Aurora, NE News

• Aurora, NE News
• Field turf work begins
• Pool to open Friday
• Hazardous waste facility available
• Aventine to fire up new plant
• Field turf group says project a go
• USPS budget plan calls for fewer hours
• Graduates urged to live life to fullest
• Two Aurora teens injured in Sunday car wreck
• Alumni banquets planned in county
• Hampton grads urged to choose path carefully
• Aurora school considers random drug screening
• Hampton board hires three new teachers
• Giltner board, teachers agree to 7 percent pay increase over two years
• City hosts final forum
• Primary election set for Tuesday
• Sales tax on ballot in Marquette
• Law enforcement split will come with price tag
• Aurora to graduate 93 seniors Sunday
• NPPD explains future energy options
• Leadership graduates urged to ‘say yes’ when asked
• High Plains seniors graduate on Saturday
• Hampton graduation Saturday at 2 p.m.
• Letter carriers planning Saturday food drive
• Seniors say farewell
• Sullivan misses cut on cheerleading squads
• County approves beer at 2012 fair
• Eleven to receive diplomas in Giltner
• Sis gives brother 'baby Heimlich'
• Quilt project a labor of love
• Primary Election 2012
• Kaitlyn Hosier in Miss Nebraska pageant
• Making The Grade
• Local business tours a unique opportunity
• Work begins on Casey's lot
• Flash mob in Aurora
• Berry says pool, tennis courts 'all one project'
• Citizens cite concern w2ith perceived lack of communication
• Forum stirs questions on scope of pool project
• Dubas reflects on busy final day
• County wants city to chip in for ambulance services
• Candidates share views on issues
• Flowers to spruce up downtown in beautification project
• National Day of Prayer on May 3
• Mail ballots sent out on Wednesday
• Aurora school carnival May 4 on fairgrounds
• It’s time to play ball!
• Fire at Berthelsen place
• Two arrested in Aurora after marijuana found
• Kidney ‘swap’ gives Auroran a new lease on life
• Prom royalty candidates
• Giltner village approves zoning change for bank
• Giltner hires guidance counselor
• People of the Past come alive Thursday evening
• Aurora school carnival set for May 4
• City sales tax initiative on May 15 ballot
• Hampton school orders laptops for 1-to-1 initiative
• Kindergarten round-up set for April 24
• Trusts buy Matson property
• Democrat caucus on Saturday
• Former Police Chief sentenced
• Fagan CCC’s agribusiness ‘poster child’
• Non-partisan voting choices few in primary
• Hamilton County Democrat caucus set for April 14
• City spring clean up April 14-22
• GI man in custody after firing shots
• Dubas anticipates ‘intense finish’ at Capitol
• A piece of history comes home
• MCC sale tops $200K
• Candidate forum April 23
• Grass fire near Marquette
• Latest tax numbers out
• County declines complaint probe
• Retailers agree technology can’t replace human interaction
• Edgerton Center to host Easter Eggstravaganza on March 31
• Health Challenge 2012 draws 64 teams
• Husky coaches reflect on tradition, community support
• Council approves applying for housing grant
• City to study second-story downtown housing
• Wild Pink
• Nature's wonder
• Aurora area tax facts presented
• Good luck, Huskies
• Thank you, farmers!
• City puts sales tax question on May ballot
• Three citizens urge council to consider options
• Giltner seen as ‘great opportunity’ for new bank
• Field Turf -- Next Spoke begins fundraising
• Community-based theater group organizing in Marquette March 13
• Youth team builts robot for Lego League competition
• Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday
• Commissioner questions road estimates
• Aurora grad blends medicine, music with family life
• Life-altering message
• More candidates file
• Aurora Coop to build new HQ at Leadership Center
• City, county form joint committee
• Leaping back in time
• Turtle Beach access road stirs debate on road plan
• County purchases 2 road graders for $210,000 each
• City’s industrial zoning targeted for modification on landscape buffers
• Aurora second at speech tourney
• Hamilton Community Foundation scholarship deadline March 15
• Hearts for Jesus hits $25,000 mark in fundraising
• Health challenge is on
• Land sells for $12K per acre
• First baby of 2012
• House fire
• Two-day bridal event planned
• High-tech tools, toys pushing demand for faster online access
• Incumbent deadline next week
• Marquette voters to decide sales tax
• County begins work on dispatching plan
• Auroran dies in G.I. accident
• Field Turf -- Next Spoke group begins fundraising drive
• Teacher resignations accepted by Aurora board
• Project Edge a $1.2B prize
• Cheer camp
• A big show!
• Sales tax in Marquette?
• Home Show this weekend
• Old Man Winter returns!
• ANR series on technology
• Snow emergency delcared
• Museum fundraiser postponed
• A basketball marathon
• County wary of death tax plan
• Candidates slow to file for 2012 races
• Air Force Brass in Blue to perform Monday concert
• It's all Greek to me
• Stressful senior choices
• Recent grads give advice to this year’s seniors
• One injured in wreck
• Berry, Handrup at odds
• It's all about jobs
• High winds topple semi
• Projects on city agenda
• Holiday 'lock-in'
• Council approves trail project
• Cornett: 'It's good to be home'
• Ag boom is year's top story
• High Plains math implements new learning system
• Hampton gets in the holiday spirit
• Wait begins for first baby
• Gallup CEO to speak
• It's unreel! Theater hits goal
• Post office: ‘Our time to shine’
• Foundation seeks grant applications
• Accident numbers down in past week
• Aurora City Council approves $700,000 in equipment purchases, leases
• Hansen sentencing set
• Vehicles collide near 34/14 intersection
• M&M Puppeteers spread the true 'reason for seaon'
• Preschoolers re-enact holy birth
• Home for the holidays
• Council meets Tuesday
• Sounds of Christmas
• Jolly ol' St. Nick visits Phillips
• Smoldering found at P&G
• Casey's unveils $1.7M upgrade
• City health care plan to change
• State aid not a target for 2012 legislature
• Library offers ebook service
• A Festival of Wreaths
• Season's first snow hits
• Two pipeline bills now law
• Adding on at Aurora West
• Multiple vehicle-deer accidents reported in county
• Gage court date set
• Christmas S.O.S. deadline Friday
• Monday Ag Legislative Forum draws four Nebraska senators
• Hampton school earns praise after QAR visit
• Trials and tribulations of a writer
• RIGHT ON TARGET
• ‘Something has to change’
• Hello, Santa
• Carlson backs TransCanada project
• Peters loses battle with cancer
• Bingo for Books
• Veterans Day 2011
• B Strong to host Thanksgiving dinner
• Hampton considers computer initiative
• Seven accidents investigated by county, city
• Sales tax board to meet Wednesday
• Aurora business to relocate on Highway 14
• Giltner board mulls downtown sidewalk project
• TransCanada to reroute pipeline
• Policy revisions dominate 4R meeting
• Hoos family earns recognition for adoption
• A scary good time
• Sidewalk repair
• Edgerton debuts outreach plan
• Johanns: Budget facing crossroads
• Dubas surprised by session
• Decision close on Hordville P.O.
• Car hits semi trailer unloading grain on V Road
• Scare the Square Thursday
• Fagan siblings urge students to make most of their potential
• Holly Schmit named Paraeducator of the Year
• Dreaming of the big stage
• A whole lot of concrete!
• Trail to link Streeter Park and 9th St.
• City working on pool plan
• Sidewalk repair work to begin on square
• Johanns to visit here Tuesday
• Scare the Square set for Oct. 27
• Pheasants Forever host 12th annual event
• MCHI breast health event stresses early detection
• Officials investigate 13 accidents in two weeks
• Hawk Homecoming
• Hampton school reaches out
• Aurora fall clean up Oct. 22-30
• Edgerton plans Harvest Hoedown
• Flu shot clinics on Oct. 13, 18
• Hampton school awaits accreditation visit
• Field turf plan floated
• Record farm income forecast
• Frame-off restoration of Chevelle nearly complete
• AHS royalty
• Nauman promoted in Naval law
• Bob Clay honored with Holland Award
• Big Red mania a prelude to Homecoming
• Benefit to defray Bloom medical expenses
• Rabid skunk found in Refshauge Park
• Semi, farm tractor collide on Hwy 14
• Case could have far-reaching impact
• County hears conflicting accounts
• Simply superior!
• City examines redistricting, Aventine permit
• Concert pianist to perform in Aurora Oct. 16
• Aurora students get hands-on look at Nebraska agriculture
• Aventine protesting 2010 taxes
• Drill tests emergency plan
• Rash of wrecks keep officers busy
• Auroran Don Cornett at helm of logistics unit in Iraq
• Edgerton Explorit Center cuts hours
• Dreiewer blamed for mishandling meeting
• Event honors cancer victims
• Cornett leading command unit
• Requests for resignations go unanswered
• Combine police and sheriff?
• Two injured in separate accidents on W Road
• Progress continues on Cole Park project
• Flu shot clinics set for October
• Council approves budget, change orders for Cole Park
• Two hurt in accidents
• 'A fitting tribute to Wesley'
• Patient volunteers needed
• Going Geek!
• Giltner marks 125th year
• Never forget ... hope!
• I-80 work, take 2
• Council expected to approve reformatted budget
• MCHI plans open house for new ER entrance
• Theater, youth center fundraiser Sept. 17
• Legislative forum set for Sept. 12 at Bremer Center
• Airport to increase levy to allowed limit
• Levy decrease proposed for Giltner school
• Five injured in two accidents
• Giltner primed to celebrate 125th birthday
• Hampton lowers tax levy
• 4R budget bumps tax request by $1M
• Back to School for Aurora - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• New faculty, administration in Hampton
• Giltner 125th celebration Sept. 9-11
• Two accidents, thefts investigated by sheriff’s department last week
• County stands firm on police/sheriff split
• A4DS delays field debut
• City outlines budget priorities
• First human case of West Nile Virus reported in state
• Dog days of summer
• A classic drive-in at Hampton
• Giltner school board to get glimpse of budget
• Hampton staff 'excited' for new school year
• Dozen accidents reported
• Berry contract approved
• Council reviews property purchase
• Lambert welcomes new opportunity in Giltner
• A new head Husky
• A hero returns
• Cruise Night set for Friday in Hampton
• Soldier who died in battle had local ties
• City kicks off budget discussions
• Aurora, Phillips citizens gather for a night out
• Dubas against special session
• Several injured in rash of local accidents
• 4R board awaits valuations, budget changes
• Cheerleading resolution sought
• School bells to ring
• Changes made in 4R’s school bus stop sites
• City continues fight against the bite
• DUI a factor in one of 10 accidents
• Postmaster General pushes for dropping Saturday mail delivery
• City to begin detailed budget, capital improvement planning
• Mayor questions merger plan
• Two injured in accident
• One hot fair!
• Accident on I-80 Wednesday
• Peer leaders play vital role in helping campers SOAR
• Sales tax revenue at $1.95 million
• Fancy Nancy teaches kids vocabulary, manners
• Aurora, Phillips to host National Night Out events
• Rain dampens ball field construction
• Aurorans weigh in debt ceiling debate
• Fair offers 'snapshot of fun'
• Grand prize winner
• Wergin's handiwork coming to county fair
• State Fair quilt has county flair
• National Night Out Aug. 2
• G.I. juveniles detained in connection to burglaries
• Tips on how to beat the heat
• No way to escape the heat
• Berry named city adm
• SOAR marks 20th year
• Five juveniles in custody
• Fourth of July burglaries still under investigation
• In light of economic concerns, Aurora’s base pay stays same
• Hampton seeks higher pay rank
• Giltner approves teacher pay plan
• 12th Street going digital
• Berry named city administrator
• Cheerleading decision stands
• ‘A life-changing experience’
• Flags a fitting hobby for patriotic Korean War vet
• T&L Convenience robbed on Fourth of July
• RECREATION EVOLUTION
• Hamilton County Fair entertainment line-up planned for July 28-31
• Local riders help escort Vietnam memorial
• Minister rides to raise money for Make-A-Wish
• Applications for HCF grants due by July 15 deadline
• One injured in rollover accident on country road
• Civil War monument rededicated on Fourth
• City staff beginning work on new fiscal budget
• County briefed on river
• County briefed on river
• Photo contest deadline July 1
• Civil War monument to be rededicated
• Phillips, Schaffert into Alumni Hall of Fame
• Four accidents involve deer
• Fireworks displays set
• Chautauqua draws 1,200
• Record numbers
• FDR on Chautauqua stage
• Chautauqua stage is set
• Efforts under way to revive valued CmPS program in Aurora schools
• Hordville may lose its post office
• Four vying for city administrator
• Chautauqua like trip back in time
• A’ROR’N Days to have 30s feel
• Tornadoes rip through area
• A narrow escape
• Former mayor asks county to let police stay put
• Schertz crosses Marquette visit off bucket list
• City administrator search narrowed
• School board: No golf next year in Giltner
• Chautauqua made Aurora debut in 1908
• Hampton board fills 2 vacant positions
• Fees to ride being considered for 4R’s in-town bus service
• 4R board delays decision on cheerleading request
• Marquette debuts Alumni Day
• Marquette community event planned Saturday
• All Stars, CATCH Kids Club programs open to area kids
• Teachers, students kick up heels in unique fundraiser
• Town hall meeting June 14 for park trail
• Deer cause $16,000 damage in 7 accidents
• Local Relay for Life event all about hope
• I-80 overpass work delayed
• MCC open house Sunday
• A 'feel-good' weekend in Hampton
• Eloe Award goes to band teacher
• One injured in two-vehicle accident
• Area soldiers deploy for Afghanistan
• City council approves Cole Park trail bid
• Farmers Valley a final resting place for county pioneers
• Higher gas prices have little impact on Memorial Day weekend travel
• Seeking future growth, city OKs $2.8M project
• Relay For Life features
• Booster Days this weekend
• A day of remembrance
• Accident on 1st & A
• Dancing with Teachers event June 3
• Josh Klute is the man behind a field of dreams
• Running Club begins Wednesday
• Parkview Pool to open Friday
• Booster Days coming to Hampton June 4-5
• One injured in vehicle rollover Sunday
• City administrator job draws 25+ applicants
• Memorial Day services Monday
• Dubas applauds CIR changes
• Retailers: Local stores key part of community ecosystem
• City eyes land purchase
• Search is on for city administrator
• City to negotiate for office space
• Relay for Life event June 3-4
• 'All the Kings Men' review part of Chautauqua preview
• Polt to coach volleyball again
• Can Care-A-Van plans June 10 stop
• NSP finds meth in I-80 stop
• Area spared from storm
• Hampton graduates 12 seniors
• One final farewell
• No damage reported
• ATV rollover sends one to hospital
• Hampton graduation Saturday
• High Plains graduation Saturday
• Alcohol sales checks net five violations
• Aurora graduation Sunday
• Consumers: Price a leading factor in where to shop
• 4R may cut in-town busing
• Courthouse roof leaking
• Hoegh resigns as principal
• Hampton voters approve tax levy override
• Brett Kuhn finds calling at Munroe-Meyer Institute
• Giltner bucks trend with 1.85 pull factor
• Hordville alumni banquet May 28
• Extensive damage in Thursday semi wreck
• Trail bids could put park cost over $1M
• ‘Pull factor’ reflects area’s retail leakage
• Hampton patrons to decide override
• Giltner grads turn the page
• Locals react to news of bin Laden's death
• Cole Park price tag expands with plan
• Shining Star
• True life: I have senioritis
• Work continuing at A4DS ball complex
• National Day of Prayer events May 5 in county
• Three accidents investigated in city limits
• Officials warn of social hosting law’s strict consequences
• Music concerts planned
• 4R cuts announced
• County wants police out
• Construction planned on overpass
• Construction planned on overpass
• Fixing fire damage a ‘work in progress’
• Surprise! Snowfall nothing new for April
• Spirited debates anticipated in final days of session
• Damage extensive in I-80 collision
• Con-way Freight expanding
• Schools take major hit in state aid
• Ballots mailed for Hampton election
• Preissler buys back rare Ford, has it restored
• Wreck totals vehicle, driver uninjured
• Film review, iconic photo image session part of Chautauqua series
• Aurora school fills teaching positions, rehashes budget
• Foundation grant deadline April 15
• Aurora ‘proactive’ in growing non-farm jobs
• No action taken on moving Aurora PD
• Final Q&A on Hampton override
• Valuation hike shifts burden to ag land
• 4R board scrambling to cover $1.36M drop in state aid
• 4R to discuss budget
• Veggies, fruit mainstays for health challenge champ
• MCC sale nets nearly $200K
• Relay for Life raising funds
• Damage heavy in 2 accidents
• Aurora water/sewer rate hike suggested
• Gettin' down with Mama Goose
• Forum offers info on Hampton's levy override plan
• Commuters outnumber local workers
• Aventine targets August start
• Special 4R meeting planned
• And the winner is ...
• UNL studies where Aurorans get their info
• Sales tax receipts top $1.7M
• Missing man found
• Cause of fire unknown
• Seussical the musical
• Winds stir up grass fire
• Ashland-Greenwood names new supt
• 4R superintendent contract approved
• Census: City up, county down
• McDonald named 4R supt
• Herzberg a finalist for Ashland position
• City looking to tap public funds for proposed sewer service extension
• Marijuana seized in traffic stops
• Tracking economic trends
• Local internet speed could double
• Ag land prices soar
• Override vote in Hampton
• NSP seizes 641 lbs of marijuana
• Giltner names 5 finalists
• Hearts for Jesus tops $25,000
• ‘Grapes of Wrath’ film review first of many Chautauqua events
• Deadline nears for HCF scholarships
• ‘Seussical’ the musical rehearsals under way
• Giltner rejects CRC app
• Clarification
• Amateur photo contest deadline July 1
• Dubas’ pipeline bill one of three discussed at lengthy hearing
• Lackore ‘excited’ to serve on council
• Finalists named for 4R
• 'Welcome to Aurora'
• Husker Hoops
• Eight apply for Giltner school’s superintendent job vacancy
• Council approves wastewater expansion
• 4R search draws 26
• Hampton board votes to expand CRC; accepts apology
• Home Show a hit
• Hampton to seek override
• Weather contributes to two I-80 wrecks
• ‘Grapes of Wrath’ film reviewfirst of many Chautauqua events
• Stolen vehicle recovered in G.I.
• Dietitian says keep it simple
• Home show nearing sellout
• Together, forever and ever
• Child's play caused fire
• Nutrition program tonight
• Call centers to close
• 4R assessment meeting reset
• Hampton Lutheran School students relate scientific experiments to God’s creation
• Nashville singer to perform Aurora house concert Feb. 7
• Home and Garden Show Feb. 12-13
• Sheriff’s office reins in grants
• Winter weather contributes to wrecks
• Grant projects ready for design
• Tournament draws 2,300
• Winter's big chill
• Nutrition program postponed
• Task force backs levy override
• Nutrition program Monday
• Community to weigh in on search for superintendent
• School menus face change
• 4R staff cuts continue
• Historical Society elects 4 new board members
• College application process goes paperless
• All grown up and ready to graduate
• Bribery pays off in Hampton chili contest
• GADC slow-cooks some chili fun
• Vandalism at Hampton churches
• Icy roads cause accidents
• Museum volunteers build displays, friendship
• Poppert taking new challenge
• VanHousen fills vacant seat
• Bair to retire in June
• Arrests made in Christmas burglary
• 'Not much excess' in Hampton
• Weigh in for health challenge
• Budget debate looming
• Students sought for Europe trip
• ‘A Night in Bethlehem’ event continues to grow
• Obesity a common thread of concern in health study
• Top 10 stories of 2010
• Accidents reported near Christmas
• Candle started house fire
• Chautauqua planning begins
• Happy Birthday Jesus
• Training the rookie firefighters
• Mailing deadlines fast approaching
• Ducks Unlimited fundraiser
• Hampton school still looking for candidates for open seat
• Aurora council faces vacant seat
• Patrol seizes marijuana in separate stops
• Study examines how rural residents make decisions
• Hampton EFP task force creating school ‘wish list’
• No sales tax projects on horizon
• Bed bugs pose risk
• Concert season
• Sales tax board accepts expenses
• Sales tax board to review expenses
• State can't change pipeline route
• Forum: 'Tighten your belts'
• New Aurora Christmas ornament features former county museum
• Three vehicles involved in Sunday accident
• Santa to visit Hampton Monday
• Sales tax total tops $1.5M
• Aurora man dies in accident
• Aurora targeting data center
• MCHI faces cost overrun
• Santa makes Aurora stop
• Hampton school seeks road map
• B Strong epitomizes ‘serving others’ in Thanksgiving feast
• One act, then stage left
• A4DS thanks donors
• Santa in Aurora Friday
• 4R bed bug warning
• TransCanada holds Q&A
• Aventine plant nearly done
• TransCanada holding public meeting
• Volunteers putting Aurora in holiday mood
• New city comp plan approved
• Fans loyal to the core
• Power park nets $705K
• Giltner UNMC celebrates 50th anniversary
• One-act play theater Monday
• Music students make all-state groups
• B Strong plans Thanksgiving dinner
• Giltner native first to build in new subdivision
• Aurora/Crete ticket info
• Hampton in search of new school board member
• ‘Saying Good-bye’ defined Marissa Campbell’s summer
• Chautauqua presenters announced
• Recreation task force to thank donors to project
• Museum looks ahead to Christmas season events
• School buys home, lots at auction
• Museum’s war cases a reminder of veterans service to country
• Hampton mobile lab gives district high-tech flexibility
• Final election results
• Deer cause six accidents in county
• Art Farm display reflects impact of rural landscape
• Hawks honor assembly honors high achievers
• Penners debut new PAC
• Annexation, grants on city's agenda
• Andersen wins county seat
• Voter turnout at 47 percent
• 4R incumbents retain seats
• Report card gets mixed reviews
• Carving fun at Scare the Square
• Consumer demand prompts fiber optic expansion
• Election to delay ANR publication
• Art Harvest set for this weekend at Art Farm
• Hampton planning Halloween parade, costume party, dance
• Hamilton County now part of statewide wireless radio network
• Go, fight, win...yeah cheerleaders!
• Forty years and counting
• Five contested races on ballot
• Former Hampton Supt. dies
• Aurora graduate cast in faith-based feature film
• 'Success breeds success'
• Thiele named top NSCA administrator
• Chautauqua event coming to Aurora
• Aurora instruction strategy change promotes a heavy dose of reading
• Brosman files as write-in candidate
• Jacobs to lead Army’s Jazz Guardians on area tour
• Five deer accidents add tomotor vehicle damage total
• Amendments 1 and 2
• Hoedown boosts Edgerton mission
• Hampton school forming local task force
• Planners approve ball complex permit
• Texas man busted for 145 pounds of marijuana
• Giltner students strive for improved reading scores
• Aurora school modifies language on absenteeism
• Scrap Pink to benefit cancer funds
• Aurora’s own roller derby queen
• Sanger’s first car undergoes complete restoration ...twice
• Hampton Homecoming
• Monroe church has new pastor
• Halloween fun night Oct. 23
• HCF grant applications due
• Aventine targets spring start-up
• Marching Huskies superior, again
• Aurora track resurfaced
• Rash of wrecks investigated
• PAC to open soon
• NPPD seeks right-of-way on TransCanada project
• Jamie Dick UNL queen
• Accidents keep police busy
• Local bands in Harvest of Harmony
• Marijuana founds in I-80 stop
• 'Best seat in the house'
• Runway under repair
• Huskies 'dig pink'
• Jamie Dick a UNL homecoming finalist
• Leadership Nebraska applications due
• Robin Estates opens doors
• County frugal on spending
• 60 mph winds cause damage
• Construction could start soon on ball fields
• City approves 2010-11 budget
• VeraSun letters demand response
• Bish, Larson both Harvest of Harmony Pageant candidates
• Two injured in Friday wreck
• New band uniforms
• Hunnicutt suspends campaign
• Hampton in final year of override
• 4R board OKs lean budget
• Homecoming at AHS
• Budget expected to dominate legislative session
• Giltner school approves budget
• College and Career Day at AHS
• A Big Red tailgaiting tradition
• Patriotism on parade
• City lowers tax levy
• Volunteer day at State Fair
• Schools report ACT scores
• Ballfield decision delayed
• AutumnFest in Giltner
• Explorit Center to host event
• Aurora vying for Chautauqua
• Third welcome Aurora sign proposed
• City denies noise variance
• Hospital breaks ground
• State Fair debuts in G.I.
• MCHI moves emergency entrance
• Car-bicyle accident reported
• Enrollment totals mixed
• A4DS to release plans
• Hamilton part of NebraskaLink
• Big Red fever
• Minor injuries in two-vehicle accidents
• Eight West Nile cases confirmed
• No action taken on future parks projects
• Hampton church to celebrate 100th
• Four accidents investigated
• Turkey federation plans banquet
• Registration open for CCC learning centers
• Legislative forum Sept. 13
• Park projects on agenda
• Valasek to seek noise variance
• Rain ends heat wave
• Kindergarten kiss
• Minor damage in 3 accidents
• School board takes early look at ‘lean’ budget for 2010-11
• Graham stepping down at senior center
• Marching Huskies tune for '10
• Kiewit grant boosts project
• School bells to ring
• City dedicates splash pad
• Hey neighbor, let's spend a night out
• Aurora graduate’s career takes dramatic turn
• Hampton preparing for start of school
• Cross-country rider visits Aurora friend
• A big splash in Cole Park
• Giltner’s AutumnFest celebration on Sept. 11
• First West Nile cases reported to Nebraska Department HHS
• Ground broken for Hope Training Center
• Filing deadline on Monday
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