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Area Utilities Remind Everyone April Is National Safe Digging Month
April 14, 2021
Brad Henningsen, Damage Prevention Coordinator with Black Hills Energy, says there are several things they want people to be aware of
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Colder Weather Dashes Hopes Of Area Farmers For Early Planting, But Local Ag Experts Says There’s Still Plenty Of Time
April 14, 2021
While the recent rain was welcome by farmers, the cold weather that came in its wake was not.
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SL City Council Votes To Permanently Move Clean Up Days To The Fall; Approves Project For Gilbert Park
April 14, 2021
Citywide Clean Up Days in Spirit Lake will be permanently moving to the fall as the result of action taken at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
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Okoboji City Council Holds Second Reading On Proposed Addition Of Conservation District To Zoning Classifications; Council Meetings To Move Back To City Hall
April 14, 2021
On a vote of three-to-two, the Okoboji City Council Tuesday evening approved the second reading of a proposal that would a “conservation district” to the city’s zoning classifications.
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Extension Week Continues With Focus On Important Role Volunteers Play In Youth Programs
April 13, 2021
Madeleine Brete-Smith is the County Youth and Ag Coordinator for ISU Extension and Outreach, Dickinson County. She says they’re using the opportunity in part to say thank you to their volunteers who play a vital role in making various youth programs, including the fair, possible
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Clay County 4-H seeks nominations for Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame
April 13, 2021
(Spencer)-Nominations must be received by May 3
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NW Iowa Woman Appointed Co-Chair Of Governor’s STEM Advisory Council
April 13, 2021
Diane Young of Cherokee was appointed by the Governor to succeed Accumold President and CEO Roger Hargens, who served as STEM Council co-chair for three years.
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State Health Officials Ask Providers to Pause Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
April 13, 2021
The move by state health officials comes after the C-D-C and F-D-A called for a pause in the use of the single-dose vaccine.
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Endowment Put Into Place At Camp Foster YMCA Honors Memory Of John Hinn
April 13, 2021
Josh Carr of Camp Foster YMCA says in lieu of flowers or gifts to the family, John’s request was that people give to Camp Foster to help support scholarships for campers.
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Okoboji School Bd. Adopts Certified Budget For FY 2022; Acts On Proposed Expansion Of Siouxland Conference
April 13, 2021
Superintendent Todd Abrahamson says the district’s tax rate will be reduced to $9.24 per one thousand dollars of valuation
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