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Troopers wrap up Operation Safe Driver Week, results

Nebraska State Troopers have completed Operation Safe Driver Week, resulting in dozens of citations for excessive speeding and more than 20 arrests for impaired driving. Operation Safe Driver Week is an annual campaign, coordinated by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA.
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Regier buys Korner 9 in Hampton

60 Years Ago – 1960 Harold Zastrow of Sheboygen, Wis., will be installed as the new school principal and upper grades teacher of St. Peter’s Lutheran School at Hampton during the regular morning worship service next Sunday.
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RECORD

Hamilton County Traffic Docket Tina M. Hempel, Grand Island, no proof of ownership, fined $50. Edgar A. Talamantes, Edgar A. Talamantes, Grand Island, Count 1 -- speeding 78/65, fined $75; Count 2 -- no operator’s license, fined $75. Hamilton County Speeding Docket Llohan S.
Construction continues

Construction continues

Construction continues

According to Supt. Jody Phillips, construction on the new additions to the 4R campus is running on schedule. Above: With the main form of the new band/vocal music classroom spaces coming together, Phillips noted that the next steps would include bricking the exterior.
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Troopers arrest driver, pursuit tops 155 mph

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) arrested a Utah man following a pursuit on Interstate 80 Monday evening. The pursuit began in York County and ended in Grand Island. At approximately 8 p.m.
Aurora native Jody Phillips has returned to Aurora with his wife and children to assume the role as the 4R district’s new Superintendent of Schools. News-Register/Cheyenne Rowe

Aurora native Jody Phillips has returned to Aurora with his wife and children to assume the role as the 4R district’s new Superintendent of Schools. News-Register/Cheyenne Rowe

‘It’s good to be back’

Ambitious, hopeful and ready to take on this new school year -- no matter how unique -- the main focus for new Aurora Supt. Jody Phillips is to do the best job he possibly can, all while paying homage to his Husky roots. “It’s good to be back in the place that helped make me who I am,” he said.