Newsletter 11-30-2022

 

 

 

 

Yoga in the Gym tonight!

 

 

Food Bank will be here next Wednesday!

 

 

Some great information. Thanks Corinne Zahn for sharing this:

For your use, distribution, and situational awareness, as we enter into the winter season, this a reminder that financial assistance for utilities and heating bills is available through Nebraska DHHS’ Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP):  Energy Assistance (LIHEAP)  //  Need Help With Your Energy Bills? | The LIHEAP Clearinghouse (hhs.gov)

Also, the United Way of the Midlands (www.ne211.org // United Way of the Midlands | Facebook // @nebraska_211 / Twitter) is collecting information on Thanksgiving and Holiday programs happening in local communities around Nebraska, and it’s all available at any time, here: https://search.ne211.org/search?query=PH-2950&query_label=Holiday+Programs&query_type=taxonomy&query_language=en   Just put in a zip code, select the correct area from the prompt, and click search.  The results can include gift programs as well as holiday food. The 211 Nebraska app also has the same info in a slightly different interface; look under Family – Holiday Programs.  You can also call 211 any time or text your zip code to 898211 and they will help find food, holiday resources, or anything else in your area.

Additionally, Nebraska DOT facilitates the 511 platform (online and through mobile apps) which has information on roadway conditions and a snowplow tracker: Nebraska 511 - Traveler Information

Finally, the National Weather Service, Ready.gov, and many others have information on winter preparedness for individuals, families, and more:

Winter Weather | Ready.gov  //  Preparing for a Winter Storm|Winter Weather (cdc.gov)

Winter Preparedness (weather.gov)  //  Winter Weather Preparedness

 

 

 

Congratulations to Dean & Jodie (West) Valish on becoming grandparents for the first time - a baby boy! Can't wait for pictures!

 

 

Thanks to these additional All Fund Drive contributors: Dean & Peggy Luff, Easter & Assoc., Robert & Patty Engelbrecht, Arlin & Nina Jean Rohlfs, Karin Keyes Tesch, Cheryl Doeden, Bob & Barb Wilhelm, Brad & Kristi Buller, Countryside Bank, Larry & Rose Halvorsen, Brandt, Horan, Hallstrom & Stilmock, Linda Liesemeyer, Mark Enenbach, Keith & Sandi Kimbell, Reinke Acres, LZ Farms, Toni Wieneke, Darin Ziemann, Charles & Diane Genuchi, John Moss, Lois Watermeier, Robert & Barb Brandt, and Todd & Corinne Zahn. You help make Unadilla the "Good Life"!

 

 

 

What was Christmas like when you were a kid? Please share your favorite story with us. YOU can decide if it's to be published or not. We would also like to add them to the family histories in our Resource Room.

Christmas lights and decorations are going up around town and really gets folks in the mood. We will be sharing photos here, beginning next week.

 

 

 

Continued get well wishes to everyone who has been ill, whether Covid or other health problems.

 

 

 

 

 

When I was growing up it was always Ford vs. Chevy. To make a long story short, when Bob took his 2010 Ford truck to Dan's because it was having trouble starting, they discovered it still had the original battery in it! Wow! Need I say anything more!!!

 

 

 

Don't know where this came from, but would sure like to have the whole thing. Can you believe we haven't had school in town since the spring of 2006?

 

 

The Unadilla Area Foundation will meet at the Duncan Building on Dec. 5, at 6:00 p.m.

Mal's will be sponsoring the fund raiser for all Groundhog candidates on Dec. 5, at 7:00 p.m.

The candidates are: Turner Moore, Tyler Berner, Dylan Bartling, Mike Weyers, Randy Brehm, Carrie Hopp Bischoff, Emily Moss Rumery, Alex Landwehr Lamb, Shelby Hageman Wallen, and Michelle Zoller.

Please join us! Monitor this website and the Unadilla Bill Facenbook page for updates on all Groundhog Day information.

"Believe in the Shadow"

 

 

The Village has been having repairs done on sidewalks and curbs. The corner by Jane Lewis' looks great!

 

 

 

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

 

12-1   Jodie West Valish

12-2   Jeremy Royal

12-6   Perry Stoner

 

 

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

 

Friday, 12-1-1922, The Otoe Union:

The Otoe County Corn Show was held December 6th and 7th in Syracuse and was open to all residents of Otoe County. Leslie Luff lost a big hay and stock barn to fire. The L.H. Judkins Company filed for Articles of Incorporation. The business would be "purchasing, handling, and selling of lumber, coal, paint, building materials, and other items."

 

 

 

 

Kristen & Brian Walters

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Syracuse Thrift Store

 

 

 

 

 

 

New this year, you can dress up in a nativity costume for a photo. 

 

Music in the Big Barn with Pete.

 

 

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS