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Reflections: Past Memorial Days in Cardington Reading about past Memorial Day observances in Cardington brings memories. Earlier I submitted a few from very early years, but today I am focusing on those within my memory. All of these services were held at the Civil War Monument in Glendale Cemetery. May, 1956 Rev. A. E. Clark, pastor of Salem EUB church gave the address at the May 30, 1956 program. Flower donations to this program were taken by Leonard Benson. Rev. Theodore Partridge gave the i...

BOISE — Former Clearwater County Commissioner Don Ebert had his 15 minutes of fame with the Senate Resources and Environment Committee on Wednesday.

We all like to speculate about the “big one,” whether it’s earthquakes, volcanic eruptions or pandemics. For example, a CNN story begins, “The chances of a global pandemic are growing — and we are all dangerously under prepared.” It reports conclusions by a panel of international health expe… More Headlines

Reflections: Moving from the horse to the automobile KP Click driving a Hupmobile in Cardington about 1912. Reading the history of Cardington village, I find the village moved easily from depending on the horse for transportation to the automobile in 1911-12. The first two cars in the village were owned by Dr. G. Gregory and Dr. Green. Here is the “rest of the story.” It was July 22, 1912, when Jacob A. and Andrew L. Click (father and son) bought the old Shaw Tenement building on West Main...

Read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. the movie review shows burst on the scene in 1970s manned by robert ebert and gene sis kel. better to be up than down. >> this is one of the best films about american life that i have ever seen and i was for three hours i was just totally absorbed by the story of these two families really --. you have so many images in the movies of black intercity characters with guns and drugs and gangs. here are famil...