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Isn’t it funny how when the wind turbines are going to go by my house where I’ll have to look at them each day, put up with them, and see them constantly out my front room window, many don’t have the gumption to sign a petition. It might offend their neighbor or friend.
Had a phone call from a man from Houston, Minn., who said all the turbines in Minnesota are sickening to look at. You can hardly see the stars anymore. Your neighborhood doesn’t realize what they’re getting into.
I bet if the turbines were across from their house, making that constant “whoosh” noise, turning almost constantly, it would be an entirely different story.
Once the turbines are installed, they will be up all over the county. Maybe you will have to look at them across from you next and see the constant blinking lights.
Do your due diligence and go to Toronto, Canada, wind turbine site on the Internet. Read what the public has to say about them and the affect on people’s health living near them.
Remember, these are 500’ high versus 380’ like the White Lake area.
Mary Ann Blindauer
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Pictured is the WWTS (Walking With The Savior) youth group at Artesian First Lutheran Church singing songs at their Wednesday night gathering. Back row: Tapanga Howe, Isabella Bitterman, Kadyn Turner, Averie Johnson, Noah Wormstadt, Ayla Moe, Destiny Moe, Kara Wormstadt and Brooklyn Johnson; front row: Joshua Howe, Averie Turner, Payton Uecker, Randy Bitterman, Jaslyn Swearingen, McKenzie Uecker, Sean Bitterman and Mark Howe. Not pictured Casady Dean and Zach Nelson.

Pictured is the WWTS (Walking With The Savior) youth group at Artesian First Lutheran Church singing songs at their Wednesday night gathering. Back row: Tapanga Howe, Isabella Bitterman, Kadyn Turner, Averie Johnson, Noah Wormstadt, Ayla Moe, Destiny Moe, Kara Wormstadt and Brooklyn Johnson; front row: Joshua Howe, Averie Turner, Payton Uecker, Randy Bitterman, Jaslyn Swearingen, McKenzie Uecker, Sean Bitterman and Mark Howe. Not pictured Casady Dean and Zach Nelson.

Pictured above are the Woonsocket sixth grade Americanism Poem winners. Left to right: Taryn Guinn (second place), Brooke Doering (third place) and Kylie Schlenker (first place).

Pictured above are the Woonsocket sixth grade Americanism Poem winners. Left to right: Taryn Guinn (second place), Brooke Doering (third place) and Kylie Schlenker (first place).

Kylie Schlenker, Taryn Guinn and Brooke Doering won first, second and third places, respectively, in the annual Legion Auxiliary Post 29 Americanism Poetry Contest.
The winners received a cash prize from the Woonsocket American Legion Auxiliary, and the the first place winner’s poem was sent on to compete at district level of the ALA.
The winning poems are as follows:

First place —
“Joining Together for Our Veterans”
By Kylie Schlenker
Many men and women died,
But they fought with great pride.
We honor all of those who fight,
So we are safe day and night.

They took a stand,
Let’s give them a hand.
It gives us freedom I will not lie,
So very sad it makes me cry.

People support these Veterans so brave,
Many people they will save.
Stand together for the Veterans still here,
And give them all a mighty cheer.

Second place —
“Joining Together for Our Veterans”
By Taryn Guinn
When they go and fight for our nation,
We will get a safe sensation.
They are always fighting for our country,
While they remember why they fight strongly.

As they fight some might die,
But they will still try and try.
Even though we go through rough times,
We will feel safe at all times.

Families are anxious to see their mom or dad,
As soon as the veterans get home the kids are glad.
On Veteran’s Day people join together,
And we celebrate what they have done together.

Third place —
“Joining Together for Our Veterans”
By Brooke Doering
While these men and women protect our nation,
Many times they fear no hesitation.
All of these fighters keep us free,
In the meanwhile, they protect you and me.

Us Americans pray all day and night,
Hoping our soldiers return from the fight.
Several men and women are in the air,
Which means their families are unaware.

Protecting us is what they do best,
So all of us Americans can sit and rest.
People around the world have no clue,
That joining together for our Veterans is what we do.

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