Mann’s kidnapping charge formally dismissed
A charge of felony accomplice to kidnapping in the Annika Swanson case has been formally dismissed.
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Husband and wife Paul and Letitia Lewis, top left, were crowned at the Heights.
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Ina Wilson and John Snyder were crowned at the Manor. After the crowning, Manor residents enjoyed cupcakes and punch.
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Following the crowning, residents enjoyed piano music by Marcia Bauerle, as well as refreshments.
All hail kings, queens of Grant Street
The Imperial Manor and Parkview-Heights each crowned a king and queen on Valentine’s Day last week.
Trenton man shot by deputy faces felony charge
A Trenton man who was shot by a Hitchcock County sheriff’s deputy Feb. 11 has been charged with being a felon in possession of a deadly weapon.
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Rotarians and high school Interact students are pictured, above front from left, Brooklyn Christensen, Tonya Wilson, Angie Swanson, Riley Owens, Melisa Owens, Tegan Towns, Halle Fiedler, back from left, Don Newman, Heijy Mattos (Palisade foreign exchange student from Brazil), Lori Pankonin, Ashley Exum, Michelle Spady, Amanda Libra, Eric Haider, Angella Herbert and Makenzie Soltis.
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Silent auction items included decorated chocolate cakes, pies, cheesecakes, cake pops and more. Top bids reached $100.
Chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate
Imperial Rotary’s Chocolate Affair attracted all ages last Thursday, just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Local veteran receives award
Louis “Bud” C. Statz, a member of the Andrew Kinder VFW Post 4688 and previous quartermaster, was surprised when he received a national Certificate of Appreciation for 2020.
