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- THS girls soccer beats Ward, reaches regional final
- Chieftains to host Piper Friday
- May 16, 2012
- The Tonganoxie High girls soccer team carried its recent success into the postseason, handing Bishop Ward an 8-1 defeat in Tuesday’s regional opener.
- Neighbors: Ashley Crane
- May 16, 2012
- This week’s Neighbor is Ashley Crane, assistant vice president/bank manager at First State Bank and Trust in Basehor.
- A step back in time: Bonner business creates WWI ‘toy’
- May 16, 2012
- At first glance, it might look like Bonner Springs resident Steve Allen gets to play with toys all day.
- Record flock: BLHS Class of 2012 contains 6 Eagle Scouts
- May 16, 2012
- They could have quit after the little-kid games turned into tests and merit badges. A lot of them do, Sam Fahrenkrug says.
- Bulldog softball comes up short in quest for state bid
- May 16, 2012
- After falling behind Silver Lake by seven runs in the regional finals, McLouth High could have thrown in the towel. However, that’s just not the Bulldogs’ style.
- MHS baseball season ends with loss to Wellsville
- May 16, 2012
- The McLouth High baseball team got the start it was looking for, but couldn’t quite seal the deal in a 7-6 loss to second-seeded Wellsville Tuesday in regional semifinal action at Riverside High School.
- Food: Steamed hake packs in the flavor
- May 16, 2012 in print edition on A11
- Admittedly, steamed fish doesn’t exactly scream mouthwatering. But what it lacks in excitement it more than makes up for in health cred.
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Point of View
What’s the best way to spend a snow day?
Shovel your driveway and paths, check neighbors’ driveways and then grab all your closest little ones and find the biggest sledding hill. Snowmen also are a must. Snow days are a great time to catch up on missed shows and much-needed rest. I love snowdays, they haven’t changed one bit even as an adult, although I am sure not all working adults can say that, but I am happy I can. I was excited to see the snowmen and other snow sculptures throughout the Lawrence and Kansas City metro areas.
