Tribune Files reflect small town life across decades
The page recaps anniversaries and events from Buffalo Center Britt Lakota Rake Lake Mills Joice and Albert Lea MN. It highlights a 2006 bus trip to Washington DC Mayors and club organizers Judith Tenold and FTSB 55 Plus Club, and notes newly relocated Buffalo Center Police Chief Pat Conroy with a renovated headquarters.
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Lakota
Rake
Lake Mills
Joice
Albert Lea
Washington, DC
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Farmers Trust and Savings Bank
55 Plus Club
FTSB
Pat Conroy
Conroy
City Hall
Farmers Coop Elevator
reN Evate remodeling and restoration services expand in Forest City
Feldt, owner of reNEWvate and Advantage Property Inspections, talks about contractor shortages, a 20 plus year construction background, and a focus on decks, kitchens, and baths. He offers spring services, a 10 percent deck discount through May 15, and rental licensing inspections for Northwood. Garrett Walsh, his stepson, assists and will help grow the crew. Both businesses are bonded and insured with contact details and a website.
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Feldt
Advantage
North Hennepin Community College
Brooklyn Park
Minneapolis
Thompson Area
Northwood
Renewvate
Garrett Walsh
North Iowa High School
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Budget update from Iowa State Representative Gassman
Iowa House member Todd Gassman outlines budget passage outcomes for Economic Development, Justice Systems and Health and Human Services. The report includes totals, FTE changes, and shifts in funding for AEAs and education, with notes on 2017 appropriations and plans as bills move to the Senate.
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Polk County
Iowa
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Emmet County
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Kossuth County
Algona
Legis
Supervisors to Hear Public Comment on Hog Confinement near Thompson
Winnebago County Supervisors set a public hearing for Tuesday May 3 to review SwineCO 1’s permit for two 2 500 head deep pit hog confinement buildings on Section 24 King Township about one mile north and 1 1/2 miles east of Thompson on 430th Street. Dan Bratrud of the DNR confirms site meets size rules and 2 500 feet buffer to residences. Written comments to the County Auditor by May 3. Hearing at 9 30 a.m. in the Winnebago County Courthouse.
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Thompson
SwineCO #1
King Township
430Th
Dan Bratrud
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Winnebago County
Letters to the Editor Policy for Buffalo Center Tribune
The Buffalo Center Tribune invites original sincere personal letters from readers within the circulation area and will not publish repeated or duplicated letters or those submitted to other papers. Handwritten or typewritten submissions are accepted and must express individual personal views rather than publicity for a cause.
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