

    No matter how the election turns out, we all benefit from the process. You have all shown that folks who participate in this process are concerned as to how their elected officials do their jobs. I want to thank all the voters for their time and participation in this most basic privilege of our democracy. You have set an example for many to follow.

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