Obituary Lucille Koppen dies at 90 in Minnesota
Lucille Koppen 90 formerly of Buffalo Center died April 7 2012 at The Rivers Assisted Living Burnsville MN Funeral services were held April 13 at United Methodist Church Buffalo Center Burial at Graceland Cemetery Buffalo Center Born July 3 1921 in Titonka she lived in Titonka Algona and Buffalo Center She married Wayne Koppen in 1944 and they farmed near Rake retiring in 1990 Survived by six children 14 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren including the Wagner Koppen Hanson families Preceded in death by husband daughter Meredith Ann and several siblings Winter Funeral Home assisted with arrangements.
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Jim) Wagner
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Kandis) Koppen
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North Union board approves retirements and staff moves
At its April 9 meeting the board approves three early retirements Susan Kiel Connie Lockrem and Joan Bidne. New softball coach Carissa Judge replaces assistant Sara Hamilton. Rex Steffensen leaves middle school basketball. Melinda Calvert named summer school facilitator with Dyanna Quisling and Cheri Mayland assisting. Cross country sharing with North Union for 2012 2013 and 3A eligibility noted. Collective bargaining agreement for 2012 2013 set at 3.67 with 2.5 health insurance increase.
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District reduces teaching positions amid cost rise and enrollment drop
The board approved a raise for three sons not IPERS and a base salary increase of 750 dollars. To align with higher costs and declining enrollment, the district will cut teaching positions next year from 42.625 to 41.125 full-time equivalents. The board also approved classified measures.
School district approves budget with wage increases and bus bid
The board endorses a 3.62 percent raise for next year including IPERS and health-insurance adjustments. A Hogland Bus & Truck Co. bid of 85,947 wins for an accessible 65 seat bus modified to 44 passengers and two wheelchairs. A 38,000 refund comes via the BEEP Grant from the Department of Natural Resources.
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