Area 4-H'ers get a chance to shine for Iowa Legislators at April 9 Sac City, Iowa event
Area 4-H'ers get a chance to shine for Iowa Legislators at April 9 Sac City_ Iowa event
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Wall Lake City Council spends majority of meeting on zoning issue
WALL LAKE, IOWA - APRIL 25, 2011
1. Call to order
2. Pledge of Allegiance.
3. Approval of agenda.
4. Discussion about corrections to the minutes.
5. Approval of minutes with corrections.
6. Discussion about bills.
7. Approval of bills as presented.
Pages from Bills to be Allowed 2011 April 25
Wall Lake City Council continues to consider radio read electrical meters
Electric Meter Study
- City clerk went to Lake View and listened to a guy from Itron and Van Wert about radio read meters.
-- replacing all of the electrical meters willl yield 33k to 36K extra per year in made up revenue due to correcting inaccurate, old meters
-- Total replace cost $39K
--- Annual software maintenance cost of $1,300
--- could be done without adjusting the budget in a three year time period.
--- Doing it all at once could save $12 per meter.
--- Theoretically it could pay itself off in one year.
-- There are 452 single phase and 39 three phase meters.
-- The clerk of Greenfield told the clerk that they wouldn’t go back.
--- Greenfield has 1100 meters.
--- The utility board liked it because there is less time necessary between the reading and the billing.
-- City clerk of Spencer concurred.
- Issue tabled until the whole council can be present to vote.
Council discussed briefly the well, water/waste water, generator. Council asked Chris Rodman to bring recommendations from MSA to next meeting.
City of Wall Lake may receive money from trees forever to buy up to 50 trees
- Deb with trees forever said is all you have to do is fill out the form and you will get some money and you get to pick what trees you want and where you want to put them.
- Clerk recommends they put the notice of availability of trees in the paper for citizens on a frst come first serve basis.
- It was recommended that the city charge the public $15 per tree.
-- The trees are eight feet tall.
- Clerk directed to start advertising in July.
Pool-Wilma Gosch donation was updated by Chris Rodman. Rob Germann will want this on the agenda for next meeting. Council asked Chris to inquire on the endowment fund. The Pool House committee was also discussed during this time. The committee will consist of Lindsay King, Donna Aldag, Robyn Cromwell, Bill Brotherton, Gary Faber, Travis Knobbe, Chris Rodman, and Mary Beth Blum. This committee will be an advisor to the council on the pool house renovations.
- Wilma Gosch Foundation donated $14,907 to the city.
- $2,173 worth of items were purchased for the pool.
- $10k will be put into an account for use as seed money to do the pool house
- The people who award the Renze grants sound like they would be willing to contribute.
- City will not be able to get endowment money.
- Council will wait until the next meeting to discuss this further as all members were not present.
JR Lapel building permit was discussed at length by council. The council decided because, JR had a valid permit and will paint the structure one continuous color, the structure can stay. Council suggested getting a copy of the Schroeder First Addition covenants to Chris Grote.
Appointment of Sue Arnold to the Library Board for another five years.
Randy Nuetzman was present to ask why his bid of $6,800 to mow the cemetery was rejected in the April 11 meeting. Riedell told Nuetzman the city has had low bid mow the cemetery before and the job was not satisfactory. Riedell also said Marjo’s had the man power and equipment to do a good job.
Tim Peters was present to ask if council would like tree trimming done at the cemetery. Mayor Druivenga asked Peters to bring a map of trees to be cut to council. Potthoff wants city to trim the trees they can. Peters would like council to say which trees should be cut down and trimmed before submitting another bid.
Keep Iowa Beautiful was recognized for giving paint to the shelter house in the Wall Lake Park.
Council was advised Northwest Iowa League of cities meeting is coming up on April 28th. Minutes from the April 13, 2011 Sac County League of Cities was handed out. Council was advised when and where next meeting will be.
Council was advised that John Morrow would come into office to help with accounting for year end.
Riedell moved to adjourn, seconded by Boeckman. Ayes: All, motion carried.
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1. Call to order
2. Pledge of Allegiance.
3. Approval of agenda.
4. Discussion about corrections to the minutes.
5. Approval of minutes with corrections.
6. Discussion about bills.
7. Approval of bills as presented.
Pages from Bills to be Allowed 2011 April 25
Wall Lake City Council continues to consider radio read electrical meters
Electric Meter Study
- City clerk went to Lake View and listened to a guy from Itron and Van Wert about radio read meters.
-- replacing all of the electrical meters willl yield 33k to 36K extra per year in made up revenue due to correcting inaccurate, old meters
-- Total replace cost $39K
--- Annual software maintenance cost of $1,300
--- could be done without adjusting the budget in a three year time period.
--- Doing it all at once could save $12 per meter.
--- Theoretically it could pay itself off in one year.
-- There are 452 single phase and 39 three phase meters.
-- The clerk of Greenfield told the clerk that they wouldn’t go back.
--- Greenfield has 1100 meters.
--- The utility board liked it because there is less time necessary between the reading and the billing.
-- City clerk of Spencer concurred.
- Issue tabled until the whole council can be present to vote.
Council discussed briefly the well, water/waste water, generator. Council asked Chris Rodman to bring recommendations from MSA to next meeting.
City of Wall Lake may receive money from trees forever to buy up to 50 trees
- Deb with trees forever said is all you have to do is fill out the form and you will get some money and you get to pick what trees you want and where you want to put them.
- Clerk recommends they put the notice of availability of trees in the paper for citizens on a frst come first serve basis.
- It was recommended that the city charge the public $15 per tree.
-- The trees are eight feet tall.
- Clerk directed to start advertising in July.
Pool-Wilma Gosch donation was updated by Chris Rodman. Rob Germann will want this on the agenda for next meeting. Council asked Chris to inquire on the endowment fund. The Pool House committee was also discussed during this time. The committee will consist of Lindsay King, Donna Aldag, Robyn Cromwell, Bill Brotherton, Gary Faber, Travis Knobbe, Chris Rodman, and Mary Beth Blum. This committee will be an advisor to the council on the pool house renovations.
- Wilma Gosch Foundation donated $14,907 to the city.
- $2,173 worth of items were purchased for the pool.
- $10k will be put into an account for use as seed money to do the pool house
- The people who award the Renze grants sound like they would be willing to contribute.
- City will not be able to get endowment money.
- Council will wait until the next meeting to discuss this further as all members were not present.
JR Lapel building permit was discussed at length by council. The council decided because, JR had a valid permit and will paint the structure one continuous color, the structure can stay. Council suggested getting a copy of the Schroeder First Addition covenants to Chris Grote.
Appointment of Sue Arnold to the Library Board for another five years.
Randy Nuetzman was present to ask why his bid of $6,800 to mow the cemetery was rejected in the April 11 meeting. Riedell told Nuetzman the city has had low bid mow the cemetery before and the job was not satisfactory. Riedell also said Marjo’s had the man power and equipment to do a good job.
Tim Peters was present to ask if council would like tree trimming done at the cemetery. Mayor Druivenga asked Peters to bring a map of trees to be cut to council. Potthoff wants city to trim the trees they can. Peters would like council to say which trees should be cut down and trimmed before submitting another bid.
Keep Iowa Beautiful was recognized for giving paint to the shelter house in the Wall Lake Park.
Council was advised Northwest Iowa League of cities meeting is coming up on April 28th. Minutes from the April 13, 2011 Sac County League of Cities was handed out. Council was advised when and where next meeting will be.
Council was advised that John Morrow would come into office to help with accounting for year end.
Riedell moved to adjourn, seconded by Boeckman. Ayes: All, motion carried.
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Boulder’s Inn and Suites in Lake View, Iowa to have direct entrance off of Highway 71
LAKE VIEW, IOWA – APRIL 18, 2011
Governor Branstad requests Presidential Disaster Declaration for Sac County, Iowa
SAC COUNTY, IOWA - APRIL 27, 2011
Preschool numbers continue to decline at East Sac County School
SAC CITY – WALL LAKE, IOWA – APRIL 24, 2011
RESULTS - East Sac Girls Golfers place second at Twin Lakes
EAST SAC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL - APRIL 25, 2011
DSMR - Iowa Lawmakers act to help officials build Lake Delhi - PHOTOS
LAKE DELHI, IOWA - APRIL 27, 2011
Sac City, Iowa Councilors get a little snippy about the gas fund
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 25, 2011
All votes are unanimous unless noted.
Watch the videos, follow along on the documents.
I. Roll Call/Call to order
II. Consent Agenda.
A. Approval of Agenda.
B. Approval of Minutes of the April 11, 2011 meeting.
C. approval of Receipts and Disbursements.
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III. Citizen’s Opportunity to address the council on items not on the Agenda. No citizens speak.
IV. Miscellaneous.
A. Community Foundation Presents their Annual Report.
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B. Approval of Sac County Young Professional’s Application for a Noise Pollution permit. This will be for a band at the Sac Country Club on June 3, 2011
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C. Sac City Council, city administrator, city clerk, and city maintenance head are asked to grade each of the eight engineering firm’s bids for the upcoming street improvement project. This will be narrowed down to the top three and then voted upon at the May 9, 2011 meeting.
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D. City Administrator directed to draft an ordinance to implement an open burning permitting process. To be voted on at the next meeting. This is a split vote with Jim Johnston voting against. The ordinance itself will be voted on at the next meeting.
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Sac City Council creates a committee to guide the ordinance creation process. Mayor appoints Bob Scheffler, Jim Frederick, and Bill Brenny to serve.
E. Sac City Council has a brisk debate about the use of the gas fund as a piggy bank to finance a new garbage truck. Council votes to buy garbage truck and not outsource for trash services. This is a split vote with Frederick and Frohardt voting against.
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Sac City Council votes to subsidize the purchase of the truck funding it 100% from Gas Department funds. This is a split vote with Frederick and Frohardt voting against.
F. Sac City Council lowers fees, increases wages at Sac Aquatic Center
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G. and H. Sac City Council updates lifeguard and concession stand worker job descriptions.
I. Sac City Council approves resolution setting campground fees for Riverside Park.
042511sccdoc0008
J. Community Garden Program funding eliminated. the service will continue for this season, but not next season. The council takes no action but is asked to start considering if they would like the city to take over the responsibilities that go with maintaining this program next season.
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K. Lytton for, Lake View against for now, all other Sac County towns undecided on question of discontinuing contract with Howard Center to process recycling.
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L. Sac City Council reviews several pieces of state legislation which may impact Sac City, Iowa.
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M. Sac City Council decides to forgo sealed bid process and sell equipment via auction. The tree spade will very likely be removed from the list of items to be sold.
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N. Sac City Council approves tax abatements.
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O. Sac City police officer breaks a rib.
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V. Council Forum.
042511sccdoc0015
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All votes are unanimous unless noted.
Watch the videos, follow along on the documents.
I. Roll Call/Call to order
II. Consent Agenda.
A. Approval of Agenda.
B. Approval of Minutes of the April 11, 2011 meeting.
C. approval of Receipts and Disbursements.
042511sccdoc0001
III. Citizen’s Opportunity to address the council on items not on the Agenda. No citizens speak.
IV. Miscellaneous.
A. Community Foundation Presents their Annual Report.
042511sccdoc0002
B. Approval of Sac County Young Professional’s Application for a Noise Pollution permit. This will be for a band at the Sac Country Club on June 3, 2011
042511sccdoc0003
C. Sac City Council, city administrator, city clerk, and city maintenance head are asked to grade each of the eight engineering firm’s bids for the upcoming street improvement project. This will be narrowed down to the top three and then voted upon at the May 9, 2011 meeting.
042511sccdoc0004
D. City Administrator directed to draft an ordinance to implement an open burning permitting process. To be voted on at the next meeting. This is a split vote with Jim Johnston voting against. The ordinance itself will be voted on at the next meeting.
042511sccdoc0005
Sac City Council creates a committee to guide the ordinance creation process. Mayor appoints Bob Scheffler, Jim Frederick, and Bill Brenny to serve.
E. Sac City Council has a brisk debate about the use of the gas fund as a piggy bank to finance a new garbage truck. Council votes to buy garbage truck and not outsource for trash services. This is a split vote with Frederick and Frohardt voting against.
042511sccdoc0006
Sac City Council votes to subsidize the purchase of the truck funding it 100% from Gas Department funds. This is a split vote with Frederick and Frohardt voting against.
F. Sac City Council lowers fees, increases wages at Sac Aquatic Center
042511sccdoc0007
G. and H. Sac City Council updates lifeguard and concession stand worker job descriptions.
I. Sac City Council approves resolution setting campground fees for Riverside Park.
042511sccdoc0008
J. Community Garden Program funding eliminated. the service will continue for this season, but not next season. The council takes no action but is asked to start considering if they would like the city to take over the responsibilities that go with maintaining this program next season.
042511sccdoc0009
K. Lytton for, Lake View against for now, all other Sac County towns undecided on question of discontinuing contract with Howard Center to process recycling.
042511sccdoc0010
L. Sac City Council reviews several pieces of state legislation which may impact Sac City, Iowa.
042511sccdoc0011
M. Sac City Council decides to forgo sealed bid process and sell equipment via auction. The tree spade will very likely be removed from the list of items to be sold.
042511sccdoc0012
N. Sac City Council approves tax abatements.
042511sccdoc0013
O. Sac City police officer breaks a rib.
042511sccdoc0014
V. Council Forum.
042511sccdoc0015
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Employment contracts signed by the Sac and WLVA Boards of Eucation on April 19, 2011
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
Letters of resignation accepted by the Sac and WLVA boards of education on the evening of April 19, 2011
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
Sac County Supervisors deny County Attorney right to choose his own assistant
SAC CITY, IOWA – APRIL 19, 2011
Sac County criminal court activity between the dates of April 14, 2011 and April 20, 2011
SAC COUNTY, IOWA - APRIL 25, 2011
Lake View City Council extends maintenance agreement with DOT to take care of Highway 71
LAKE VIEW, IOWA - APRIL 18, 2011
East Sac county School board approves of one year agreement with Sac Community Center, City of Sac City
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
East Sac County School Board reviews discussion items for the May meeting
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
East Sac County School Board to vote on changes that will affect which elementary school first time enrollees can attend
… strengthening of Open Night, relationship between principal and truancy officer.
SAC CITY, IOWA – APRIL 19, 2011
SAC CITY, IOWA – APRIL 19, 2011
Researching East Sac County School Board President Chuck Brotherton's 1000 emails in real time
UPDATE: April 23, 2011 10:48AM
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 23, 2011
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 23, 2011
East Sac County School will continue to use all six financial institutions within the district
SAC CITY, IOWA – APRIL 19, 2011
A significant conversation (65+ comments) about the recent ESC School Board decision is taking place at this link:
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 21, 2011
Sac County traffic charges disposed between April 14, 2011 and April 20, 2011
SAC COUNTY, IOWA - APRIL 21, 2011
Ernst and Tellinghuisen lead ESC girls to second place golf finish at Twin Lake Conference
MANSON,, IOWA - APRIL 18, 2011
ESC Boys Golfers go to 2nd at April 18 Twin Lakes Conference at Pocahontas
POCAHONTAS, IOWA - APRIL 18, 2011
Children's Day at the Sac City Library a success
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 16, 2011
Shiloh Nokes, Daughter of Billy and Emily Nokes of Sac City, Iowa takes part in a magic trick at the Sac City Library on April 16, 2011. The magic show, performed by Rick Eugene, was the climax of Children's Day at the Library whch included vision, dental, and health screenings, storytelling, free books, and free lunch for the kids.
Said Sac City Library Director Brandie Ledford, "The Children's Day event at the library was a great success. The turnout was wonderful and we hope that both parents and kids learned a little about health and safety while having a good time. The library is a great resource for families."
58 people crowded into the Sac City Library's meeting room to watch Rick Eugene perform. Here, Mr. Eugene prepares to perform his famed "Magic Rope" Trick.
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Shiloh Nokes, Daughter of Billy and Emily Nokes of Sac City, Iowa takes part in a magic trick at the Sac City Library on April 16, 2011. The magic show, performed by Rick Eugene, was the climax of Children's Day at the Library whch included vision, dental, and health screenings, storytelling, free books, and free lunch for the kids.
Said Sac City Library Director Brandie Ledford, "The Children's Day event at the library was a great success. The turnout was wonderful and we hope that both parents and kids learned a little about health and safety while having a good time. The library is a great resource for families."
58 people crowded into the Sac City Library's meeting room to watch Rick Eugene perform. Here, Mr. Eugene prepares to perform his famed "Magic Rope" Trick.
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The East Sac County School Board approved board policy 303.9 which prohibits school administrators from, (among other things,) coaching.
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
It was a 4-1 vote with Brent Wilhelm voting against approval of this policy.
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It was a 4-1 vote with Brent Wilhelm voting against approval of this policy.
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Sioux City woman gets probation for stealing gas from Sac City convenience store
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SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
Minutes of the April 11, 2011 Sac Community School Board Public hearing
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 11, 2011
Early City Council, City Library starting to come into step with each other
EARLY, IOWA – APRIL 5, 2011
FDM - Story of ESC policy that targets local school principal finds its way into expanded media area
SAC CITY IOWA - APRIL 19, 2011
Lake View Community Club gets the thumbs up for use of city picnic tables for may 14 Main Street BBQ Event
LAKE VIEW, IOWA – APRIL 18, 2011
The Lake View Community Club will be having the Main Street BBQ event on May 14, 2011 from 11:00AM to 1:00PM
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Early City Council sets a public hearing regarding water improvement project
…Everything is coming together for new water tower
Early, Iowa citizen expresses her disgust with dog feces in the park
“Are we going to have a dog park, or are we going to have a kid’s park?”
KCIM - East Sac Students Help With Storm Recovery
... KCIM interviews East Sac Principal Kevin Litterer
Have a prom dress you are willing to donate for the use of Maple Valley girls who lost theirs in the storm?
Right now dresses are being collected at Details in Sac City, Iowa. The Sac City arm of this multi-city event is being organized by Joan Green and Colleen Swanger at Studio 507.
They are still in need of dresses as of this posting. 2:51PM, April 14, 2011.
They are still in need of dresses as of this posting. 2:51PM, April 14, 2011.
Very dramatic footage of Mapleton tornado shot by pro who was in town when it hit shared at TSN's Facebook wall
This footage was shot by Stephen Locke. One of the places you can see it is at http://facebook.com/thesacnews
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First photos of the multiple school tornado clean up day in Sac County have been shared on TSN's Facebook wall
Video - "Early, Iowa Tornado War Zone"
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ESCinfo: Weds. ESC 5-12 gr. students will be helping w/tornado clean up. Wear work gloves, boots, jeans. School will transport
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Photos of the aftermath of the tornado strike on varina are uploaded
April 10, 2011
The food they are serving was supposed to be used for the Ladies Spring Social, an event that often attracts upwards of 150 attendees but was pressed into service feeding the hungry workers. Ladies from as far away as Galva brought food and bars to be used for the event. Said Ms. Herman, "It was meant to be."
There are 70+ more photos of the damage to Varina, and the rural area around the Nemaha and Newell area at http://facebook.com/thesacnews
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Sac City Council to consider creation of open burning permit
SAC CITY, IOWA - APRIL 11, 2011
At the April 11, 2011 Sac City Council meeting, the council will consider the creation of a permit that will allow citizens with a "compelling interest" to burn during the eight months of the year in which it is currently not allowed.
This will be handled as an amendment to the current ordinance and will theoretically not effect the current functioning of that law which allows two months in the spring and two months in the fall for open burning of yard waste.
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At the April 11, 2011 Sac City Council meeting, the council will consider the creation of a permit that will allow citizens with a "compelling interest" to burn during the eight months of the year in which it is currently not allowed.
This will be handled as an amendment to the current ordinance and will theoretically not effect the current functioning of that law which allows two months in the spring and two months in the fall for open burning of yard waste.
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East Sac County Boys Varsity Track Team looking forward to becoming more competitive
...place second in the 800
Early Iowa update
At a press conference held at noon today in Early, Iowa authorities reported that damage to properties was extensive. Only two minor injuries and no fatalities were reported.
The audio of this conference is available at the top of the page.
Next East Sac County PTO meeting: MAY 4th, 630pm at the Sac Elementary Library - ELECTION OF OFFICERS!!!!
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Building new homes in Sac City about to get more complicated and costly?
...because Lake View did it for a restaurant...
April 7, 2011 Sac City Library Board Agenda
...to address empty board seat...
...to address new strategic plan...
...to address new strategic plan...
Sac City Planning and Zoning cleanup fund not happenin
SAC CITY, IOWA – APRIL 4, 2011
According to Sac City Administrator Adam Ledford who spoke at the Sac City Planning and Zoning Commission’s April 4, 2011 meeting, there was presented to the Finance Committee of the Sac City Council a plan to earmark the use of thirty to forty thousand dollars for...
According to Sac City Administrator Adam Ledford who spoke at the Sac City Planning and Zoning Commission’s April 4, 2011 meeting, there was presented to the Finance Committee of the Sac City Council a plan to earmark the use of thirty to forty thousand dollars for...
Sac City Planning and Zoning Board discusses pending action
SAC CITY, IOWA – APRIL 4, 2011
...pending lawsuits...
...dilapidated buildings downtown...
...apparently abandoned house...
...Ken Pap's deal with the EPA...
...building permits for satellite dishes...
...pending lawsuits...
...dilapidated buildings downtown...
...apparently abandoned house...
...Ken Pap's deal with the EPA...
...building permits for satellite dishes...
April 4, 2011 Lytton City Council Meeting
...Mayor told Post office may close...
...Farmer's Coop to pay for own repairs...
...Water at eight residences to be shut off...
...Ordinance to keep folks from parking in the street coming...
...Resident claims city targeting only certain breeds of dogs for ticketing...
...City moves forward with plans to purchase new end loader...
...and more!... :)
...Farmer's Coop to pay for own repairs...
...Water at eight residences to be shut off...
...Ordinance to keep folks from parking in the street coming...
...Resident claims city targeting only certain breeds of dogs for ticketing...
...City moves forward with plans to purchase new end loader...
...and more!... :)
13 year-old reported missing in Carroll, Iowa
"Bertha Delangel was reported missing to the Carroll Police Department, in Carroll on April 2, 2011..."
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SCJ - ANALYSIS: Winners, losers in Iowa redistricting plan
"The task of setting new boundaries for Iowa Legislature and U.S. House seats is underway. On Thursday the Legislative Service Agency took the first public step in the process, releasing new maps for proposed districts..."
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Sac County Supervisors presented with Senior Center remodeling update
…turn down implied request for funding.
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