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Last
Saturday Darlene Wick was the center of attention as she was honored at
a party at Friendship Manor. Wick is recently retired from
the IOOF Management Corp., the part of the Odd Fellows that manages
Friendship Manor as well as other Odd Fellows living centers in
Illinois. Before the party she sat down with LDN reporter Curt Fox
and shared with him her history with the Odd Fellows in general and
specifically recounted memories of her life as the matron of the Lincoln IOOF Children's Home. Be sure to read the full story in today's
edition.
Photo by Nila Smith
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This
file photo from Jan. 8, 1997, shows a remote camera for the Los Angeles Department of
Transportation overseeing the traffic flow on the corner of Wilshire and Veteran
in the Westwood area of Los Angeles. In small towns and big cities, police and
politicians are pointing to the surveillance video that was key to identifying
the Boston Marathon bombing suspects as a reason to bolster their own networks
and get more electronic eyes on their streets. In Los Angeles, a councilman
wants police to broaden their network by giving them access to traffic cameras
used to monitor the flow of cars on the road.
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CLOSE UP:
May 2
Darlene Wick, writing club, blood drives, LCHS
exhibit at Lincoln Art Institute, DaVita gift to
Community Action, Hartem Alumni Banquet, Woman's
Club convention, Relay For Life luminaria, Brenda
McCabe, Route 66 weekend June 7-9, square dance
lessons, Atlanta Rt. 66 Cruise-In, Pleasant Valley
meeting postponed, Walk MS,
landfill hours, HSLC garage sale donations
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National
 May
Day rally turns violent in Seattle
Politics,
Government & Elections
 Obama
to pitch immigration overhaul in Mexican trip
Promises, Promises:
Obama's
IOUs start coming due
Obama to tap Pritzker, Froman
for economic jobs
Promises, Promises:
Obama $4T
deficit cut plan
Biden: Abused women fear being
raped by the system
FBI seeks data on 3 in
Benghazi attack
Congressman, former lobbyist
get housing, FCC nods
International
 Bangladesh
building collapse toll rises to 430
ODD & Extraordinary
 Pink
Floyd poser arrested for theft by swindle
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