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Bartels, Lynn

Sioux City Journal 12 Jul 2026
Lynn Bartels, intrepid journalist, columnist, ...
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Alan Bartels: Be sure to check out the Lower Loup NRD's Amazing Arboretum

The Columbus Telegram 11 Jul 2026
Nearly 60 species of trees and shrubs have been planted in the Lower Loup NRD's Arboretum ... .
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Lynn Bartels

Vermillion Plain Talk 10 Jul 2026
Lynn Bartels, intrepid journalist, columnist, ...
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New business to set up shop in former Bartell Drugs building in Gig Harbor

The News Tribune 07 Jul 2026
The retailer sets up seasonal locations across the country ... .
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Chelsea midfielder Julia Bartel closing in on move to Juventus

BBC News 07 Jul 2026
Chelsea midfielder Julia Bartel is closing in on a move to Italian club Juventus this summer. .
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Chelsea's Bartel closing in on move to Juventus

BBC News 07 Jul 2026
Chelsea midfielder Julia Bartel is closing in on a move to Italian club Juventus this summer ... .
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Carolyn Ann (Bartels) Scott

Lincoln Journal Star 27 Jun 2026
June 4, 1938 - June 22, 2026 ... .
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Curtis, Helen Rosalie (Bartels)

Idaho Press-Tribune 27 Jun 2026
97, of Meridian, died Thursday, June 11, 2026. Funeral Home. Summers Funeral Home ... .
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Want to honor the memory of journalist Lynn Bartels? Subscribe and vote (Opinion)

Denver Post 23 Jun 2026
At the Colorado Capitol, Lynn Bartels and I were competitors, but from day one, we worked together on “team journalism,” retelling the events of the day with honesty and integrity ... Bartels was one of ...
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Lynn Bartels, a former newspaper reporter who covered Colorado politics for decades, dies at 69

CBS News 20 Jun 2026
Lynn Bartels reported for the Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Post, and she often worked with CBS Colorado on election coverage ... Bartels turned 69 years old a few days ago ... servant in Lynn Bartels.
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Lynn Bartels, a venerable and tenacious reporter at The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News, ...

Denver Post 20 Jun 2026
Lynn Bartels, a venerable Colorado journalist for more than two decades who possessed a massive Rolodex that seemed to perpetually spin with the names of the state’s biggest — and not so big — players in politics, died on Friday.
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