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School board takes on task of replacing superintendent
Replacing Bloom is top priority
By Pat Sangimino
January 4, 2001
Harlow reinstated by city council
January 4, 2001
2000 in review a community gets involved Last week, The Eudora News began a look back at the top 10 stories of 2000. This week, we conclude by reviewing the top five.
Battle of the biceps
January 4, 2001
Eudora teachers know who’s who
By Eric Gruber
January 4, 2001
Four Eudora High teachers have been selected for submittal to a national publication that recognizes teachers for their efforts.
A fresh start in a familiar place
By Jackie Hosey
January 4, 2001
Hello Eudora.
An enthusiastic welcome for new parks director
Editorial
January 4, 2001
Communicolor to shut down plant
Communicolor closing affects 135 employees
By Jackie Hosey
January 4, 2001
Eudora’s west side in constant state of planning, changes
KDOT rejects funds for Eudora
By Eric Gruber
January 4, 2001
Birth
January 4, 2001
Engagements
January 4, 2001
Anniversaries
January 4, 2001
Deaths
January 4, 2001
Reaching new Heitz
Local runner puts ranking on line at U.S. Nationals
By Jessie Meyer
January 4, 2001
A year of victory, loss
Opening state(ment)
By Jessie Meyer
January 4, 2001
2000 was a year of hope for many Eudora athletes, some pushing to win and others falling just short of their goals. This week, we take a look back at the biggest stories of a memorable year in sports.
Community support crucial for passing school bond issue
By Eric Gruber
January 4, 2001
Last November, the Wellsville School District passed an $8.6 million bond issue for a much-needed elementary school. As the Eudora School District looks at options for its schools in need of repair or expansion, the district may want to look toward Wellsville’s community committees for ideas.
Report: School fixes would cost millions
By Eric Gruber
January 4, 2001
Eudora EMS in need of volunteers
By Eric Gruber
January 4, 2001
The Eudora Emergency Medical Service (EMS) needs volunteers and hopes interested community members will come to the rescue.
Collins makes history, becomes Eudora’s first undefeated state championship wrestler
By Rachel Kaslaitis
January 4, 2001