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Edible garden at Lincoln Trail becomes a reality
Does your son know what a carrot, still warm from the Earth from where it was just pulled, tastes like?…
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Carol Allen takes final bow as MSHS Drama director
Mary Poppins, the musical, is the story of a nanny who enters a household and takes the children on many…
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MSHS first high school in Central Illinois to receive Mary Poppins performance rights
This weekend’s production of the musical, Mary Poppins, promises to be the most extravagant show ever performed in the Mahomet-Seymour…
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Learning to Play on the Playground
Like most Kindergarteners, Isabel Massung has had enough of inside recess. Even though she said she likes playing housekeeping and…
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Lincoln Trail students enjoy Hands Around the World
Lincoln Trail students dusted off their passports for a globe hopping trip that took them to 22 different countries, but…
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Baughman to retire next week, ready to spend time with grandchildren
“Some days, it’s just managing chaos,” said Barb Baughman, a 22-year veteran of the Mahomet-Seymour School system. And on this…
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Students in Mahomet-Seymour Schools to begin first round of PARCC testing next week
Mahomet-Seymour sixth grade student Jessica Smith has taken a lot of standardized tests during her seven years as a student.…
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MSHS introduces Honors English this year
Freshman and sophomores who wish to undertake more rigorous English classes at Mahomet Seymour High School have had the opportunity…
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Allen recalls time at IGA as he approaches retirement; IGA to celebrate him Thursday
Family is very important to Mahomet resident Chuck Allen. He has his wife and three grown children all in the…
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Bridle Brook residents sell holiday crafts to raise money for activities
Marilyn Brown, Bridle Brook resident, said she enjoys crafting. It is something she has done all her life. And Mahomet…
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