A full slate of action was taken by the Sutton City Council during its regular monthly meeting held Monday, Jan. 11. Council members, following the passage of the monthly consent agenda, where bills and treasurer’s reports were approved, gave the approval of $3,100 to services rendered to JEO Consulting for the Sutton East Ash Street sewer extension project. 

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The Sutton Chamber Annual Meeting has been set for Monday, Jan. 18, at the Sutton Legion. Social hour will run from 6-7 p.m., with a broasted chicken  dinner to follow at 7 p.m. The meal cost $12 per person. 

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Todd Nuss was reappointed as the County Board of Supervisors’ chairman, while Ivan Fintel was also reappointed as the vicechairman of the board, during their Jan. 12, meeting. Board members Fintel, Eric Samuelson, Mike Anderson, Gerald Schmidt, Gary Johnson, Dick Shaw, Nuss and clerk Deb Karnatz approved and appointed various items on their agenda. 

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The same great service and same friendly people customers have come to expect of the former Oregon Trail Equipment in Fairfield will still be there when they walk through the door.

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Fresh off their championship at the Freeman Holiday Tournament, the Sutton Mustangs looked to extend the winning streak that they had put together with games against Centura and Centennial. 

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With the much needed win over Centura under their belt, Sutton entertained the once beaten Bruning-Davenport/ Shickley girls Jan. 7, controlling the Lady Eagles to earn a huge 46-27 win. Friday night would send Sutton back into Southern Nebraska Conference play, where the Fillies earned a 27-point, 47-20 win over the Lady Broncos, improving the Fillies to 9-3. 

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by Ashley Swanson

We always ask kids, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Most of the time, it’s a firefighter, police officer, and sometimes a race car driver. What if, instead, we asked kids, “What do you want to change in the world?” This question got me thinking once I had read it. 

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