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Also on today's calendar: Ambassadors' Ribbon Cutting for Take 5 Oil Change and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Volunteers Needed to Help Restore Ol' #115 (sheridanmedia.com) — Sheridan's historic streetcar Ol' #115 needs volunteers Thursday, November 12, for restoration work at Big Goose Natural Area, 14 Lane Lane. Sheridan Community Land Trust's workday starts at 10 a.m., with painting and window projects available. No signup is needed, volunteers can stay as long as they like, and lunch is provided.
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2. Chamber to host final lunch program of the year Nov. 11 (thesheridanpress.com) — Sheridan's final Chamber lunch of the year is today, Nov. 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Historic Sheridan Inn, featuring a talk on delegating work. Lunch costs $25, and advance registration has closed. Anyone seeking a seat should call 307-672-2485 to check availability.
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3. Kendrick Golf Course fee increases spark debate over city funding (thesheridanpress.com) — Kendrick Golf Course's proposed fee increases have Sheridan council members debating how much taxpayers should contribute to its operations. A single season pass would rise from $690 to $725, but officials say the roughly $200,000 annual subsidy would shrink only slightly. Council members will vote at their next regular meeting.
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4. POW/MIA Seats On Display In Sheridan County (sheridanmedia.com) — Seats honoring prisoners of war and service members missing in action are appearing at local gathering places, including Sheridan High School sporting venues. The Sheridan County Semiquincentennial Committee arranged about nine locally made seats across the county, placing them where crowds can pause to remember military sacrifice.
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5. Sheridan retailers use social media to drive sales, reach customers (thesheridanpress.com) — Viral toy videos are bringing more teenagers into Sheridan's Kid Curious, where owner Kim Franzman says social media has boosted sales. Other local retailers are finding customers through personal videos and clothing demonstrations, but keeping up with changing algorithms and constant posting adds another demanding job to running a shop.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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