SCHOOL LUNCH & Breakfast Menus
The Seedling Cafe at Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca Schools will be serving the following menu during the week of Feb. 14.
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Blood Drive set for March 24 at SDA
A blood drive is being planned for Thursday, March 24, from 11:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Public Records
Arrests Feb. 2: Travis Schrader, Nebraska City, suspicion of third-degree domestic assault.
Syracuse Mayor Deb Dettmer
Syracuse Mayor Deb Dettmer recently signed a proclamation in recognition of FBLA-PBL Week, observed nationally this year Feb. 13-19. She was joined by officers and members of the SDA High School Future Business Leaders of America. The Syracuse Chapter was chartered on February 12, 1972. Pictured with Mayor Dettmer in the front row are FBLA officers Jase Voorhees and Logan Dale. Standing in back are Burk Farley, Cole Walters, Creighton Orchard, Kaytlin Danner, Leah Levenhagen, and Riley Walters. Photo submitted
Kansas State University academic honors
Sydney Wellsandt of Unadilla has been recognized with academic honors at Kansas State University. Nearly 4,480 Kansas State University students have earned semester honors for their academic performance in the fall 2021 semester.
Collin named as Community Service Award recipient
Tim Collin, owner of The Stein in Syracuse, has been named the recipient of the 2021 Syracuse Area Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award. Collin was chosen for the Community Service Award for his work with the 2021 GermanFest celebration.
LeTourneau University president’s list
Andrew Lang of Palmyra has been named to the LeTourneau University fall president’s list. Lang, an engineering student, earned a 4.0 grade point average during the fall semester.
SAH thanks Auxiliary for emergency blood warmer
Syracuse Area Health would like to thank the SAH Auxiliary Members for their donation of an emergency blood warmer. SAH Staff are pictured here with the new blood warmer, which was purchased for the Emergency Room to replace an old inefficient blood warmer. It is used to heat the blood or other fluids to a safe set point prior to transfusion into a patient. This could be necessary in cases where patients have experienced massive trauma and need large transfusions, or when they are fragile for medical reasons.
The Morning After…
I’m waiting. Will it happen? You see, it is Monday morning.
‘Recipe to Reality’ seminar set in Lincoln April 2
The University of Nebraska Food Processing Center is offering a one-day “Recipe to Reality” seminar on April 2 in Lincoln for all individuals interested in exploring the idea of starting a food manufacturing business.