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March 22 - Breakfast Casserole, Warm Fruit Compote, Fruit Juice, Cinnamon Roll, Craisins
March 23 - Shepherd’s Pie, Harvard Beets, Dinner Roll, Fresh Fruit
March 24 - Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Spinach, Whole Grain Wheat, Pears
March 25 - Beef Stew w/Potatoes, Carrots, and Onions, Tangy Cole Slaw, Dinner Roll, Warm Bread Pudding w/Fruit
March 26 - Salmon Loaf, Frosted Sweet Potatoes, Buttered Midori Vegetables, Whole Grain Wheat, Chunky Applesauce

•March 10, 2021•
By Jim Baumann
NP Guest Writer

I might have mentioned that I am not a Bible scholar, though I did read it, along with the awful allegory “Jonathan Livingston Seagull” and some political science tomes that were on the family bookshelf of my youth because I would read anything at eye level.
From time to time, though, I find myself running through a passage in the Bible in search of a word.
“I found a great word in 2 Maccabees in the Bible,” reader Cynthia Cwynar wrote to me. “‘Flagitious,’ meaning ‘criminal, villainous.’
Try saying it, though.”
Fluh-JI-shuss. That’s not so hard! Read More

•March 10, 2021•
Agri-Fab announced Monday the acquisition of Superior Tech. Agri-Fab acquires the Superior Tech assets, customer contracts, and Superior Tech brands.
Superior Tech, founded in 1987, established itself as a Licensed John Deere Supplier. As a family-owned business located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, it takes pride in designing and manufacturing high-quality lawn and garden attachments. Read More

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•March 10, 2021•
Sullivan Dance Studio’s Competition Team attended their second competition of the year February 20 in Chesterfield, Missouri. The team had dancers in four different age categories at the Rainbow Dance Competition.
Members of the Sullivan Dance Studio Competition Team are: Gabrielle Carpenter, Synthea Doss, Avery Florey, Adalee Foster, Sophie Foster, Lillian Hood, Aleena Ingram, Charlie Martin, Elizabeth Owens, Avery Renfro, Macie Rodgers, Korry Thilker, Miah Voegel, Sarina Voegel and Lyla Wright. Read More

25 Years Ago This Week

The Sullivan City Council agreed to purchase two city lots west of the city’s electric plant for storage and possible expansion. The ordinance authorizing the purchase of the 50ft wide and 200 feet deep property was discussed following a closed session. Amy Stone, who owns the property agreed to sell it to the city for $19,500.
Amy Noel Smith, the Dec 26 baby whose life was endangered by a respiratory infection was released from the hospital last month. A community appeal was made on behalf of the critically ill Bethany child. The daughter of Leonard and Jean Smith of Bethany suffered from RSV, a respiratory infection complicated by the fact that the child was so young. Read More