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            [December 30, 2013]      Send a link to a friend 
			Pictures from LDN archives | 
          
            |  April — The Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of 
			Commerce retired their beloved watermelon car (at left) to a very 
			worthy cause. The car, which is pretty much worn out, was given to 
			the Lincoln Fire Department. The department plans to use the vehicle 
			in an educational demonstration for high school students and at the 
			same time give their firefighters experience with using the tools 
			needed to extricate a victim from a crashed car.
 |  May — Assistant Street and Alley 
			Superintendent Russell Wright holds up one of the winning posters 
			from the annual Arbor Day coloring contest.
 
			
			 May — Alderwomen Kathy Horn, far left, and Jonie Tibbs, far right, 
			assist with planting a tree in honor of the city of Lincoln being a 
			National Arbor Day Foundation Tree City USA.
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            |  May — Logan County Circuit Clerk Mary Kelley crosses the finish 
			line at the Open Arms Christian Fellowship Family Fun Day 5K.
 
 |  May — Logan County Board member Gene Rohlfs, center, prepares to enjoy a meal at the annual Memorial Day 
			celebration at Lincoln American Legion Post 263.
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            |  June — Among the many volunteers who helped guide the runners along 
			their path at the Cruise into Main Street 5K run 
			was Mayor Keith Snyder.
 |  June — Main Street Lincoln Executive Director 
			Bill Hoagland, left, and board member Tracy Welch are pleased 
			with the turnout for Lincoln's first-ever Cruise into Main Street 5K.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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			 June — Logan 
			County Board member and Main Street liaison Andy Anderson was also 
			on hand volunteering for the event.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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			 June — Past, 
			present and future mayors of the city of Lincoln: John Guzzardo, 
			Keith Snyder and J.T. Guzzardo.
 
 Taken at the Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of Commerce 100th 
			anniversary celebration.
 
   
			Click here to go to Album 
			3.
 
 
 
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