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Created by Cambridge artist Sondra Jonson, the 4-foot tall bronze sculpture that will be installed in Norris Park as a war memorial will be of an angel carrying a soldier up through the clouds, the soldier supported by the United States flag.

The 4-H Premier Animal Science Event and Life Challenge was held at the NU College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources in Lincoln, June 29-30, 2009.

Waterloo police are asking for the publica s help in finding out whoa s responsible for setting fire to a large pile of pallets at a 175 Beverly St.

City council figures it has done enough to help Conestoga College. So when Coun.

Finally, after months of hearing about the controversial Cambridge Memorial Hospital operational review, test results are in and will be released on Monday.

Cambridge Memorial Hospital wona t have to pay for an operational review currently underway to solve its estimated $3.5- million budget deficit.

The Georgian Colonial two-story brick home west of Cambridge Memorial Hospital on Highway 6&34 in Cambridge will be demolished by July 15 to make room for the hospital expansion project.

McCook Senior High science club member Anna West scrapes lime build-up from the veterans' memorial stone in McCook's Memorial Park Cemetery, in preparation for Memorial Day services Monday, at 10:30 a.m. McCook American Legion Post No.

Betty Lucille DeFruiter, 82, of Arapahoe, formerly of Gothenburg died Saturday, May 16, 2009, at Arapahoe.

Ita s terrible to see the way Cambridge Memorial Hospital is being treated by the province.

Three people were treated in hospital after a crash on Can-Amera Parkway Friday afternoon.

Cambridge archivist Jim Quantrell takes you back for a glance at events which occurred 10, 15 and 20 years ago.

The struggle to find long-term care beds for seniors will be a little easier thanks to the announcement of 96 more beds for a soon to be upgraded Cambridge care home.

It's time to eliminate government appointed local health networks and give health care dollars back to hospitals.

Cambridge archivist Jim Quantrell takes our readers back for a glance at events which occurred 10, 15 and 20 years ago.

It's reassuring to see people like Angelo Vrentzos who are willing to support Cambridge Memorial Hospital no matter what.

Today's blog question: A What do you think the best use is for the funds from the sale of Brighton Beach, rumoured to be between $25-30 million?A Email or write your suggestions below.

Concerned Citizens For Fair Funding members John van der Heyden and Frances White were two of many who braved the sudden wintry conditions to take part in a second rally for Cambridge Memorial Hospital yesterday.

Adonation fund has been set up to help the family of a 48-year-old Cambridge man who died as a result of a fire at his Avenue Road home last week.

Your Place hair stylist Diane Saramago hands a Cancer Society's "thingamabob" to client and breast cancer survivor Shelly Watson.