New Look front page and four color images debut
Week in review notes a front page refresh with a new flag design and four color process pictures. March 6 2003 marks the first issue printed at Central Graphics Blue Earth Minnesota. A Buffalo Center column on past graduates debuts by Pam Angstman, a retired longtime teacher.
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Branstad Bill Aims at Property Tax Relief Plan in Iowa
Iowa legislator outlines House Study Bill 150 with a 20 percent commercial rollback, near 400 million in relief, and a two percent assessment growth cap across agricultural residential industrial and commercial classes. Details cover backfill to local governments and permanent certainty for businesses and governments. Rivered district includes Emmet Winnebago and northern Kossuth with contact through legislator Ted Gassman.
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The View from Here by Senator Dennis Guth
Senator Dennis Guth reports a busy week in the Iowa Senate addressing Medicare expansion road tax and other issues. He notes committee activity on raw milk sales farmland leases Corn Growers Association check off and livestock building idling bills and the Iowa Marriage Amendment proposal. He discusses 2014 budget targets from House Republicans and Senate Democrats and lists upcoming town halls in Wright County Swea City Estherville and a March 16 Wright County meeting.
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Historical Society plans Antique Road Show
The Kossuth County Historical Society will meet Tuesday March 12 at 6 30 pm in the Algona Public Library Room D. A mini Antique Road Show will be presented by Manita Murphy and Polly McNeill. They will display antiques and invite attendees to bring items for appraisal that evening. The meeting is open to the public.
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Buffalo Center Tribune Seeks Readers Letters Policy
The Buffalo Center Tribune invites sincere personal letters not in bad taste and not attacking locals. Originals only, no duplicates, no submissions to other papers, with full name address and phone. mail, fax, or email provided.
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Buffalo Center Tibune Community Notices Harsh Editorial Contact Info
Buffalo Center Tibune prints a Community Notices section with contact details for News Editor Amber Hansen and Publisher Ryan Harvey. It lists office emails, phone numbers, and deadlines for classifieds obituaries engagements anniversaries and other social items. It also notes publication frequency postal details and statutory notices for Winnebago County including Buffalo Center Lakota Thompson and Rake.
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