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MHS awards 115 diplomas to graduates 5bp1g

Mendota High School seniors hang out in the hallway prior to commencement ceremonies on May 17. Preparing for the momentous occasion, left to right, are Gabriel Vallejo, Diego Raya, Mauricio Martinez, Angil Serrano and David Casas. (Reporter photo)

MENDOTA – Mendota High School granted diplomas to 115 graduates of the Class of 2025 at commencement ceremonies on May 17 in the MHS gymnasium.

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Reimagine Mendota marks two years of giving its Heart & Soul

MENDOTA - On March 31, 2023, Reimagine Mendota was approved and awarded the Community Heart & Soul Seed Grant.

City Council makes donations; has good news with budget

MENDOTA - The Mendota City Council approved several donation requests and made an amendment to the budget at its May 19 regular meeting.

New pumper tank added to Sublette fire prevention arsenal

SUBLETTE – Thinking about how to stop a fire or how to rectify a situation is what’s usually on the mind of a member of the Sublette Fire Department.

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Scholarship and award recipients named at Mendota High School

MENDOTA – Mendota High School graduating seniors for the Class of 2025 are the recipients of scholarships and special awards.

Dementia Friendly Mendota recognized by community, mayor's proclamation

MENDOTA- The City of Mendota proudly recognizes the efforts of Dementia Friendly Mendota, a grassroots initiative that has been actively working to make the community more inclusive and ive for those living with dementia and their care partners.

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Mendota’s Noemi Arteaga (No. 20) hits a header shot off a from Crystal Garcia (No. 7) and catches DePue-Hall goalie Kassy Lopez out of position for Arteaga’s first of four goals in an 8-0 Mendota rout in the semifinals of the Mendota Regional on May 16. (Reporter photo)

MHS blanks DePue-Hall in regional soccer opener

MENDOTA – The Mendota girls’ soccer team cleared its first hurdle in the post season after rolling over DePue-Hall, 8-0, in the first round of the Mendota Class 1A Regional Soccer Tournament on May 16 at the MHS stadium.

Mendota sending 2 girls to state track meet

STERLING – A goal of a state champion is to be able to defend their state title. Mendota’s Mariyah Elam is able to do that after she competed in the Sterling Class 2A Track & Field Sectional Meet on May 14.

S. Carlos claims conference title in 400m dash

SHERRARD – The Mendota boys’ track team went up against 11 other schools in the Three Rivers Conference Meet on May 16 at Sherrard.

Fort du Rocher DAR Chapter installs new officers 252f1m

Fort du Rocher officers were installed for 2025-2027. Front row, left to right, are Alice Giberson, Chaplain and Margaret Carr, Recording Secretary. Back row, Diane McCully, Historian; Ruth Meinhardt, Registrar; Donna Jungnickel, Past Regent; Beverly Richardson, Regent; Lonnie Schafer, First Vice Regent; and Sharon Presse, Corresponding Secretary. Not pictured: Amanda Simpson, Second Vice Regent; Audra Goy, Treasurer; Betty Bauman, Librarian. (Photo contributed)

MENDOTA – The Fort du Rocher Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met April 12 at the Hume-Carnegie Library. Regent Donna Jungnickel presided over the meeting. Sandra Davis was a guest.

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