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L19-633NOTICE OF MEETING Meeting of the Library

Board of the City of Sidney, Nebraska will be held at 4:00 pm October 15, 2019 at the Sidney Public Library. This meeting is open to the public. An agenda for this meeting is available for public inspection at the Library. The agenda is kept continuously current, yet may be modified at the meeting.

Andrew ShermanLibrary Director

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph October 9, 2019]

L19-638NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S

SALEBy virtue of an Order

of Sale and a Decree of Foreclosure entered in the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska, Case No. 8:19CV196, wherein the

United States of America is Plaintiff and Amber G. Heath; and Atlantic Credit & Finance, Inc., are Defendants, I will sell at public auction to the high-est bidder certain property in Cheyenne County, com-monly known as 1510 20th Avenue, Sidney, NE 69162, and legally described as:

Lot Five (5), Block Two (2), Hillview Subdivision to Sidney, Cheyenne County, Nebraska

The sale will take place at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at the east front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse, 1000 10th Avenue, Sidney, NE and will last until bidding is ter-minated. The terms of the sale require at least 10% down with the balance due within 10 days from the date of sale. Payment must be made in United States

currency, or by cashier’s or certified check (cashier’s or certified check preferred).

If you have any ques-tions concerning said prop-erty, contact the USDA – RD Centralized Servicing Center, 4300 Goodfellow Blvd., FC-215 Bldg. 105, St. Louis, MO 63120-1703. Tel: 314-457-4500 and toll free at 1-800-349-5097 Ext. 4500.

Dated this 13th day of September, 2019.

SCOTT KRACL United States MarshalDistrict of Nebraska

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph September 25, October

2,9,16, 2019]

L19-640PUBLIC NOTICEREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

The State of Nebraska, Department of Transportation (NDOT) is issuing this Request for

Proposal (RFP), R306-19, for the purpose of selecting a qualified contractor to provide Janitorial Cleaning Services for NDOT.

Those interested in bidding on this proposal may view the Request for Proposal (RFP) #R306-19 at the Nebraska Department of Transportation website:

https://dot.nebraska.gov/business-center/busi-ness-opp/procure-service-opp/. Copies of the RFP may be obtained from the Nebraska Department of Transportation website.

Written ques-tions are due no later than October 21, 2019, and should be submit-ted via e-mail to [email protected].

Sealed propos-als from contractors must be received in the Nebraska Department of

Transportation, 5001 S. 14th St., or by mail at P.O. Box 94759, Lincoln, NE 68509-4759 on or before November 07, 2019, 3:00 P.M. CDT at which time the opening of the propos-als will be publicly opened and the contractors will be announced.

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph September 25, October

2,9, 2019]

L19-643NOTICE

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKAEstate of Willis C. Lenz,

DeceasedEstate No. PR19-42Notice is hereby given

that, on September 19, 2019, in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, John W. White, whose address is 2469 Canterbury Lane, Sidney, Nebraska 69162, was

appointed by the Court as Personal Representative of the Estate.

Creditors of this Estate must file their claims with this Court on or before November 26, 2019, or be forever barred.

Lori BartlingClerk of the County

Court1000 10th AvenueSidney, Nebraska 69162Steven F. Mattoon,

NSBA No. 15110Matzke, Mattoon,

Martens & Strommen, LLCP. O. Box 316Sidney, Nebraska

69162-0316(308) 254-5595

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph September 25,October

2,9, 2019] L19-644

NoticeIn the County Court

of Cheyenne County, Nebraska

continued on 5B

WOULD YOU LIKE TO GET INVOLVED IN CITY GOVERNMENT?

The City of Sidney is accepting applications for these VOLUNTEER Boards:

HOUSING AUTHORITY • Responsible for administration of Sioux Villa and

Western Heritage. • Appointed by City Council for a five-year term. • Must live in City limits.

HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD • Responsible for the designation and preservation of

buildings representing the heritage of the City. • Appointed by the City Manager with confirmation by

the City Council for a 3-year term. • Must own a building within the expanded historic

district. Contact Melissa Norgard at 254-8455 for more info.

See www.cityofsidney.org under “How Do I” for application

or pick up at the City Offices, 1115 13th Avenue, Sidney

(308) 254-7002

DEADLINE: 10/11 at 5 p.m.

Applications will be accepted at any time for all Board vacancies that may occur.

The Cheyenne County Sheriff’s Office, an EOE employer, is accepting applications for a full time Deputy Jailer. This position is for the night shift, 6pm to 6am. Benefits include: paid holidays, paid vacation, uniforms,

duty equipment and medical insurance.

All applicants must pass a background investigation, be 19 years of age or over, a US citizen, have a high school diploma or GED, possess a valid driver’s license, be of high moral character and be public oriented (people skills). NO felony, or serious misdemeanor convictions and be able to obtain jail certification within one year of employment. Must demonstrate personal accountability, ethics and integrity. Be family oriented, have a team mindset and community driven.

This position is subject to veteran preference in accordance with state law. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), applicants with disabilities are encouraged to request necessary accommodations in the application process. ADA inquiries should be directed to Paul B. Schaub, Cheyenne County Attorney, 920 Jackson Street, P. O. Box 217, Sidney, NE 69162, phone (308) 254-6060.

Please mail, email, or deliver a cover letter and resume by 4:00 pm on October 21, 2019 to:Adam E. Frerichs, Cheyenne County Sheriff1000 10th Avenue, P. O. Box 75, Sidney, NE [email protected]

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MULTIPLE JOB OPENINGS

NRC is looking for Enthusiastic, Ambitious candidates with a strong drive for SUCCESS!

LPNs, C.N.A/Med Aides positions open!Evenings Available and RN’s needed for nights

and weekends! Must be flexible, caring andwilling to expand your knowledge!

NRC is an EEOC.To apply, stop by 2100 Circle Dr, Scottsbluff

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NRC-203442372050/

INVITATION FOR BIDSVillage of Lodgepole, NE

The Village of Lodgepole, NE is seeking bids

to repair damaged roofs to Village of Lodgepole property damaged from the hail storm in July 2019. A list of all buildings with loss description is available upon request. Site visits &/or more information may be coordinated through Rita Bartling, Village of Lodgepole Clerk at 814 Sheldon Street or calling (308) 483-5353

The Village of Lodgepole will receive and review the bids and reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive informalities in bids submitted.

Bids will be accepted until noon on October 30, 2019 at Village of Lodgepole, 814 Sheldon Street, PO Box 266, Lodgepole, NE 69149.

The Owner is an equal opportunity employer and requires all contractors and consultants to

comply with all applicable Federal and State laws and regulations.

Rita BartlingVillage of Lodgepole Clerk/Treasurer

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To place your listings in our affordable Classified section contact Dana for

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Wednesday, October 9, 2019 – 5Blegals

suntelegraph.com

Estate of LILLIAN B. SHARMAN, Deceased

Estate No. PR19-14Notice is hereby given

that a final account and report of administra-tion and a Petition for Complete Settlement and Determination of Inheritance Tax have been filed and are set for hear-ing in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, located at 1000 10th Avenue, Sidney, Nebraska, on October 15, 2019, at or after 1:30 o’clock P.M.

/s/ Donald L. Sharman /s/Gary W. Sharman

Donald L. Sharman Gary W. Sharman

C o - P e r s o n a l R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s /Petitioners Co-Personal R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s /Petitioners

2207 Road 139 2829 Timber Edge Dr.

Lodgepole, NE 69149 Columbus, NE 68601

Thomas M. Sonntag, NSBA #13943

Sonntag, Goodwin & Leef, P.C.

1212 Jackson StreetP.O. Box 299Sidney, NE 69162(308) 254-4559


2,9, 2019] L19-651

NOTICEIN THE COUNTY COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKAEstate of Billy D. Rush,

DeceasedEstate No. PR19-16Notice is hereby given

that a final account and report of administration and a Formal Petition for Complete Settlement, pro-bate of Will and determi-nation of heirs have been filed and are set for hear-ing in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, located at Sidney, Nebraska, on October 17, 2019, at or after 2:30 o’clock p.m.

Richard Glen Rush, Personal Representative/Petitioner

6873 South Miller StreetLittleton, Colorado

80127Steven F. Mattoon,

NSBA No. 15110Matzke, Mattoon,

Martens & Strommen, L.L.C.

P. O. Box 316Sidney, Nebraska

69162-0316(308) 254-5595


2,9, 2019]

L19-654NOTICE OF PUBLIC

HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 7:15 p.m., in the Sidney City Hall Council Chambers at 1115 13th Avenue in Sidney, Nebraska, the City of Sidney will hold a public hearing concern-ing an application to the Nebraska Department of Economic Development for a Community Development Block Grant. This grant is available to local gov-ernments for community development activities.

The City of Sidney, Nebraska is requesting $38,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds for the development of an updated downtown redevelopment plan. The plan was originally com-pleted in 2008 and has not been updated since that time. The updated rede-velopment plan will outline additional redevelopment updates for an area locat-ed in downtown Sidney, Nebraska from 9th to 13th Avenue from Hickory Street to King Street. The plan will outline improvements that will be made includ-ing façade and structural improvements to busi-nesses in this area as well as improvements to side-walks and curb and gut-ter installation. The total project cost is expected to be $46,750. Of that amount, a total of $ 8,750 will come from the City of Sidney, Nebraska and $38,000 from CDBG funds. Of the $38,000 in CDBG funds, $3,000 will be used for general grant admin-istration. It is estimated that 39.2% or $18,326 will benefit Low and Moderate-Income individuals. No displacement of individu-als is expected to occur

as result of this project based on the Residential Anti-displacement and Relocation Assistance Plan adopted by the City as part of this CDBG application.

The grant applica-tion will be available for public inspection at the Sidney City Hall. All inter-ested parties are invited to attend this public hear-ing at which time you will have an opportunity to be heard regarding the grant application. Written and oral testimony will also be accepted at the public hearing scheduled for 7:15 p.m., Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at the Sidney City Hall, 1115 13th Avenue, Sidney, NE 69162. Written comments addressed to Geri Anthony, City Clerk at P O Box 79, Sidney, NE 69162-0079 will be accept-ed if received on or before noon, Tuesday October 22, 2019.

Individuals requiring physical or sensory accom-modations including inter-preter service, Braille, large print or recorded materials, please contact Geri Anthony, at 1115 13th Avenue, Sidney, NE 69162 no later than noon, Friday, October 18, 2019. Accommodations will be made for persons with dis-abilities and non-English speaking individuals pro-vided that seven (7) day notice is received by the City of Sidney, Nebraska.


L19-658NOTICE FOR BIDS

The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners will accept sealed bids until 4:00 P.M. on October 18, 2019 for one used loader/extendable boom back-hoe. A bid sheet may be picked up at the Clerk’s Office or at the Highway Department Office. The let-ting of any such bid shall be governed and made in accordance with Chapter 23, Article 31 of the Nebraska Revised Statutes. Only sealed bids will be considered. Bids may be hand-delivered or mailed to the Cheyenne County Clerk’s Office, Cheyenne County Courthouse, 1000 10th Avenue, P.O. Box 217, Sidney, NE 69162. The sealed bids will be opened at 9:00 AM, on October 21, 2019 in the Cheyenne County Commissioners Meeting Room, Cheyenne County Courthouse. Envelopes should be marked in the lower left hand corner with the word-ing, “Loader/Backhoe Bid.” The County Board of Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.

Beth E. FiegenschuhCheyenne County Clerk

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph October 2,9, 16, 2019]

L19-662SECTION 00 10 00

PROJECT 027-260-CSB02NOTICE TO BIDDERSSealed proposals for

furnishing all plant, equip-ment, transportation, tools, materials, labor and skills necessary and incidental to perform all work described in the Proposed Contract Documents entitled:

N E B R A S K A DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

STATEWIDE STORAGE BUILDINGS will be received at the Department of Transportation Operations Division, located at 5001 S. 14th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, until 3:00 PM, local time on Thursday, October 31, 2019 and will then be publicly opened and read aloud.

The said Documents have been prepared by Sinclair Hille Architects and may be obtained from A & D Technical Supply for a refundable deposit of $50.00, contact 402-474-5454 to obtain docu-ments. Documents are also available for viewing at A&D Technical Supply, Lincoln Builders Bureau, and Omaha Builders Exchange.

A non-mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, October 16, 2019 9:30 AM, local time (Central Time) at Department of Transportation Operations Division, 5001 South 14th Street, Lincoln, NE.

Project Description: In general, Work consists of a new post frame (uninsu-lated) 30’ x 50’ cold stor-age building proposed to be constructed at up to

twenty-six separate NDOT yards located throughout the State of Nebraska. The proposed locations are:

Lincoln, NE Falls City, NE Pawnee City, NE Palmyra, NE Omaha, NE Fremont, NE Plattsmouth, NE Wayne, NE Humphrey, NE Lyons, NE Niobrara, NE Sidney, NE Crawford, NE Kimball, NE Bridgeport, NE Gordon, NE Chadron, NE Thedford, NE Hyannis, NE Broken Bow, NE Gothenburg, NE Oconto, NE Sutherland, NE Stapleton, NE Benkelman, NE Merriman, NEAt each site, the Work

will include all work asso-ciated with constructing a reinforced concrete foun-dation system, a reinforced concrete building slab bear-ing on a compacted granu-lar base and a fully com-plete post frame building system consisting of wood framing members, pre-manufactured metal plate connected wood trusses, metal wall panels, a stand-ing seam metal roof, a 10’x 10’ sectional overhead door, a hollow metal door and frame and two fiber-glass windows as docu-mented in the Construction Drawings located at the end of this Project Specification Booklet.

NDOT shall be solely responsible for performing all rough and final grading services and is also respon-sible for preparing a “pad ready” site for the success-ful bidder to build on that is to meet (or exceed) mini-mum soil bearing capacity requirements stipulated in the Construction Drawings.

At NDOT’s discretion, NDOT may elect to award each site to twenty five dif-ferent successful bidders or award one or more sites to multiple successful bidders or NDOT may opt to award all twenty five sites to a single successful bidder. Under no circumstances will a particular site be awarded to more than one successful bidder.

All bids shall be made on the printed proposal forms attached to and made a part of the Proposed Contract Documents and submitted in a sealed enve-lope marked “STATEWIDE STORAGE BUILDINGS BID”. Bids which are mailed shall be placed in a separate sealed envelope, labeled as described in this paragraph, inside the mail-ing envelope.

Bids mailed to this office shall be addressed to: Nebraska Dept. of Transportation

Operations Division-attn: Liz Salisbury

PO Box 94759Lincoln, NE 68509-4759Bids delivered in per-

son shall be delivered to: Nebraska Dept. of Transportation

Operations Division-attn: Liz Salisbury

5001 South 14th StreetLincoln, NE Please note: This loca-

tion is the Operations Building located south of the State Penitentiary.

NOTICE: Bids submitted by facsimile or electron-ic transmission are NOT ACCEPTABLE.

Each Bidder must sub-mit with the bid a certified or cashiers’ check or a bid bond on AIA form A310 in an amount equal to five (5%) of the bid.

The character and amount of security must be submitted by the Contractor for the perfor-mance of the Contract is stated in the proposed con-tract documents.

Bidders may not with-draw their bids for a period of at least sixty (60) days after the scheduled clos-ing time for the receipt of the bids.

The State of Nebraska, Department of Transportation reserves the right to reject any or all bids and re-advertise for Bids; reserves the right to waive informali-ties and irregularities and to make awards on bids which furnish the materials and construction that will in their opinion serve the best interests of the State.

END OF SECTION[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph October 9,16,23, 2019]

L19-663NOTICE OF MEETINGNotice is hereby given

that a meeting of the Tree Board of the City of Sidney, NE, will be held at 12:00 p.m. on 10/15/2019, at 1115 13th Avenue, Sidney, NE, which meeting will be open to the public. An agenda for such meeting, kept continually current, is available for public inspec-tion at the office of the City Clerk in the Municipal Building.

sG.F. Anthony, City Clerk[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph October 9, 2019] L19-664

Meeting NoticeNotice of Regular Meeting

Sidney School DistrictBoard of Education

Monday, October 14, 2019 – 5:30 p.m.

1101 21st Ave, Sidney, Nebraska

The mission of the Sidney Public Schools is to empower students with

the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to become productive citizens.

The Sidney School District Board of Education will convene in a regular session at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, October 14, 2019 in the Administrative Office Board Room.

The agenda for this meeting, which shall be kept continually current, shall be readily available for public inspection at the Sidney School District Administration Office, located at 1101 21st Avenue, Sidney, Nebraska.

Posted this 2nd day of October, 2019.

Jay EhlerSuperintendent of

Schools[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph October 9, 2019]

L19-666IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKA IN THE MATTER OF

PR 19-35 B.E.L.M, a minor child NOTICE OF

PETITION FORGUARDIANSHIPAND RIGHT TO

OBJECTTo: Elvin Eduardo Lara

MatuteYou are notified that

a Petition to Appoint Guardian/Conservator, Nomination of Guardian and Waiver of Notice, Acceptance of Appointment of Guardian & Conservator, Confidential Guardian/ Conservator General Information form, Address Information for Guardianships/C o n s e r v a t o r s h i p s , Inventory, Affidavit of Due Diligence, Acknowledgement of Financial Institution, Notice of Hearing on Appointment of Guardian/Conservator, Affidavit of Trissha A. Siler, Motion for Ex Parte Order for Temporary Guardianship, Order Appointing Stacy Bach as Attorney for Father, Order Appointing Donald JB Miller as Attorney for Mother, Order Appointing a Guardian Ad Litem, Order Appointing Temporary Guardian for a Minor, Affidavit to Obtain Service by Publication, Motion to Obtain Service by Publication, Order to obtain Service by Publication. have been filed in the above referenced case between July 29, 2019 and September 25, 2019.

The hearing date on Appointment of Permanent Guardian/Conservator will take place on November 7, 2019 at 9:30 o’clock a.m. or as soon as the Court may hear the same at the Cheyenne County Courthouse, Sidney, Nebraska, 69162.

If you object to the con-tents or accuracy of these filings, you may file an objection and request a hearing before the court. You have 10 days from the date of this publica-tion to complete and file the Objection form which can be obtained on the Nebraska Supreme Court website, http://suprem-ecourt.ne.gov/forms/coun-ty/guardian-conservators.shtml.

October 9, 2019/s/ Trissha A. SilerTemporary Guardian/

Conservator2428 El Rancho RoadSidney NE 69162 308-254-4559By: J. Leef, NSBA

#20568Sonntag, Goodwin &

Leef, P.C.1212 Jackson StreetP.O. Box 299Sidney, NE 69162(308) 254-4559

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph October 9,16,23, 2019]

L19-667IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKA IN THE MATTER OF

PR 19-34 C.V.L.M, a minor child NOTICE OF

PETITION FORGUARDIANSHIPAND RIGHT TO

OBJECT To: Elvin Eduardo Lara Matute

You are notified that a Petition to Appoint Guardian/Conservator, Nomination of Guardian and Waiver of Notice, Acceptance of Appointment of Guardian & Conservator, Confidential Guardian/ Conservator General Information form, Address Information for Guardianships/Conservatorships, Inventory, Affidavit of Due Diligence, Acknowledgement of Financial Institution, Notice of Hearing on Appointment of Guardian/Conservator, Affidavit of Trissha A. Siler, Motion for Ex Parte Order for Temporary Guardianship, Order Appointing Stacy Bach as Attorney for Father, Order Appointing Donald JB Miller as Attorney for Mother, Order Appointing a Guardian Ad Litem, Order Appointing Temporary Guardian for a Minor, Affidavit to Obtain Service by Publication, Motion to Obtain Service by Publication, Order to obtain Service by Publication. have been filed in the above refer-enced case between July 29, 2019 and September 25, 2019.

The hearing date on Appointment of Permanent Guardian/Conservator will take place on November 7, 2019 at 9:30 o’clock a.m. or as soon as the Court may hear the same at the Cheyenne County Courthouse, Sidney, Nebraska, 69162.

If you object to the contents or accuracy of these filings, you may file an objection and request a hearing before the court. You have 10 days from the date of this publication to complete and file the Objection form which can be obtained on the Nebraska Supreme Court website, http://supremecourt.ne.gov/forms/county/guardian-conservators.shtml.

October 9, 2019/s/ Trissha A. SilerTemporary Guardian/

Conservator2428 El Rancho RoadSidney NE 69162 308-254-4559By: J. Leef, NSBA #20568Sonntag, Goodwin & Leef,

P.C.1212 Jackson StreetP.O. Box 299Sidney, NE 69162(308) 254-4559


L19-668NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby

given and published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph that the regular monthly meeting of the Wheat Belt Public Power District Board of Directors will be held on October 25, 2019, at 8:30 A.M. in the District office building at 11306 Rd 32, Sidney, Nebraska. An agenda of the items to be discussed at the meeting is available at the District office and is kept continu-ally current.

Notice is hereby given and published that the 2020 retail rates will also be considered.


L19-669REGULAR MEETING

October 1, 2019The Lodgepole Village

Board of Trustees convened in regular and open session at 7:00 PM in the town hall, at 814 Sheldon, Lodgepole, NE. Present were: Gary Addison, Diane Block, Bret Bondegard, R. J. Savely, & Justin Misegadis Also pres-ent were: Rita Bartling, Bill Taylor, J Leef, Matt Lofton, Doug Hart, and Steve Kuntz.

Misegadis informed the public of the location of the open meetings act poster on the bulletin board in the entry way of the town hall.

A motion by Savely, seconded by Bondegard to approve the minutes of the September 3, 2019

meeting as printed. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely & Misegadis voting yes, none

voting no, motion approved. A motion by Bondegard, seconded by Savely to accept the trea-surer’s report and the following bills. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely & Misegadis voting yes,

None voting no, motion approved.

General Fund: Dalton Telephone 89.77; Federal Withholding 3832.60; State Withholding 583.06; Hometown Leasing 68.00; Eakes Office 32.17; Ideal Linen 37.76; LARM (Renewal) 4522.70; Sidney Sun-Telegraph 288.52; Law office of J Leef 350.00; FVC 19.56; Staples 46.43; Triple C Cleaning 86.40; LARM 758.00; IRA 50.00 Library Fund: Electric Transfer 163.46; Moe’s Heating/Air Conditioning 194.60; Payroll 920.52; Sewer Fund: FVC 19.56; Municipal Automation & Control 712.85; Stamp Fullfillment Services 213.96; Wheatbelt 137.92; LARM (Renewal) 4522.69; Electric Transfer 30.24; Payroll 739.88; Water Fund: NE Public Health Environmental Lab 352.00; FVC 19.56; US Postal Service 26.80; Dalton Telephone 59.84; Kevin’s Custom Electric 56.00; Municipal Supply Inc. of Nebraska 792.91; Stamp Fullfillment Services 213.97; Layne Christensen Co 4731.93; Wheatbelt 259.62; LARM (Renewal) 4522.70; Electric Transfer 45.00; Payroll 1294.15; Electric Fund: NE Dept of Revenue 1899.40; FVC 31.23; Black Hills Energy 33.67; WAPA 1328.90; Wheatbelt 3919.43; Border States 266.17; Chappell Lumber 33.35; Sandberg Implement, Inc. 15.41; Nebraskaland Tire 657.56; Finney’s 54.53; Stamp Fullfillment Services 213.97; NE Dept of Revenue 150.00; League of NE Municipalities 609.00; LARM 397.00; LARM (Renewal) 4522.70; Matt Lofton 40.00; Bill Taylor 40.00; Payroll 3533.59; Parks & Rec Fund: Sidney Glass 144.86; Electric Transfer 166.30; Payroll 776.39; Sanitation Fund: City of Sidney 657.79; FVC 172.12; NE Dept of Revenue 25.00; Payroll 849.88; Road & Street Fund: Black Hills Energy 33.67; FVC 1077.25; Kurtzer’s LLC 306.86; Sandberg Implement, Inc. 15.40; Spic & Span Cleaners 872.00; Murphy Tractor & Equipment 556.02; Premier Auto Parts 37.41; Nebraskaland Tire 1902.55; LARM (Renewal) 4522.70; Electric Transfer 663.63; Payroll 2379.08; Community Hall Fund: Dalton Telephone 52.41; Black Hills Energy 41.93; Ideal Linen 60.86; Electric Transfer 199.31; Fire Hall Fund: Black Hills Energy 46.93; Dalton Telephone 52.41; Electric Transfer 105.61; Total Funds: 64,259.41.

Doug Hart, Cheyenne Count H ighway Superintendent, presented the Municipal Certification of Program Compliance to Nebraska Board of Public Road Classifications and Standards 2019. A motion by Bondegard, seconded by Savely to adopt Resolution 240 as presented. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis voting yes, none voting no. Motion passed.

RESOLUTION 240: Whereas: State of Nebraska Statutes, sec-tions 39-2115, 39-2119, 39-2120, and 39-2520(2), requires an annual certi-fication of program com-pliance to the Nebraska Board of Public Roads Classifications and Standard; and Whereas: State of Nebraska, sec-tion 39-2120 also requires that the annual certifica-tion of program compliance by each municipality shall be signed by the Village Board Chairperson and shall include a copy of a resolution of the governing body of the municipality the signing of the certifica-tion form. Be it resolved that the Village Board Chairperson of Village of Lodgepole is hereby autho-rized to sign the Municipal Annual Certification of Program Compliance form. Adopted this 1st day of October, 2019 at Lodgepole, Nebraska. City Council/Village

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6B – Wednesday, October 9, 2019 legalsBoard Members: Gary Addison, Diane Block, Bret Bondegard, R.J. Savely, and Justin Misegadis. City Council/Village Board Member Bondegard moved the adoption of said resolu-tion, member Savely sec-onded the Motion. Roll call: Yes 5, No 0, Abstained 0, Absent 0. Resolution adopted, signed and billed as adopted. Attest: Rita Bartling, Clerk.

Discussion by Hart in regards to the 1 and 6 Year Plan Hearing was also discussed.

Building Permits: None to discuss

Misegadis asked for public comments and there were none.

Discussion of the Village of Lodgepole damaged property from the July 26, 2019 hail storm was dis-cussed. It will be pub-lished in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph to accept bids for the roof damage repairs.

Review and discussion

of the NPPD Wholesale Power Contract was held. It was decided by the Village Board to hold off until a future date to mak-ing any decision. The cur-rent contract is in effect until 2023.

The Small Wireless Facilities Deployment Act was discussed that as adopted in 2019 by the Legislature. It was tabled until the November 2019 Village Board meeting to give sufficient time for the Village Attorney to review and follow up with the board.

Motion was made by Savely, seconded by Block that Janet Fox be hired to help out at the Nancy Fawcett Library at times when the librarian needs a fill in during their absence with Minimum wage of $9.00 per hour. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis voting yes, none voting no. Motion passed.

Motion made by Savely, seconded by Addison that

the Rental Agreement for the Barbershop Building be accepted with chang-es to be made by Village Attorney. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis voting yes, none voting no. Motion passed.

An update of the pur-chase of lots east of town was given by Block.

Department reports were heard from: Village Attorney, Road & Streets, Sewer & Water, Parks & Recreation, Sanitation, Fire Dept. & Community Hall, and Clerk. The east well VFD was struck by light-ning and needs replaced. The Board directed Bartling to follow up with the insur-ance company in regards to the coverage. A window at the Library has been damaged. Bartling was directed by the Board to contact Sidney Glass to provide an estimate for repairs.

Motion was made by Addison, seconded by Bondegard to enter execu-tive session at 8:17 pm for

the reason of Employee Review. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis voting yes, none voting no. Motion passed. At 8:30 pm motion by Bondegard, seconded by Savely to come out of exec-utive session. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis voting yes, none voting no. Motion passed. A motion made by Addison, seconded by Bondegard to increase the wages for the superinten-dents and clerk by three and half percent effective October 1, 2019. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis voting yes, none voting no. Motion passed. A motion made by Bondegard, seconded by Savely to authorize Christmas Bonuses as fol-lows for December 2019: $100 for full-time employ-ees and $50 for part-time employees. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis voting yes, none voting no. Motion passed.

Misegadis asked for any other items for discussion.

At 8:40 pm a motion was made by Block, sec-onded by Bondegard to adjourn the meeting. Addison, Block, Bondegard, Savely, & Misegadis vot-ing yes, none voting no. Motion passed. Next meet-ing will be November 5, 2019 @ 7:00 PM at 814 Sheldon Street.

ATTEST: Chairman: Justin

MisegadisClerk: Rita Bartling


L19-670Notice

In the County Court of Cheyenne County,

NebraskaEstate of Gene Leon

Waite, DeceasedEstate No. PR19-43

Notice is hereby given that on October 4, 2019, in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, the Registrar issued a written statement

of Informal Probate of the Will of said Decedent and that Racquel C. Waite, whose address is 1156 Pasadena Place, Sidney, NE 69162, was informally appointed by the Registrar as Personal Representative of the Estate.

Creditors of this Estate must file their claims with this Court on or before December 9, 2019, or be forever barred.

/s/ Lori BartlingClerk of the County

Court1000 – 10th AvenueSidney, Nebraska

69162Robert P. Goodwin,

NSBA #16745Sonntag, Goodwin &

Leef, P.C.1212 Jackson StreetP.O. Box 299Sidney, NE 69162(308) 254-4559


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The Scottsbluff/Gering United Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee was one of the early groups I was includ-ed in when I arrived in Scottsbluff as Director of Panhandle Research and Extension for the University of Nebraska.

During my first meeting, I remember recognizing that this group was an assembly of many of the pertinent and prominent organizations and busi-nesses in the Panhandle.

During the interven-ing months and years, I have further come to appreciate the many con-tributions and impact the Agribusiness Committee has had on so many who are directly, or indirectly,

involved in agriculture. It has been said that if you eat, you are involved in agriculture. So, isn’t that all of us?

This month, I’d like to give a shout out to this group, and mention a few of the contributions they make to the region. The most recent event was the Ag Safety Day held at the Scotts Bluff County Fairgrounds in Mitchell. This event is coordi-

nated by Agribusiness Committee and I con-fess this was the first Ag Safety day I have attend-ed in person – shame on me!

Wow, what an event and impactful experience for the 120 third-, fourth-, and fifth-graders from local schools. It consisted of 11 safety-learning sta-tions where capable vol-unteers used “show and tell” teaching techniques

to impress the importance of safety on this young, attentive audience.

Many of the young stu-dents had never seen the danger of unsafe prac-tices from a power take-off (PTO) on a tractor attached to a hay baler. However, seeing Balloon Bob immediately pulled into the PTO shaft, after the shaft grabbed a piece of baling twine wrapped around Bob, created an indelible memory that will live in these students’ minds for the rest of their lives.

Another impressive and memorable station at Ag Safety Day was the irrigation canal safety display taught by Dennis Strauch, general manager of Pathfinder Irrigation District. Dennis built a model canal system with running water to illus-trate the risks of people floating in the canals on innertubes, going over a spillway and being caught in the current. In my mind I can still see the little toy model spinning hopelessly in the back current as the water from the spillway kept it rotat-ing under the water after he floated off the drop-off into the whirlpool.

Including local FFA students as group guides was another brilliant idea by the organizers. I applaud this committee for the work and wisdom to host such an impactful event as Ag Safety Day each year.

In addition to the Ag Safety Day subcommit-tee, currently co-chaired by John Dillman and Dennis Strauch, there are four additional subcom-mittees of the Chamber

Agribusiness Committee:The Sugar Tour sub-

committee, co-chaired by John Dillman and Branden Hessler, coor-dinates a tour of the Western Sugar factory in December. The date for this tour will soon be announced and adver-tised. This is a great opportunity for commu-nity members to go into the sugar factory and see first-hand the amazing process of making sugar from the sugar beets grown in this region, and to better understand the economic impact of the sugar industry to our region.

The Water Tour Subcommittee is co-chaired now by John Berge and Jack Whittier. This is a popular tour of the canal, reservoir and hydropower system built upstream from this val-ley in the North Platte River drainage in the late 1800s and early 1900s by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. The irriga-tion system brings water to more than 300,000 acres of cropland to great-ly increase productivity. The system includes the canal tunnels prevalent in the news this summer.

Bob Busch previously coordinated the water tour since its inception many years ago. Bob announced early this year that he would like to pass the water tour torch to others. As a result, John Berge and myself will lead coordination of the tour in 2020. Filling Bob’s shoes is a monumental task, but we will try our best. The dates for this tour are now set for Aug. 4-5, 2020.

Jack’s Insights: What Your Chamber Agribusiness Committee is Doing For You

Jack whittierDirector, UNL Panhandle

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Lincoln – Nebraska is leading the nation as an early adopter of the federal Family First Prevention Services Act (Family First), which goes into effect with the start of the new federal fiscal year, today. The state has committed to implementing preven-tion-focused child wel-fare programs as part of the first major mod-ernization and overhaul of the national child welfare system in three decades.

“Family First sup-ports our mission of helping people live better lives and cre-ates an opportunity to be responsive to the specific needs of chil-dren, teens and fami-lies,” said Dannette R. Smith, Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Chief Executive Officer. “By providing a fed-eral funding stream that supports qual-

ity prevention services, Family First creates an opportunity for us to engage the entire com-munity in our effort to keep children with their families and out of the child welfare system.”

Previously, federal funding for child wel-fare was largely avail-able to states only after a child enters the fos-ter care system. Under Family First, states can utilize federal funds for programs that strengthen families and reduce the trauma that occurs when a child is removed from his or her home.

As an early adopter of Family First, DHHS has submitted a five-year prevention pro-gram plan to its fed-eral partners. The plan includes the implemen-tation of an array of evidence-based preven-tion services designed to empower families at-risk of entering the

child welfare system. The services include in-home, skills-based training for parents; mental health care, including family thera-py; and substance abuse treatment programs.

“We know that sepa-ration causes trauma that can lead to a life-time of emotional and psychological prob-lems,” Smith said. “Children and youth do best in strong families and supportive commu-nities.”

When children do need to be removed from their families for safety reasons, Family First calls for main-taining child and fam-ily connections and for children to be placed in the least restrictive, most family-like setting to meet their individual needs.

DHHS’s Division of Children and Family Services (CFS) has been focused on prevention

and reducing the num-ber of children removed from their families in recent years. In the last two years, those placed in out-of-home set-tings for safety reasons has declined by near-ly 15% and a major-ity of the children who are removed have been placed with family or friends.

“CFS’ stated mis-sion is to provide the least disruptive ser-vices when needed, for only as long as need-ed, to give children the opportunity to succeed as adults,” Smith said. “Family First aligns with that mission and will allow our agency to continue to strengthen families and keep chil-dren safe.”

A copy of DHHS’ Five Year Prevention Program Plan and an overview of Family First can be found on the DHHS Family First website.

Nebraska Families to Benefit from New Federal Child Welfare Prevention LawDHHS to Host Press Conference on Family First Prevention Services Act