Another Volga Lake snag delays Fayette County project
Fayette County awaits funding as protection of the 6000 to 7000 acre Volga Lake watershed to curb erosion remains inadequate. Landowner improvements lack funds. estimates exceed 100000 dollars and may reach double. Conservation officials plan to seek Iowa Conservation Commission support amid doubts from the commission director. The long stalled plan faces yet another delay after federal funds news.
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Fayette County
Lyle Johnson
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Johnson
Iowa Conservation Commission
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Fred Priewert
Iowa dam plan gains eroding protection support
The Iowa Natural Resources Council endorsed the project Monday and officials said the system is ready. Tom Allbright, head of the engineering division, told reporters on Wednesday that 75 percent erosion protection is required by law for the watershed and federal norms call for three to five tons of soil loss a year. Johnson estimated that up to 60 percent of the land now meets the standard and noted no recent special effort to expand erosion safeguards.
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Tom Allbright
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Johnson
Marion YMCA volleyball league and Friday activity schedule
A women's volleyball league begins November 16 at the Marion Branch YMCA with weekly 1 to 4 pm sessions. Entry fees run 10 dollars for teams and non member individuals, while YMCA members may enter free. Call 377-7361 for more details.
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Marion Branch Ymca
Marion Ymca
Linn-Mar
Marion
Marion food stamp sale set
Certification and sales are scheduled for next Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Marion Community Center in the all purpose room. A repeat session is planned at the same time on November 16 at the center.
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Linn County Social Services Department
Smulekoff
RCA
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Ames foster frat idea aids troubled teens
Ames youth worker George Belitsos promotes a program placing older teens with ISU fraternities or sororities as alternatives to foster homes or institutions. A 17 year old test case lived with 55 fraternity members, helping reform behavior and self esteem while attending school and military service. The project costs under 200 dollars monthly per child and has interest from several Greek houses.
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AMES
Iowa State University
George Belitsos
Belitsos
Iowa State
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