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Bremen Enquirer
Community development plans continue E-mail
Thursday, 05 November 2009
By Mandy McFarland Enquirer Coordinator
BREMEN — Bremen is a small town with big hopes, and Wednesday morning, Oct. 28, those hopes were revisited during the monthly meeting of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce.
In a written address to members of the Bremen community, Chamber president Bill Davis presented a plan for Bremen’s future in more than half a dozen areas.
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Bremen students continue with band documentary E-mail
Thursday, 05 November 2009
By Michelle Donaghey Correspondent
BREMEN — The Bremen Schools band documentary planned for next year’s Bremen Alumni Reunion 2010 is getting there, but has a way to go, according to Patrick Donaghey, a junior at Bremen High School who is helping to coordinate the project at the request of Principal Bruce Jennings.
“I think the hardest thing is to get in touch with the people who have contacted me to be in it and to find people to help me film and to help me edit it,” said Donaghey, who said he has about four people he will be calling soon to set up interviews.
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Lions win in ‘Nick’ of time E-mail
Thursday, 05 November 2009
By Dee Grenert Correspondent
BREMEN — Bremen kicker Justin Nick delivered just in the nick of time.
Nick booted a 30-yard field goal with 11.8 seconds left in the final frame to lift the Lions to a 3-0 Class 2A Sectional 26 semifinal win over visiting Garrett at muddy Don Bunge Field Friday.
The 6-foot-2, 215-pound senior lineman and kicker missed two previous field-goal attempts, but tucked the game-winning blast safely inside the right upright with plenty to spare, sending the Lions to next Friday’s sectional final round at Fairfield.
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