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VILLAGE OF EXETER
This blog is sponsored by the Village of Exeter and it is for all the past, present and future residents of Exeter. It is a place to comment on the happenings of Exeter and your place to inform the community
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Exeter-Milligan Boys defeat Shelby Rising City at home
Friday, January 10, 2014
Exeter-Milligan Girls Drop a Tough Loss to Shelby Rising City
Exeter-Milligan fell to Shelby Rising CIty 56-27 during Friday nights match-up in Exeter. The Timberwolves struggled with the first quarter and managed to make up some lost ground trailing by just 10 points at the half. However, the Huskies were just too much for the Timberwolves and their defense stepped it up the last few minutes of the third quarter holding the Timberwolves scoreless the last four minutes. The Timberwolves were missing starter Marissa Howard and their bench hasn't been too deep for them the entire season. The Huskies had a deep bench and starters which included two players over 6', one of whom, Chatrice White, is a Division I recruit.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Winter Weather Has Arrived in Exeter
It's a beautiful winter day on south main street in Exeter, Nebraska. We got about 1 1/2 inches of snow yesterday and the fog clung to the trees this morning creating some beautiful white winter scenery. Below, here come's the sun with expected temps in the 30's today which will be appreciated after Sunday and Monday's -20 plus windchills.
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