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Every year, the Horizon Healthcare organization gives the option to their employees to keep a portion of their paycheck to be set aside to donate to a cause of their choice. For 2021, the employees from the Woonsocket Healthcare Center who chose to participate were Dawn Rassel and Bobbi White, and together, they decided to donate their saved funds to the child safety and education program for children and adults that the Sanborn County Sheriff’s Department is developing for Sanborn County.

According to a letter sent to local businesses earlier this year, and as reported in an earlier issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal, the Sanborn County Sheriff’s Office has seen dangerous influences entering the homes of the county through the Internet, such as the threat of sex trafficking, sexting and vaping. Also, concerns have become prominent in all Sanborn County communities about the threats of fraud that senior citizens have been dealing with. Due to these threats to the safety of the Sanborn County citizens, the sheriff’s office has been asking for help with funding for the materials needed for their safety and preventive education program. 

If you or anyone you know would like to donate to such an important cause, please contact the Sanborn County Sheriff’s Office at 796-4511 for information on the different ways a donation can be made.

…See a picture in the Jan. 27 issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal.

The Sanborn County Democratic Party held their regular monthly meeting in the home of Chairman John Schmidt on Dec. 2. The meeting featured Dennis Olson of Huron, who is an author, speaker, cyclist, collector, and political activist.

The next meeting of the Sanborn County Democratic Party will be Thursday, Jan. 7, at 7 p.m. at the home of Chairman Schmidt, 204 S 3rd Ave., Woonsocket.

…Read details and see a picture of the meeting in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!

It was an exciting day over in Forestburg on Sunday, Nov. 7. For the third time, Sanborn County 4-H sponsored a trapping workshop. The afternoon started off with Darold Bitterman and Mike Piehl explaining the different types of traps, how to set them and demonstrating how to skin a raccoon. Later, the participants were able to assemble their own snares using materials donated by the Game, Fish and Parks. Thanks to some generous sponsors, each person was able to receive their own coon cuff and four lucky adults had their names drawn for knives donated by Dakota Line Snares.  

…See pictures in this week’s issue of this weeks’ issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!

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