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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2011
Page
5
Myer informs the School Board that FEMA funds cannot support a regulation size gym given current enrollment. The proposed plan calls for an 84 by 45 foot gym, five feet shorter than standard 84 by 50, reducing space for PE, recess, and athletics while games occur in the high school gym. Estimated cost is 1.3 million dollars with potential FEMA grant.
Public hearing at 5 30 p m Monday October 10 2011 in Cay Hal 167 2 Avenue will review a plan to seek a 1 1 million FEMA backed grant for a community fitness center and a possible gym without FEMA funds funded by state penny sales tax or PEPL. The City will also consider a 22012 2DBG Housing Fund grant for rehabilitation of owner occupied homes with a December 7 2011 due date and local match.
Menu outlines daily meals from Monday October 24 to Friday October 27 with Salisbury Ground Beef mashed potatoes mixed vegetables peaches whole wheat roll Salmon Loaf with sauce potato wedges green beans bananas oranges whole wheat bread Chicken Noodle Soup spinach crackers pumpkin spice cake Tater Tot Casserole California blend fruit salad whole wheat roll and Cook's Choice listed for Friday October 2 with spelling and formatting discrepancies.
The notice announces a November city election in Winnebago County with polling hours from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Bethlehem Lutheran Center Buffalo and other polling places. Voters may register at the County Clerk’s Office in the Winnebago County Courthouse on weekdays. A curbside voting option is available for those unable to enter a polling place. For details contact the County Auditor.
North Iowa communities list a calendar of events including painting class in Ross style, rake November bazaar and auction, Lakota November banquet at Eagle Center, a house shower for Randy and Jill Melz, WWII veterans program by Roger Natte at Heritage Town Center, Zion Lutheran Bazaar with auction, multiple bus trips to Guthrie and Chanhassen theaters, St Patrick Catholic Church cookie walk, Buffalo Center fundraiser supper and a February First Reformed Church event.
The Rake City Council convened October 4 and 10, 2011 with Mayor Hagedom presiding. Motions passed on multiple items including property sales consideration, road decoration, and gas service continuance with Hatch Repann. The council voted on occupancy compliance and noted department figures for water sewer and garbage services.
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