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Criminal Charges Filed in Sac County, Iowa - October 20, 2011
#2:
Sac City Man's Criminal Mischief to Be Dismissed, Gets Suspended Sentence for Tresspass
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October 21, 2011
Today's top trending post at noon:
Criminal Charges Filed in Sac County, Iowa - October 20, 2011
#2:
Sac City Man's Criminal Mischief to Be Dismissed, Gets Suspended Sentence for Tresspass
Today's top trending post at noon:
Criminal Charges Filed in Sac County, Iowa - October 20, 2011
#2:
Sac City Man's Criminal Mischief to Be Dismissed, Gets Suspended Sentence for Tresspass
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Sac City Chamber Main Street to make changes to 5th street bump outs
October 12, 2011 - Sac City, Iowa
Sac City Chamber Main Street reports that the bump outs they are having constructed on North 5th street will be "a little narrower' than originally planned to better accomodate truck traffic.
Information released by the Sac City Chamber Main Street on October 20 indicates that they are making these changes in reaction to community input.
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Sac City Chamber Main Street reports that the bump outs they are having constructed on North 5th street will be "a little narrower' than originally planned to better accomodate truck traffic.
Information released by the Sac City Chamber Main Street on October 20 indicates that they are making these changes in reaction to community input.
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Auburn City Council considers ordinance to combat residents with improper electrical hook ups
October 13, 2011 – Auburn, Iowa.
- There is a house that didn’t have electricity, and so strung extension cords to another property. Nothing prohibits hooking two houses to one property, and the council wants to create an ordinance that will prohibit this. The clerk has not found another ordinance that covers this, but the city of Guttenberg did contact the city said that they are happy that they are not the only city with this problem. Guttenberg handled it by disconnecting the cord and indicating that the electrical utilities would be cut off to the supplying house if it persisted. This solved the problem.
Mayor Beidler suggests including in writing notification that this is not allowed when the utilities are initially turned on.
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- There is a house that didn’t have electricity, and so strung extension cords to another property. Nothing prohibits hooking two houses to one property, and the council wants to create an ordinance that will prohibit this. The clerk has not found another ordinance that covers this, but the city of Guttenberg did contact the city said that they are happy that they are not the only city with this problem. Guttenberg handled it by disconnecting the cord and indicating that the electrical utilities would be cut off to the supplying house if it persisted. This solved the problem.
Mayor Beidler suggests including in writing notification that this is not allowed when the utilities are initially turned on.
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Lake View named ‘2011 Outstanding Iowa Tourism Community of the Year’
Lake View named ‘2011 Outstanding Iowa Tourism Community of the Year’
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36 new photos have been added to - September 8, 2011 ESC 7th Grade Football
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Sac City Man Charged With Animal at Large
Sac City Man Charged With Animal at Large
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Auburn City Council considering changing recreational vehicle parking ordinance
October 13, 2011 – Auburn, Iowa.
- The changes may specify the exact place an RV must be stored.
-- The front of the house is designated the side with the numbers in the case of a corner lot.
- Council tables the debate and instructs clerk to bring back more information.
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- The changes may specify the exact place an RV must be stored.
-- The front of the house is designated the side with the numbers in the case of a corner lot.
- Council tables the debate and instructs clerk to bring back more information.
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Sac City Man's Criminal Mischief to Be Dismissed, Gets Suspended Sentence for Tresspass
Sac City Man's Criminal Mischief to Be Dismissed, Gets Suspended Sentance for Tresspass
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Auburn City Council considers community improvement projects
October 13, 2011 – Auburn, Iowa.
- New, used, dump truck.
-- Because of the way that the DOT makes used trucks available, by consensus, Jerry X (city employee) is selected to make the decision should a dump truck become available.
- Utility poles.
-- If it’s broke, it gets fixed.
- Basement of the community building.
- Exterior of city hall.
- Discussion about pothole slurry concerns.
-- Will last through the winter.
- Gazebo is starting to dry rot.
-- Does it need removed?
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- New, used, dump truck.
-- Because of the way that the DOT makes used trucks available, by consensus, Jerry X (city employee) is selected to make the decision should a dump truck become available.
- Utility poles.
-- If it’s broke, it gets fixed.
- Basement of the community building.
- Exterior of city hall.
- Discussion about pothole slurry concerns.
-- Will last through the winter.
- Gazebo is starting to dry rot.
-- Does it need removed?
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City of Wall Lake Dismisses Lawsuit Against Ziegmann
City of Wall Lake Dismisses Lawsuit Against Ziegmann
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Auburn City Council approves liquor license for new owner of local bar
October 13, 2011 – Auburn, Iowa.
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Auburn City Council considers a stricter utility payment policy
October 13, 2011 – Auburn, Iowa.
- Customer #505 refuses to make regular payments or to make a payment agreement.
-- Says he is getting a inheritance.
--- Will send a disconnect notice on the 26thfordisconnect on the 31st.
- Council contemplates getting stricter with shutting off utilities.
-- Council can disconnect water during the winter even if they are on energy assistance.
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- Customer #505 refuses to make regular payments or to make a payment agreement.
-- Says he is getting a inheritance.
--- Will send a disconnect notice on the 26thfordisconnect on the 31st.
- Council contemplates getting stricter with shutting off utilities.
-- Council can disconnect water during the winter even if they are on energy assistance.
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Discover Bank Gets a Judgement Against a Wall Lake Woman
Discover Bank Gets a Judgement Against a Wall Lake Woman
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7th and 8th grade volleyball players had a great day in Odebolt on October 10th
The 7th grade Raider Volleyball players traveled to Odebolt to take on the Falcons on Monday, October 10. All three teams played excellently and both the A and B teams came away with a match win.
The A team won all 3 games 21-10, 21-16, and 21-13. Courtney Paysen led the team at the serving line by completing 12 out of 13 serves with 6 aces. Megan Wright, Riley Fischer, and Sonnie Cornelius helped seal the wins at the net. Megan was 6 for 6 attacks with 3 kills, Riley went 4 for 4 with 3 kills, and Sonnie was 4 for 5 with 2 kills. The A team is 7-1 in match play.
The B team won 2 out of the 3 games 17-21, 21-10, and 21-18. Hannah Schmidt led the Raiders at the serving line by completing 12 out of 13 with 6 aces and Jordan Raine was successful at the net by completing 3 out of 3 attacks with 1 kill. The B team moves to 7-1 in match play as well.
The C team played the best they have played all season and won 2 of the 6 games against the Falcons with scores 21-17. 14-21, 18-21, 18-21, 18-21, and 21-19. Both Ashlie Aschinger and Amber Arbegast served well for the Raiders. Ashley served 25 out of 33 with 13 aces and Amber completed 20 out of 25 serves with 10 aces. The C team finished their season with a 1-7 record.
The 8th grade volleyball team hosted the OA-BCIG Falcons in Jr. High Volleyball on Monday, October 10. All three teams dominated as the Raiders won all 9 games played.
The A team advanced to 8-0 in match play by claiming all 3 games 21-18, 21-18, 21-10. Sarah Shull hit all 14 of her serves to lead the A team in serving. Lexie Berry and Sarah Shull both completed 5 out of 7 attacks with 3 kills to help with the win.
The B team also advanced to an 8-0 match record on the season by winning all 3 games 21-19, 21-15, 21-18. Hannah Degner hit 10 out of 11 serves with 3 aces and Kendal Herrig went 12 for 13 in serves with 3 aces to lead the B team in serving. Bailey Jacobsen completed 7 out of 9 attacks with 1 kill on the afternoon.
The C team went to 5-3 on the season as they won all three games 21-12, 21-17, 21-6. Jordyn Anderson hit 15 out of 16 serves with 8 aces and Dijanna Hammond completed 12 out of 14 serves with 7 aces to lead the C team in serving. Dijanna also added 2 kills to help with the win.
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The A team won all 3 games 21-10, 21-16, and 21-13. Courtney Paysen led the team at the serving line by completing 12 out of 13 serves with 6 aces. Megan Wright, Riley Fischer, and Sonnie Cornelius helped seal the wins at the net. Megan was 6 for 6 attacks with 3 kills, Riley went 4 for 4 with 3 kills, and Sonnie was 4 for 5 with 2 kills. The A team is 7-1 in match play.
The B team won 2 out of the 3 games 17-21, 21-10, and 21-18. Hannah Schmidt led the Raiders at the serving line by completing 12 out of 13 with 6 aces and Jordan Raine was successful at the net by completing 3 out of 3 attacks with 1 kill. The B team moves to 7-1 in match play as well.
The C team played the best they have played all season and won 2 of the 6 games against the Falcons with scores 21-17. 14-21, 18-21, 18-21, 18-21, and 21-19. Both Ashlie Aschinger and Amber Arbegast served well for the Raiders. Ashley served 25 out of 33 with 13 aces and Amber completed 20 out of 25 serves with 10 aces. The C team finished their season with a 1-7 record.
The 8th grade volleyball team hosted the OA-BCIG Falcons in Jr. High Volleyball on Monday, October 10. All three teams dominated as the Raiders won all 9 games played.
The A team advanced to 8-0 in match play by claiming all 3 games 21-18, 21-18, 21-10. Sarah Shull hit all 14 of her serves to lead the A team in serving. Lexie Berry and Sarah Shull both completed 5 out of 7 attacks with 3 kills to help with the win.
The B team also advanced to an 8-0 match record on the season by winning all 3 games 21-19, 21-15, 21-18. Hannah Degner hit 10 out of 11 serves with 3 aces and Kendal Herrig went 12 for 13 in serves with 3 aces to lead the B team in serving. Bailey Jacobsen completed 7 out of 9 attacks with 1 kill on the afternoon.
The C team went to 5-3 on the season as they won all three games 21-12, 21-17, 21-6. Jordyn Anderson hit 15 out of 16 serves with 8 aces and Dijanna Hammond completed 12 out of 14 serves with 7 aces to lead the C team in serving. Dijanna also added 2 kills to help with the win.
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Auburn City Clerk’s update for October 13, 2011
October 13, 2011 – Auburn, Iowa.
- Approval of Fall Fest expenses.
- Energy Efficiency Rate Study Update.
-- Some street lights have been cut back from 400w to 150w.
--- City intends to replace all of the city street lights with 150w bulbs so that they will qualify for a program that will then replace those bulbs with LED lights.
---- There are 80 to 90 bulbs that need replaced at a cost of about $4,000.00.
-- Power supply contract
--- Corn Belt will have something for the council to consider at the November meeting.
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- Approval of Fall Fest expenses.
- Energy Efficiency Rate Study Update.
-- Some street lights have been cut back from 400w to 150w.
--- City intends to replace all of the city street lights with 150w bulbs so that they will qualify for a program that will then replace those bulbs with LED lights.
---- There are 80 to 90 bulbs that need replaced at a cost of about $4,000.00.
-- Power supply contract
--- Corn Belt will have something for the council to consider at the November meeting.
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7th and 8th grade ESC Raiders come to the end of another nice season
Sept 12
8th grade played Ridge View at Early.
Final Score: ESC 24 Ridge View 0
Sept 15
ESC played host to Alta Aurelia in Sac City.
7th grade score was ESC 12 Alta-Aurelia 14
8th grade: ESC 22 Alta Aurelia 0
Sept 20
ESC played host to South Central Calhoun.
7th grade score was ESC 6 South Central Calhoun 20
8th grade score was ESC 12 South Central Calhoun 6
Sept 27
ESC 7th grade traveled to Burnside to take on Sountheast Webster Grand for 2 games.
In the first game it was ESC 16 SEW 28.
The 2nd game was shortened by injuries to SEW Final Score: ESC 20 SEW 0
Oct 4
ESC 8th grade played host to Manson Northwest Webster in Sac City.
ESC 37 Manson 0
Oct 10
ESC 7th and 8th traveled to Odebolt to take on the Falcons of OABCIG.
7th grade score was ESC 6 OABCIG 16
8th grade score was: ESC 32 OABCIG 20
Oct 13
ESC 7th grade traveled to Aurelia for a rematch with Alta- Aureila.
Final Score: ESC 14 Alta- Aurelia 6
Oct. 18th:
ESC 7th and 8th traveled to Pomeroy to take on the Indians of Pochahantas-Pomeroy Palmer
7th grade score was ESC 46 Poky-Pomeroy Palmer 24
8th grade score was ESC 6 Poky-Pomeroy Palmer 16
It was another nice season for the young Raider football program as the 7th grade improved each week against good competition and ended on a high note by avenging an earlier loss to Altal-Aurelia and putting it all together in their last game against Poky-Pomeroy Palmer. We had 23 boys on the squad this year.
The 8th graders proved to be good leaders on and off the field and had another great season finishing 5-1 and 9-2 for their middle school careers. We had 27 young men out and only a hard fought very physical game against Poky-Pomeroy Palmer that ended in a tough loss kept them from having an undefeated season.
The coaching staff of Steve Nuetzman, Larry Tellinghuisen and Greg Lucas would like to thank the kids for their effort to make it a very enjoyable football season.
- Steve Nuetzman
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September 20, 2011 Sac Community Center Board Minutes
September 20, 2011 Sac Community Center Board Minutes
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October 13, 2011 Auburn City Council Call to Order
October 13, 2011 – Auburn, Iowa.
- Call to order.
- Approval of the agenda.
- Approval of consent agenda.
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- Call to order.
- Approval of the agenda.
- Approval of consent agenda.
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