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Sidney chooses new insurance policy (opens the original)
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The City of Sidney will have a new insurance company handling its property and casualty insurance thanks to a decision made during its city council meeting Sept. 22. Sarah Sinnett with Plummer Insurance offered the city two different options for its continued insurance plans. One was to stay with Employer’s Mutual Company, who has been providing the city with insurance for 28 years, according to Sinnett. The other option, which the council chose, was to switch to Travelers Property and Casualty
New EDC contracted with city and county (opens the original)
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The city and the county officially signed contracts with the Cheyenne County Economic Development Corporation, formerly Energizing Entrepreneurial Ecosystems (E3) during their respective meetings Sept. 22 and Sept. 21, marking a change in how both bodies handle economic development. The corporation has been in development for almost a year now, with the former E3 holding public forums to receive feedback from the community and meeting with local city and county representatives to discuss contrac
Foster closet impacts local children (opens the original)
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The Foster Care Closet toured through Sidney Sept. 25, making a stop at the Sidney Elks Lodge 1894 to hand out new clothes for foster children in the area. Leigh Esau is the founder of the closet, which she started in 2006 based on her own experience both in and outside of foster care. “Kids continue to show up with just what they’re wearing, when they’re first removed,” Esau said. “And oftentimes, the support that’s needed to be able to help youth who are in care get basic needs met, oftentimes
Second chapter of The Most Excellent Way opens in Sidney (opens the original)
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Anew church group has quietly begun meeting in Sidney every Tuesday night to help recovering addicts stay on the right path. The group, called The Most Excellent Way, meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Cavalry Baptist Church in Sidney. Daryl Estes is one of the meeting leaders; the other is Bryce Briggs. The group’s director is Pastor Dan Pennington of the same church. “Trying to figure out a way to get back to where we really want to be,” Estes said. “It’s a God-sized task.”
Sidney stands against suicide (opens the original)
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Step by step, Sidney residents and more poured their efforts into running and walking for a cause during the Suicide Awareness 5K Sept. 19 as they marched across Sidney’s hiking trails to show their support. This annual event is sponsored by the local non-profit group Be Here, whose purpose is to educate and advocate for mental health in the community. As part of these efforts, they hold the run every third Saturday of September, giving everyone in the community the chance to walk or run for the
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