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Saturday HomeStore, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., 701 E. Dodge St., Fremont. The HomeStore sells donated items at discounted prices. Proceeds support the mission of Fremont Area Habitat for Humanity. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 10 a.m., Chapter 5 Club, 136 N. Main St., Fremont. Alcoholics Anonymous womenâs heart-to-heart group, noon, Chapter 5 Club, Fremont. Fremont Eagles Club open, noon to 12 a.m., 649 N. Main St. The club may close early depending on business. DC Lynch Carnival, Fremont Mall. A coupon for unlimited rides can be found in the Fremont Tribune. Fremont High School graduation 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., Wikert Event Center, Midland University campus, Fremont. Students with last names beginning with A-K will graduate at 1 p.m. Students with last names beginning with L-Z will graduate at 3 p.m. Six tickets will be provided to each studentâs family. The graduation ceremonies are not open to the public. ....
Voice amplification help Hastings teachers reach students TONY HERRMAN, Hastings Tribune FacebookTwitterEmail HASTINGS, Neb. (AP) When the opportunity presented itself for Kailey Rayburn to have a voice amplification system, the Lincoln Elementary second-grade teacher didn’t think she was a priority. “I said I’d love to have one, but I don’t need to be the first on the list because I thought I was a pretty loud person that my kids could hear me well and engage,” she said. “As the speakers slowly came in, they were asking teachers with the biggest classes and the highest needs. So I said, ‘Sure. I’ll try it.’ My teaching partner (fellow Lincoln second-grade teacher Rochelle Andersen) had gotten one and said she loved it and said, ‘You really need to fight to be the next one.’ ” ....