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Benefit for Pete Karpen is Saturday at 2nd Street Depot
For dozens of years, bargoers in Hastings often bumped into the same man behind the grill. The man in white, wielding a spatula, was often Pete Karpen.
Thursday, November, 08, 2012 - The Hastings Star-Gazette - News
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For dozens of years, bargoers in Hastings often bumped into the same man behind the grill. The man in white, wielding a spatula, was often Pete Karpen.
Thursday, November, 08, 2012 - The Hastings Star-Gazette - News
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Benefit for Pete Karpen planned for Nov. 10
A benefit is planned for Hastings resident Pete Karpen, who has endured a number of health setbacks this year. The benefit will be Saturday, Nov. 10, at the 2nd Street Depot at 320 Second St. in downtown Hastings.
Wednesday, October, 31, 2012 - The Hastings Star-Gazette - News
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A benefit is planned for Hastings resident Pete Karpen, who has endured a number of health setbacks this year. The benefit will be Saturday, Nov. 10, at the 2nd Street Depot at 320 Second St. in downtown Hastings.
Wednesday, October, 31, 2012 - The Hastings Star-Gazette - News
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Sledding memories: Discovery of toboggan prompts review of unique Hastings memories
These days, the options for sledding in Hastings are relatively few. There’s the government center, the middle school and Lions Park, to name a few. About 130 years ago, long before there were liability concerns and long before automobiles existed, the local sledding scene was much more impressive. A few enormous and well-orchestrated toboggan runs were located in Hastings, using the Second, Third and Fourth street hills, among others, to fly into downtown.
Thursday, February, 14, 2013 - The Hastings Star-Gazette - News
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These days, the options for sledding in Hastings are relatively few. There’s the government center, the middle school and Lions Park, to name a few. About 130 years ago, long before there were liability concerns and long before automobiles existed, the local sledding scene was much more impressive. A few enormous and well-orchestrated toboggan runs were located in Hastings, using the Second, Third and Fourth street hills, among others, to fly into downtown.
Thursday, February, 14, 2013 - The Hastings Star-Gazette - News
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