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Fish Barrier Project Remains On Schedule
November 22, 2014
(Orleans)– Plans to install a permanent electric fish barrier at the outlet of the Iowa Great Lakes contine to proceed on schedule.
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Minor Injuries Reported In Clay County Crash (1)
November 22, 2014
(Spencer)– Minor injuries were reported Sunday in a single-vehicle collision on Highway 71 in Clay county.
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Pioneer Days To Proceed–Without Beer Garden
November 22, 2014
(Milford)– This weekend’s Pioneer Days celebration in Milford will go on, but organizers say one of the more popular attractions, the beer garden, will be scrapped following Monday evening’s Milford city council meeting.
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Clay County Man To Be Inducted Into Iowa 4-H Hall Of Fame
November 22, 2014
(Spencer)– A Clay county man will be inducted into the 2012 Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame during a ceremony scheduled for 1:30 p.m. August 19th during the Iowa State Fair.
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Dickinson County Supervisors Review Proposed Burning Ordinance
November 22, 2014
(Spirit Lake)– The Dickinson county board of supervisors today (Tues.) took no action on a proposed ordinance that would regulate, not ban, open burning in the county.
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Flower Pot Fire Results In Close Call For Milford Apartment Complex
November 22, 2014
(Milford)– A close call this (Tues.) afternoon at a Milford apartment complex.
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Mercury Spill In Armstrong Puts More Than A Dozen People In Danger
November 22, 2014
(Armstrong)– More than a dozen people, including four children, are being watched for symptoms of mercury poisoning after they were exposed in Armstrong.
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Daily Almanac For Wednesday, July 25th, 2012
November 22, 2014
Daily Almanac For Wednesday, July 25th, 2012
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SL School Board Hires Architect For Next Round Of Projects
November 22, 2014
(Spirit Lake)– The Spirit Lake school board Tuesday cleared the way for the next stage of construction projects to get underway.
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Dickinson County Engineer Confident Scrap Iron Sales Are Being Handled Properly
November 22, 2014
(Spirit Lake)– Dickinson County Engineer Dan Eckert told the board of supervisors Tuesday he’s confident county workers are properly handling the sale of scrap iron and that the county is being properly reimbursed for it.
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