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The Spartan Daily Post, 11/2/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Friday, 30 October 2009 |
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 Lunch today is bacon cheeseburgers, chicken burgers, double corn dogs and pizza.
Our Grandparents lunch is this Friday. Come to the office to buy your tickets.
Picture: Student of the Month, October
•NaNoWriMo is under way. Good luck to all you writers! Come to the library to get a prize of encouragement.
•Book Fair is coming this week! Visit the Library Thursday and Friday at lunchtime, or bring your grandparents after the luncheon on Friday!
•Readers Workshop meets on Wednesday. This week we'll be setting up the Book Fair!
Your Stanwood Chronicles: The waterfront was still important for many years as the site of two large mills and the location of the granary. Later known as the Stanwood Grain Company that sold the grain for the farmers as it was shipped out, the company moved to the depot site about 1914. About 1941, it became the Twin City Grain Company. Today the Wolfkill Feed and Fertilizer Company still operates a grain elevator at this site.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 November 2009 )
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The Spartan Daily Post, 10/30/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Thursday, 29 October 2009 |
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 Lunch today is Ivar’s Chowder with cheese sticks or chicken nuggets, Spartan burgers, chicken burgers and pizza.
•Have you signed up for NaNoWriMo? Do you even know what NaNoWriMo is? You better get to the library to find out more.
Picture: Student of the Month, October
•Readers Workshop: If you're going to the movie today, meet in the library at the beginning of 6th period.
•Our librarian Ms.Harlan dares you to write a novel in the month of November! See her in the library to take her up on this challenge.
Your Stanwood Chronicles: The town of Stanwood was located by the water by Twin City Foods and the town of East Stanwood was located by the railroad tracks. The Hall and Hall Railroad was established by John and Alice Hall to connect the two towns-they also operated the Stanwood Feed and Livery that provided carriage service and operated a streetcar. Sometimes students in Stanwood used the one mile H.& H. railroad to get to school.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 November 2009 )
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The Spartan Daily Post, 10/29/09 |
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Written by SMS Office
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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 Lunch today is nachos, bean burritos, chicken burgers, double corn dogs, salads and pizza.
Students-No Halloween costumes are to be worn to school this week.
Picture- 6th Grade RAD, October
Today and tomorrow are the final days to register for National Novel Writing Month in the library.
Don't delay, come in and see what it's all about.
•Readers Workshop movie-goers: please meet in the library at the beginning of 6th period on Friday.
•Do you love to write? Do you hunger for a challenge? Participate in this year's National Novel Writing Challenge! Come to the library to see what it's all about!
Your Stanwood Chronicles: In 1904 the Bank of Stanwood was organized by H.C. “Klondike” Anderson and others and the “H & H” Railroad was constructed. It ran from Stanwood to the main line in East Stanwood-one mile away!
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