Pollinators essential to food, environment and economy
Late summer notes pollinators are declining due to habitat loss pesticides and climate change. Pollinators support 80 percent of flowering plants and over 150 US food crops, contributing billions in value and wide ecological benefits. Actions include targeted pesticides, habitat restoration, native wildflowers, pollinator-friendly plants, and water sources.
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WCTA announces board candidates for 2016 ballot
The Sir Winnebago Cooperative Telecom Association nominating committee selected candidates to fill expiring terms of directors Mark R. Johnson and Dale Meinders. Slated on the 2016 ballot are Mark R. Johnson, Michael Van Auken, Dale Meinders, and Brian Kramersmeier. Members will receive ballots before the September 22 Annual Meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Lake Mills High School gym.
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Grilled Turkey Supper at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Church plans a grilled turkey supper on Saturday August 26 from 5 to 7 PM with a freewill offering. Menu features grilled turkey sandwiches baked beans full salad bar and bars. Event listed in Tribune Files section looking back over ten years.
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Iowa lawmaker pushes blue lives matter hate crime bill
The piece critiques Iowa Representative Ken Rizer for proposing a blue lives matter hate crime expansion. It questions impact on diverse groups and warns about overreach, urging accountability and individual responsibility. It concludes inviting reader comment via mail or a blog.
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Petroglyphs and Prairies Bus Tour Sept 10
A motor coach excursion sponsored by Winnebago and Hancock County Conservation Boards departs Garner and Forest City on Saturday September 10 for Pipestone National Monument and Jeffers Petroglyphs State Historic Site. Lisa Ralls and Jason Lackore lead the trip with two meals and two sightseeing stops. Contact 641-565-3390 or 641-923-2720 to sign up.
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Meeting for North Iowa seniors and parents
An informational meeting for all North Iowa High School seniors and their parents is scheduled for Thursday Sept 1 at 7 p.m. in the North Iowa Community School auditorium. The session aims to explain the 12th grade year and ease post secondary planning anxiety.
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