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Isolated Storms Causing Ponding Issues In Some Fields In SW Minnesota
May 11, 2023
(Worthington, Mn.)– Some isolated locations in southwest Minnesota have received heavy amounts of rain over the past couple of days. Liz Stahl of University of Minnesota Extension and Outreach says there’s even been some ponding in some fields in those areas… She says soil crusting in those areas could also cause problems… More information can […]
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Dickinson County Endowment Fund Now Accepting Grant Applications
May 11, 2023
(Spirit Lake)– The Dickinson County Endowment Fund is accepting applications for its next round of grants. 501C3 tax exempt organizations and unit of government organizations benefiting residents of Dickinson county are eligible to apply. Funds may be requested for various types of projects pertaining to conservation, economic development, family services, housing, natural resources, recreation, transportation […]
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DNR’s Environmental Protection Commission To Meet In Emmetsburg
May 11, 2023
(Emmetsburg)– The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting next week in northwest Iowa. The group will meet at The Shores of Five Island in Emmetsburg beginning at 9:00 am Monday, May 15th. Commissioners will consider grant recommendations for the Derelict Building Program, contracts with the State Hygienic Lab and University of […]
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City Of Spencer To Begin Surveying For Tall Grass Next Week
May 11, 2023
(Spencer)– If you live in Spencer and your grass is taller than eight inches, you will likely get a visit soon from city officials. The city says beginning May 15th, officials will be surveying properties for grass and weeds that exceed the eight inch rule. Properties that exceed the rule will be posted and the […]
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Terrace Park Beach & Alex Danbom Memorial Park Project Awarded CAT Grant
May 10, 2023
(West Okoboji)– Improvements planned for Terrace Park Beach and Alex Danbom Memorial Park in West Okoboji have been awarded funding from the state. The Enhance Iowa Board has awarded a $500,000 Community Attraction and Tourism, or CAT Grant, for the project, which has a total cost of a little more than $1.8 million. It includes […]
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A Program That Pays Tribute To The Women’s Suffrage Movement Coming To The Iowa Great Lakes
May 10, 2023
(Milford)– A musical celebration of the Women’s Suffrage Movement is coming to the Iowa Great Lakes. Jessica Schable of Okoboji Performing Arts says the program is titled “We’ve Come A Long Way, Ladies”. She says the interactive program features Audrey Johnson, a classically trained opera singer… Schable says the program will be presented this Friday, […]
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NW Iowa Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Meth Charge
May 10, 2023
(Sioux City)– A northwest Iowa man has pled guilty in federal court to a charge of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine. 52-year-old Carl Thompson of Larrabee admitted to his involvement in a scheme that distributed more than three pounds of meth from December 2019 through May of 2022. Thompson admitted he assisted at least six others […]
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Dickinson County Supervisors Hear Update From Iowa Drainage District Association
May 10, 2023
(Spirit Lake)– Dickinson County Supervisors Tuesday heard an update from John Torbert of the Iowa Drainage District Association. Torbert talked about an upcoming ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on what’s known as the “Waters of the US”, or WOTUS, and the impact it could have on drainage districts and those who oversee them. He […]
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