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LAKE ANDES TRUNK OR TREAT

LAKE ANDES TRUNK OR TREAT

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AC/DC FALLS TO GREGORY

Andes Central/Dakota Christian traveled to Gregory October 23rd where they suffered the tough loss 0-3.

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ANDES CENTRAL HAUNTED HALLWAY

On Friday, October 27, The Andes Central National Honor Society held a terrifying haunted hallway at the Andes Central School from 7 pm until 9:30 pm. The National Honor Society charged three can goods as admission to the haunted attraction. The can goods will be donated to the Lake Andes Rural Office of Community Services (ROCS) organization to be distributed to those in need in the community.

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ANDES CENTRAL RECOGNIZES STUDENTS FOR FIRST QUARTER ACHIEVEMENTS

Andes Central Elementary Perfect Attendance

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MARTY PARENTS NIGHT HELD AT THE GAME VS SIOUX FALLS LUTHERAN

Marty hosted Sioux Falls Lutheran Tuesday, October 23 for the lady Braves final home volleyball game of the season. Unfortunately, the Braves fell to the Eagles 0-3. The score of the first and second set was Marty with 11 and Sioux Falls Lutheran with 25. The final set of the night had the lady Braves with 8 points and the lady Eagles with 25 points.

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YOUR GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM – NO REASON TO BE GROSSED OUT!

A common lament I hear from my patients as they try to discuss a real concern they have about their body: “I’m sorry; this is so disgusting!” Their cheeks burn with shame as they tell me how their bowels have betrayed them. No matter what the issue is, so many of my patients are mortified discussing their diarrhea, constipation, fecal incontinence. My response, always, is “you can’t gross me out – we talk about poop every day in this clinic!”

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MISSOULA CHIDLREN'S THEATRE'S PERFORMANCE OF BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE

The performance of the Missoula Children’s Theatre’s BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE will be held Friday, November 3at 1:30 p.m. at Marty Indian School in the New Gym. The cast of 50 to 60 will be picked from students in kindergarten through 12th grade. The public is invited to attend the performance at no charge.

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