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Dear Santa – By Mrs. Kinblom’s 2nd Grade Class

Dear Santa, My name is Ainsley Arlene Carey. I am 7 years old. I am a really good writter are you related to God and how did you get magic? The three things I want for christmas is squishmallow a blanket with my name on it and my family all together. I know its hard…

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Dear Santa – By Mrs. Garnett’s 2nd Grade Class

Dear Santa, My name is Eleanor. I am 7 years old. How old are your friends? What are there names? This year for chistmas I would like kittens, bracelet kit, a bean bag chair and snickers and twix. P.s. Be careful my sisters are setting up a camra to spy on you. P.S.S. Thank you…

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Dear Santa – By Mrs. Kittilson’s 2nd Grade Class

Dear Santa,  I have a Dog I love her. I like playing with my dog. Santa can I plese have a barbie camper and a roller skates?  Sincerely,  Maya Koger, 8  Dear Santa,  I am in football. I can also dribl. 2nd grae Mrs. Kittilson. robuz gift card a intendo swich ples! the rander fli.…

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Dear Santa – By Mrs. Ryan’s 2nd Grade Class

Dear Santa,  My name is Aspen Anderson. I am getting ready for christmas by blowing up an inflatuble. How are the elves feeling? I want to have wane thing for you to give me a real life baby dolls that look real. Thank you for the American Girl Dolls. have a gut crsms!  Love,  Aspen…

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My Favorite Christmas – By Mrs. Mohr’s 3rd Grade Class

The best part of Christmas is opening gifs with family and friends. I hang gifs on the tree. And gandpa or gandma helping you with the christmas tree. And one more thing is gifs are the best part of Christmas. Those are the best parts of Christmas Cori Smith  The best part of Christmas is…

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My Favorite Christmas – By Mr. Secraw’s 3rd Grade Class

My Favorite Christmas was when I was 6. Mw and my brothers put cookies & milk out for “santa” Back then, I didn’t really believe in santa. But almost all the other childen at my age belived in him. anyway, let’s get back to the story. You see, we usally have sleepoovers and that’s what…

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REMEMBRANCES OF CHRISTMASES PAST: Long-time residents of Connorsville, Gary and Nilla Harnisch, reminisce about Christmas traditions

By Renee Bettendorf CONNORSVILLE – On a recent afternoon, long-time Connorsville residents, Gary and Nilla Harnisch, sat in their hunting cabin at Harnishch’s Buck-Hollow Ranch and reminisced about Christmases past.  “I’ve spent 80 years at the crossroads,” said Gary of his lifelong Connorsville address at the junction of highways 64 and 79. He was born…

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