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Missing Lincs ready to laugh at love (2/8/2010)
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Love, it seems, is an ideal theme for improvisational comedy.
“There are just so many jokes that are available to you on the subject of romance,” said Cecil Smith, assistant director of The Missing Lincs, the Lincoln Theatre Guild’s improvisational group. “I mean, it’s just so awkward and funny.” |  Randy Habfast, Staley Stroud and Cecil Smith rehearse a skit where an ex-boyfriend meets the current boyfriend as the Missing Lincs prepare for I Love the Lincs improv comedy show on Saturday at the Lincoln Cultural Center. Seth Mabry / LTN Photo
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Animal Services getting more dogs adopted (2/8/2010)
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Lincoln County Animal Services is making momentous strides with its dog adoption and rescue efforts.
|  Patty Lackey of Lincoln County Animal Services plays with a rescued four-legged friend named Odie at the animal shelter on Friday. Recent changes to the adoption process at the LCAS have reduced the number of animals being euthanized. Seth Mabry / LTN Photo
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Lincolnton store employee charged with embezzlement (2/8/2010)
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A Fred’s Store employee was taken into custody last week after she allegedly took money from her employer.
Tina Joyce McKinney, 45, of 104 W. Church St., in Cherryville, was arrested after allegedly taking more than $1,600 from the North Aspen Street business, Lincolnton Police Officer Billy Burgin said.
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Hearts for Haiti (2/5/2010)
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|  Eric Petursson, a fourth-grader at Lincoln Charter School’s Lincolnton campus buys heart-shaped suckers from Junior Beta Club students Bryar Westveer, Makenna Westveer, Alexandra Proulx and Emily Alexander at the school Friday morning for the Hearts for Haiti program. The money raised from the sales will go toward earthquake relief in Haiti. Seth Mabry / LTN Photo
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