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A’ROR’N Days ready to roll

A blend of old favorites and a couple of first-time events are on tap for the 24th annual A’ROR’N Days community celebration, which begins Thursday and continues through Sunday.
A complete list of activities is available in the attached link.
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Manor reports posted

Complete digital copies of the Hamilton Manor ad hoc committee’s findings, as well as the Hamilton Manor Board of Directors’ outline of solutions to address the immediate and short-term needs of the Manor, are available through these links.

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Wednesday, June 19, 2013

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Golfers compete at state

Huskies medal at state

Regional teams at State Track

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What do you most look forward to at A'ROR'N Days?

	Alumni reunion
	Grand parade
	Family night
	A little bit of everything

Marching Huskies battle heat in band camp

The Aurora High School Marching Huskies and band directors Dan Sodomka and Kate Metzger battled the heat and humidity during five days of summer band camp as they prepare for their half-time show during the Aurora football team’s home opener Aug. 24 and the upcoming marching band season.

This year’s theme, "The Wizard of Oz Meets The Wiz," includes some very recognizable music accompanied by a complicated marching routine.

For a short video of the final day of band camp click on the following link:

http://youtu.be/lDeqiA5o8h8

Third place finish

The Aurora Legion Seniors fell to Omaha Roncalli 5-2 Wednesday night in Wahoo, ending their bid for a first-ever state championship.

The Big Red posted a 1-0 lead early, but fell behind 2-1 in the third and couldn't mount a comeback bid. Omaha Roncalli advanced to the title game, where they lost 5-1 to Gering, ending the Class B state tourament.

For complete tournament coverage, see next week's print or e-editions.

Fair has 'wow' factor

"Wow!"

That pretty much summed up the Hamilton County Ag Society’s assessment of this year’s county fair.

The ‘wow!’ could have been directed at the quality of livestock and exhibitors, the quality of the midway, the packed commercial booth area, the new grounds entertainment or the weather -- all were deserving if you listened to judges and fair-goers.

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