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    Mail pickup times have changed for the U.S. Postal Service in Aurora.

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    More than 14 months after starting initial design of an aquatic center in Aurora, the city council approved a contractor at a special May 7 meeting.

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Is it a good idea for 4R Supt. Damon McDonald to serve a dual role as head girls basketball coach?
 
Youth hoops galore PDF E-mail

Hundreds of basketball players and fans gathered in Aurora Sunday for phase one of a two-part youth basketball tournament. It was the girls turn Sunday, as approximately 40 teams competed at the PAC, Bremer Center and Aurora Public Schools gymnasiums. Pictured here, volunteer coach Damon McDonald gives tips to his Aurora 6th grade team. Team winners at the various grade levels include: 4th grade, NE Lasers of Lincoln; 5th grade, HSM Hawks of Hastings; 6th grade, NE Force of Lincoln; 7th grade, Lincoln Twisters; 8th grade, Elkhorn.

The action will pick up again Sunday, when the same venues will host 40 boys teams.
 
NU Coliseum appearance PDF E-mail

The Aurora Huskies competed on a bigger stage Friday, facing off against Grand Island Senior High at the NU Coliseum in Lincoln. The Islanders, four-time defending champion in Class A, won the match 67-9. For complete results, as well as a report on Saturday's Aurora dual meet, see this week's print or e-editions.
 
Storm wrestlers in action PDF E-mail

The High Plains wrestling team began its annual stretch of three straight days in action Thursday as they fell 62-16 to Columbus Scotus in a home dual at Clarks. They head to the Gothenburg Duals on Friday and the Mullen Invite on Saturday. Pictured, senior Brandon Burruss prepares to roll a Scotus opponent on his way to a second-period pin.
 
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