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May
7, 2008
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The end of the
(lunch) line
By Steve Andrist
In 33 years Bev
Casteel has prepared some 30,000 meals that have kept thousands of
hungry tummies filled every school day.
She served up her
last one Wednesday last week, picking up a few extra hugs as
students filed through her lunch line at Divide County Elementary
School.
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JDA incentives
aimed at keeping SEO here
 By
Steve Andrist
The Divide County
Jobs Development Authority has launched an effort to try keep SEO
Precision from moving to Sherwood.
"I feel
confident that we can meet or even exceed the package they (Sherwood
and Renville County) have offered," said JDA President Doug
Graupe in an April 28 letter to SEO.
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Elementary play
and guest violinists highlight busy month
 The
Meadowlark Arts Council is collaborating with two other community
groups to present programs this month.
Elementary
students will present a play Saturday in a collaboration between the
council and the Northwest Cameo Players.
Monday the arts
council teams up with the Sons of Norway to present a program of
violin music.
Bruce Fagerbakke
directs "The Inner Winner," a play about young people who
are approached on a playground by gang members who attempt to
convince them to get involved with drugs.
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Consultant to
evaluate Crosby Police Department
By Steve Andrist
Following the
theft of four guns from the Crosby Police Department office the city
council has decided to hire a consultant to do an independent
evaluation of the department.
Upon
recommendation by City Attorney Mike Stefonowicz, the council Monday
voted to hire Ralph Mowder, a retired police captain from Bismarck,
to do the evaluation.
"The
important thing is that he be given free reign so he can provide an
objective report to the council," Stefonowicz said.
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