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Manchester pours on the charm for its annual Bacon ‘n Hops Fest
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Visitors to Manchester were able to sample bacon-inspired foods and try the hops from various brewers at the August 12 Bacon-N-Hops Fest. The event also featured live musical entertainment. Far right: Club members of MADCO - Manchester Area Delaware County Brewers - ready to pour craft beer samples. The event also included the 25th Annual Country Cruisers Car Cruise and motorcycle trials near the White Water Park. At right: Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jessica Pape with Mr. “Get Your Grill On.” (Steven C. Smith Photos)
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All Iowa experienced cooler than normal temperatures with little precipitation during the week ending August 13, according to the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service. Statewide there were 6.3 days suitable for fieldwork. Activities for the week included applying fungicides and insecticides, hauling grain, and haying. Topsoil moisture levels fell to 30% very short, 33% short, 37% adequate and 0% surplus. According to the August 8 U.S. Drought Monitor, Iowa’s region of drought expanded to 40% of the state including portions of 23 counties in severe drought. Subsoil moisture levels rated 25% very short, 33% short, 42% adequate and 0% surplus. That is the highest percentage of very short subsoil moisture supplies since the first week of November 2013. Sixty-two percent of the corn crop was in or beyond the dough stage, 6 days behind last year. Eight percent of the corn crop has reached the dent stage, one week behind average. Corn condition declined to 3% very poor, 9% poor, 27% fair, 52% good and 9% excellent. Soybeans blooming reached 94%, 5 days behind last year and 4 days behind average. Eighty-two% of soybeans were setting pods, 3 days behind last year but 2 days ahead of average. Soybean condition rated 4% very poor, 11% poor, 29% fair, 49% good and 7% excellent. Ninety-five percent of oat crop for grain or seed is harvested, equal to average. Third cutting of alfalfa hay was 65% complete, 8 days ahead of last year and 11 days ahead of average. Pasture condition was reported as 45% poor to very poor, the highest percentage reported in those categories since the beginning of April 2014. Cooler temperatures improved livestock conditions, but supplemental feeding has been required.
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Buchanan County Health Center The Opioid Epidemic ... Choose Physical Therapy By Kelly Harrold, DPT
Last Live @ 5 draws a crowd
Riverwalk Parks in Independence was the site of the last Friday Night Live @ 5 of the summer on August 11. Many, including residents from area care centers, attended the event, hosted by the Independence Area Chamber of Commerce. They enjoyed live music, fun and food in the park . Representatives from area businesses were also on hand to share information. (Donna Jensen Photo)
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Public Notice
CITY OF ROWLEY REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING August 10, 2017 Mayor Webster called the Regular Council Meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Council present: Hemsath, Janaszak, Fangman and Platte. Citizens present: Deputy Chesmore, George Lake and Lisa Kramer. M/S/C: Platte/Hemsath all ayes to approve the minutes from April 13, 2017 Regular Council Meeting. M/S/C: Fangman/Janaszak all ayes to approve the Treasurer Report for July 2017. Total Received for July 17. General $206,056.24 $ 7,441.02 Roads $ 21,409.34 2,449.12 Debt Service $ Sewer $219,563.52 1,591.30 Total $447,029.10 11,481.44 M/S/C: Janaszak/Platte all ayes to approve the following August 2017. GENERAL SEWER Deb Hemsath-wages 359.11 Chad Niedert-wages 242.35 Doris Guge-wages 48.03 Deb Hemsath-wages 150.00 IRS-payroll taxes 172.94 REC 56.00
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Buchanan Co. Board of Supervisors August 7, 2017 The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors met in regular session at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, August 7, 2017 with Gary Gissel, Chairman in the Chair, Clayton Ohrt and Don Shonka present. Absent, none. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to approve the minutes of the July 24th meeting as presented. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to approve the claims filed with the County Auditor for payment in the amount of $94,936.54. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to place on file the following manure management plan updates: Randy Reiling, Sec. 7 of Fremont Twp.; James Dolan d/b/a J Dolan Finishers, Sec. 25 of Middlefield Twp.; Pech Home, Sec 32 of Madison Twp.; Charlie Ward-Home Site, Sec. 23 of Newton Twp.; Premier Pork #3, Sec. 13 of Fremont Twp.; Grassland Pork LLC, Sec. 18 of Jefferson Twp.; Van Daele Bros. Inc., Sec 12 of Lester Twp. (Black Hawk County); Jerald Weber d/b/a Weber Finisher, Sec. 10 of Jefferson Twp.; Sean Dolan d/b/a Dolan Finisher, Sec. 25 of Middlefield Twp.; Don Kortenkamp, Sec. 12 of Buffalo Twp.; Curt & Cindy Gentz, Sec. 36 of Middlefield Twp.; JSR West Finisher, Sec. 10 of Byron Twp. and Jeremy Reiling, Sec. 11 of Byron Twp. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to reappoint John Klotzbach to the Civil Service Commission for a six-year term. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to accept the resignation from Teresa Schloss, Public Health Nurse effective August 8, 2017. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to approve the following Home Occupation Permits for FY18: Brian Norris, d/b/a Laser 2, LLC, 3050 Quasqueton Ave., Rowley, Laser etching, engraving & cutting; Brian & Vicki Norris, d/b/a 3D You Today, Inc., 3050 Quasqueton Ave., Rowley, 3D printing; Vicki Norris, d/b/a Reiki by Vicki, LLP, 3050 Quasqueton Ave., Rowley, massage therapy; Keith Nemecek, d/b/a Keith’s Gun Shop, 2788 Stewart Ave., Winthrop, gun sales and the following Business Permit for FY18: Henry & Mary Beth Detweiler, d/b/a Detweiler’s Bulk Foods, 1401 140th St., Fairbank, bulk foods & crafts. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to approve the following resolutions. On roll call all voted aye thereon. Motion carried. RESOLUTION 17-70 WHEREAS, it is desired to authorize the Auditor to periodically transfer sums from general basic fund and rural services basic fund to the secondary road fund during the 2017-2018 budget year; and WHEREAS, said transfers must be in accordance with Section 331.432, Code of Iowa, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Buchanan County, Iowa, as follows: Section 1. The total maximum transfer from the rural services basic fund to the secondary road fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2017 shall not exceed the sum of $1,597,477 from the rural basic
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East Buchanan Regular Board Meeting - August 9, 2017 Prior to the beginning of the regular meeting, the board recited the East Buchanan Mission Statement: “To challenge students to think critically, communicate effectively, develop values and contribute to society.” The meeting began promptly at 5:00 p.m. BOARD MEMBERS: Aaron Cook, Greg Schmitt, Brian Crawford, Chad Staton ABSENT: Shawn Stone SUPERINTENDENT: Dan Fox PRINCIPAL: Eric Dockstader SECRETARY: Beth Weepie VISITORS: Several visitors from the community were present at the meeting. APPROVAL OF AGENDA: Motion was made by Staton, second by Crawford to approve the agenda. Motion carried with all ayes. CONSENT AGENDA: Motion was made by Crawford second by Schmitt to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion carried with all ayes. Consent Agenda contained the following: Approve the hire of Shay Berns as Library Associate/Elementary Associate; Approve the hire of Alisa Nelson as Part-time Preschool Associate in the 3 year old room; Approve the hire of Byron Reeder as Asst. Volleyball Coach; Approve the hire of Amanda Schueller as Prom Sponsor; Approve the July financial reports and the August expenditures listed and attached to the minutes herein. SPANISH TRIP UPDATE: Ms. Huegel and George Aberle reported on the Mexico trip that they went on in June 2017. They had a great trip and had a wonderful time. They are very appreciative as they feel that this is a great opportunity for the students. Mr. White talked to the board about attending a Street Law Conference in Washington, D.C. this past summer. Administration Reports: Mr. Dockstader talked to the board about how nice it is to have the new ceilings and lights in the high school hallway. He gave a lot of credit to the maintenance crew and how much they have accomplished. He also spoke to the board about concurrent enrollment with Hawkeye Community College Mr. Fox talked about the current construction going on. Right now dirt has been brought in to build up the parking lot. The north parking lot will be closed off Aug. 14-18th to be resurfaced and striped. Six rooms have been re-carpeted; new lighting in the hallway in the high school and the asbestos was removed. He also talked about the school’s Crisis Prevention Plan and getting input from the staff during professional development days. Appointment of Attorney: Motion was made by Staton second by Schmitt to approve the appointment of Steven Weidner and Ahlers & Cooney Law Firm as the school’s legal counsel for 2017-2018. Motion carried with all ayes. Approval of Official Publication: Motion was made by Crawford second by Schmitt to approve the Winthrop News as the official newspaper for publication for the district. Motion carried with all ayes. SIAC Minutes and Annual Goals: Motion was made by Staton, second by Schmitt to approve the minutes from the SIAC Meeting held on August 7, 2017 along with the Annual Goals. Motion carried with all ayes. Annual Treasurers Report: Motion was made by Schmitt second by Crawford to approve the 2016-2017 Treasurer’s Annual Report. Motion carried with all ayes. Preschool Contract: Motion was made by Schmitt, second by Staton to approve the Contract with Kids Corner Daycare for 2017-2018. Motion carried with all ayes. Electronic Registration: Mr. Fox will look into online registration. No action taken. Adjournment: Motion was made by Staton, second by Schmitt to adjourn the meeting at 5:59 p.m. Motion carried with all ayes. Respectfully submitted, Beth Weepie
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ROADS Aliant 668.02 TOTAL 6,622.92 Deputy Chesmore presented the July 2017 police report to Council with a total of 23.98 hours. Had only one call for service for Rowley, another quiet month for Rowley. Clerk presented the City Street Financial Report FY17 to the Council. M/S/C: Platte/Fangman all ayes to approve Resolution 17-13 to accept City Street Financial Report FY17 as presented. George Lake updated Council on what projects they are working on. They are working on the Strategic Plan for the operations for the next 3 years of BCEDC activities, The County-wide Housing Needs Assessment will be completed early Oct. They have hired Lisa Kremer part time as Communication Manager. M/S/C: Platte/Janaszak all ayes to adjourn at 8:06 pm. Next Regular Council Meeting Sept. 14, 2017 at 7:00 pm. s/s Mayor Webster s/s Clerk Hemsath
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fund; which includes $650,000 of local option tax dollars and $75,000 from the general basic fund. Section 2. The total transfers to the secondary road fund shall not exceed the amount specified in Section 1. Section 4. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 1, the amount of any transfer shall not exceed available fund balances in the transferring fund. Section 5. The Auditor is directed to correct her books when said operating transfers are made and to notify the Treasurer and County Engineer of the amounts of said transfers. Passed this 7th day of August 2017. RESOLUTION 17-71 BE IT RESOLVED that the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors approves the transfer from the General Fund to the Supplemental Fund for operating expenses in the amount of $450,000. Passed this 7th day of August 2017. Discussion was held on the construction permit application that was received from Grassland Pork, LLC, Sec. 18 of Jefferson Twp. Motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to direct the County Auditor to publish the required public notice for written comments on the proposed application until 9:00 a.m., August 28, 2017. All in favor, motion carried. The Board discussed the proposed City of Independence urban renewal plan amendment for the Geater Machining & Manufacturing Co. Development Project. After discussion, motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to direct the County Auditor to send a letter to the City of Independence with no objections to the proposed urban renewal
amendment. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to approve the following resolution. On roll call all voted aye thereon. Motion carried. RESOLUTION 17-72 AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT NO. 17-A-08 BUCHANAN COUNTY, IOWA The rezoning of property located in Fremont Township, Sections 13, two acres from “A-1” agricultural to “R-3” residential. BE IT ORDAINED: That Section IV of the Buchanan County, Iowa, Zoning Ordinance be amended to reflect the zoning change on the official zoning maps as follows: The East 205 ft. of the South 430 ft. of the SE qtr., NE qtr., SE qtr., Sec. 13, T89N, R7W, of the 5th P.M., Buchanan County, Iowa. To allow the construction of a singlefamily dwelling. The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on the aforementioned amendment at 9:05 a.m. on August 21, 2017 in the Supervisors’ Chambers of the Buchanan County Courthouse, Independence, Iowa. Passed this 7th day of August 2017. Auditor Gosse presented the FY17 Annual REAP report. After discussion, motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to accept the report. All in favor, motion carried. Auditor Gosse presented the FY17 Local Effort Provision worksheet for secondary road funding. Motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to accept the report. All in favor, motion carried. Auditor Gosse presented information from the U.S. Census Bureau. After dis-
August 2017 Board Approved Expenses General Fund ALLIANT ENERGY District Electricity Anderegg, Kelly Reimb DOT Physical BLACK HAWK WAST DISP, INC. Garbage BRENTHAVEN Mac straps/sleeves BROWN & SAENGER Tech Supplies CDW GOVERNMENT, INC Software Updates CENTRAL RIVERS AEA Newsletter CHASE CARD SERVICES SupplyHouse.com-maint Childers, Amber 16-17 NP Trans Reib CITY LAUNDERING CO. Bus Purchased Services CITY OF WINTHROP Water & Sewage COPY SYSTEMS INC Copier Maintenance CRAIG WILGENBUSCH Reimb DOT physical DECKER EQUIPMENT Elem office supplies DEMCO LMC Misc Supplies EAST BUCHANAN TELEPHONE COOP District Telephone Employee Benefit Systems COBRA Admin ERIC ARMIN INC. Elem SPED Supplies ESCHEN TARPY NAPA Lawnmower Oil Hare, Charlene Reimb mileage-van route HEINEMANN Fountas/Pinnell Curriculum IAT Interactive, LLC Chem-supplies IBOSS CYBERSECURITY Inst Supt Software KAPLAN EARLY LEARNING CO PK supplies KERRI ANTON 16-17 NP Trans Reimb Lampo Group LLC, The Bus Ed Workbooks LINDER TIRE SERVICE, INC. Tires MANCHESTER CARQUEST Van-parts MARCO PRODUCTS Elem guid supplies MCELROY’S FOOD MARKET Summer School Snacks MCGRAW HILL HS Algebra Txtbooks McIntosh, Patricia Reimb DOT Physical MIDWEST COMPUTER PRODUCTS Projectors/supplies MIDWEST WHEEL Bus repairs MONTICELLO SPORTS Academic pins MSC INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. Ind Tech supplies NASCO HS PE Supplies NETWORK COMPUTER SOLUTIONS Printer Cleaning NEWS, THE Advertising Northeast Iowa Community College Bus STOP Class reg O’NEAL STEEL-WATERLOO Ind Tech Supplies OELWEIN PUBLISHING COMPANY Coaching Ads OTC BRANDS, INC. Elem Supplies PAPER CORPORATION, THE Paper Supplies PEARSON EDUCATION 5th gr Math books Pekin Community School District Reimb SPED Tui-final PLANK ROAD PUBLISHING, INC Elem VM Supply Premier Parts Inc. Bus Repair Parts QUILL CORPORATION Elem Supplies REALLY GOOD STUFF Elem Supplies SCHOLASTIC INC. Elem Supplies SCHOLASTIC, INC. Elem Supplies
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cussion, motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to appoint GIS Director, James Quinn as the LUCA Liaison and County Auditor, Cindy Gosse as the reviewer with access to Title 13, U.S.C. materials. All in favor, motion carried. County Engineer, Brian Keierleber presented funding agreements for the Hwy. V-62 overlay from Hwy. D-16 to the Buck Creek bridge. After discussion, motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to approve the Federal-aid Agreement between Buchanan County and the Iowa Department of Transportation for Project No. STP-S-C010(101)-5E-10, Iowa DOT Agreement No. 6-17STPS-06 for a PCC OVERLAY-Unbonded, on Hwy. V-62 from Hwy. D-16 to Hwy. C-66 at an approximate amount of $1,500,000 with 80% federally funded and authorize the Chairman to sign. All in favor, motion carried. Engineer Keierleber presented funding agreements for the replacement of the overflow bridge on Hwy. V-62, 0.2 miles north of Hwy. D-16. After discussion, motion by Shonka second by Ohrt to approve the Federal-aid Agreement between Buchanan County and the Iowa Department of Transportation for Project No. BRSC010(104)--60-10, Iowa DOT Agreement No. 6-17-HBPS-07 for FHWA Structure No. 83080 located on Hwy. V-62 from Hwy. D-16 North 0.2 miles to bridge location at an estimated amount of $440,000 with 80% federally funded and authorize the Chairman to sign. All in favor, motion carried. Engineer Keierleber presented funding agreements for the replacement of the Buffalo Creek bridge on Hwy. D-22 east of Winthrop. After discussion, motion by Shonka
second by Ohrt to approve the Federal-aid Agreement between Buchanan County and the Iowa Department of Transportation for Project No. BRS-C010(100)--60-10, Iowa DOT Agreement No. 6-17-HBPS-05 for FHWA Structure No. 15880 located on Hwy. D-22 over Buffalo Creek, from Hwy. W-45 east 0.25 miles to bridge location at an estimated amount of $1,459,000 with 80% federally funded and authorize the Chairman to sign. All in favor, motion carried. Discussion was held regarding the Traffic Improvement Program application on Hwy. V-62 from Hwy. D-16 to the Buck Creek bridge. After discussion, motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to approve the following resolution. On roll call all voted aye thereon. Motion carried. RESOLUTION 17-73 WHEREAS, the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors recognizes the importance of paving shoulders for safety; and WHEREAS, the County Engineer has identified a project of paving shoulders and centerline rumbles, shoulder rumbles and safety edge on Hwy. V-62 from Hwy. D-16 to the Buck Creek bridge. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors is endorses stated project and assures the funded improvement will be adequately maintained. Passed this 7th day of August 2017. Motion by Ohrt second by Shonka to adjourn at 10:33 a.m. All in favor, motion carried. Gary Gissel, Chairman ATTEST: Cindy Gosse, Auditor
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ticipant Mary Dav LongtimeAssistpar Supervisors declare state ant Editor By Christine Dale, the county fair, and the What do area farmers markets, of emergency e Fair have in common? All featur ty Supervisors
Est. Buchanan County Review 1892
50x100 feet to 80x80 receives help from her hus2,000 onion plants. She also preparing for fair. Brandon band and sister-in-law when s, a comIn the state fair onion classe State Coun Iowa anan Buch ng, meeti 24 July At their ns. to bring five Lamont Fire Department garde ’ needs Davis with only r met Mary petito Ohrt from on ce Clayt produ Gary Gissel, Don Shonka, and onions; but, in addition to beMary, who lives near Hazle tor Rick Wulfekuhle who time and Emergency Management Direc fair at ready Iowa ing flood the to to gone regard ton, has ration in requested a local disaster decla blemish-free, those five pated that without addi- State Fair since the late ing that began July 21. It is antici onions must match ration of infrastructure and 1970s when her chil“resto ng, fundi e outsid tional each other to be conand efficient operational dren showed 4-H personal loss will affect the safe sidered by the judgty.” ock. They Buchanan Coun in livest re welfa on comm and conditions es. It takes a lot of began declared a “state of emer- also Therefore, the supervisors have onions to find and will exe- showing vege Statut State Iowa under gency” authorized ones that are not funds, invoke mutual aid etables, then cute the expenditure of emergency only faultless, of Iowa for assistance. a nephew and agreements, and apply to the State but also perfect18. page niece began Story continues on ly matched at participating contest time. Brandon in horticulbeans Green ture classes. must match in her When both length and niece aged out sions, barrel dimen a proclamation of disaster of FFA, Mary, featured games, great food and many Days was “Old Time Farming” while and Lamont Days over the weekend, What is better than a single town Governor Kim Reynolds issued the of s Mary, who effect of noted result a as ty avid gardener other activities. See photos on pages 5 Brandon reveled in “Mardi Gras.” with plenty of activities in either corner festival? an emergency for Buchanan Coun I pick, I Two! Buchanan County , “When residents July 21-22, and and ng added floodi flash anan and Buch rain and 19! (Christine Dale Photos) In addition to parades, both events of the county. The theme for Lamont participated in Brandon Days heavy severe storms, have two buckets – in one private property. The procla- County Master Garcaused damage to public and le’ and possib Program, fair tance ‘state Assis have dual I where up d Indivi picke Iowa dener, mation activates the Be$5,000 for households with she left off and began the other is ‘go to market.’” which provides grants of up to Harvey, ty level, or a By Steven C. Smith and times restricting use, to allowing full use according cause Mary and her husband, showing her own produce in to 200 percent of the federal pover es up August 2017 incom10, take they three. ce, Fireworks were among the items discussed at the Inde- to the new state law. Dallenbach reported that those com20 for a family of cannot use all the surplus produ open classes at the state fair. 75¢maximum annual income of $40,3 ets. s, mark good rs repair car few farme a or ce pendence City Council Committee of the Whole Monday pick home munities that modified dates and times usage experienden … le and Indep It sounds simple Grants are available for eligib Augu some entry it to the Oelwein 17, council night. At the 75 July 10stcity to Amish markets. 2017 meeting, several resi- enced some confusion by residents as to when and where nal property or food, and looking specimens out of the garden, fill out ¢ to What isn’t sold there is taken Attotheir Monday meeting, Buchanan County Supervi- dents expressed replacement of clothing, perso But es. meet Moin for s Des way in cation ular concerns about the many fireworks beounds Appli fireworks could be discharged. He noted that each of the in a partic housing. tags and drive to the fairgr Each item must be presented sors ledge Clayton Ohrt, Don Shonka, and Gary Gissel met ing discharged in the city. Council members also shared for the expense of temporary options presented challenges to enforcement. being taken at Operation be successful, it is anything but simple. has an extensively know Iowa ’s schoEngineer with Brian Keierleber who presented personal concerns and related calls from residents and Buchanan County residents are s state fair the standard, and Mary cut ol board ele beCounty City Manager Al Roder asked the council for guidance in Cabbage stems must at 1827 First Street West, successful. A review of 2016’ es. is office cti vo requir ce Mary on class ter enden And each da Indep s what wi hold funding agreements for replacement of the Buffalo Creek y is Tuesday, Thres t bell go to the polls four five times of top canno the in experiences where people were not being responsible tops d shaping a revised ordinance. Consensus among the council place Onion Se she kept. that pt. s ms cation on to Winthrop. 12, and local elect memb contests confir ely, and outer leave foofrHwy. bridge east of After Independence, 319-334-6081. Other squar their D-22 ers todiscussion, for starters.Review local sc or respectful of neighbors when discharging fireworks. was they wished to ban use of fireworks in the city making Mary takestoa spare Iowa Department with various herb the ies. That’s justCounty Est. Buchanan 1892 the long. ho variet on too bo ble ols kept availa ard or lea . also short Th s are rn too s of e ele the a Federal-aid agreement between At eduApplication re about wh ction is gr a approved vesmo be obserboard were Heirloom Vegeta- trimmed Au at’ ea s ha t opportunitthat time the council promised to bring the ordinance the fine for violations significant enough to deter violations guces fairgrounds in case she me ite but these will also need to mbers are webs st 17 ppenDepartmenta of contests she placed in last year Servi Buchanan County the Iowa Trans, 20 of Human75 y for further consideration before the next time period of the ordinance. Work will begin on crafting the ordinance 17 urged and Vegetables, each vegetable to the to get involv ing in schools and comm back s. ¢ hold office to be processed. bles (first places for Potato, Plate of Mixed In Winthrfor of theedbridge estimated un and caatst an ity they are allowed by state statute (Dec. 10 - Jan. 3). and dates for hearings for public input and council review op,replacement Cay- blemish while preparing entrie blemishes,”portation taken to the Operation Thres . place ca first Mary the nd when of said ding the date ida (inclu rs the ir ballots. tes bo days from ru80% ard areofBr$1,459,000, should be no nn there Any Other); Hot Peppe ing one, and amount with federally funded. ber “Num fo ding ian Potential applicants have 45 r (inclu four-year ter Crawford, At is.” Police Chief Dustin Dallenbach reported he had re- will be announced in the near future. to the variety1.that to submit an application/ enne); Heirloom Tomato; Garden Vegetables Theit poapproved ms on the Large Other agreements included Hwy. lling placefunding “Number two, it should be true proclamation or until Sept. 8 19. other communities’ approaches and found a vaonintpage Story continues on page 19. is St. Patrick ; and Greg Schmitt, Di searched Story continuesW will determine eligibility first place Red Onion); and Unusual Vegetables. hrop V-62 overlay from Hwy. D-16 to Pa therisBuck bridge strriety . ict of practices from complete bans to modified claim. Operation Threshold h CeCreek hard work Esdates takes purnte n or t. Bucha s ipatio r, repair partic le 54 sive In the eligib 4 at y,dependen cost of $1,500,000 with 80% federally 1st St. S., and, Harve na at In approximate This kind of exten husb her n and help. and will issue vouchers to make Co ce Davis extra , Mary ca little un ed ndidates nn Pictured: times a ty Review bo ) att replacement ardPhoto nal receipts are requir Dale are M funded, and on Hwy. ing for bridge and commitment … and some 1892 O’Loughlin ofruoverflow chase replacement items. Origi for me,” Independence Farmers Market. (ChristineTh four- ar terms on the ere is no ent for actual expenses re- “My neighbor starts my heirloom tomato plants d GinaD-16 at anyeestimated V-62, 0.2camiles north ofanHwy. ndidate for those seeking reimbursem for Director E. Trimble, both At La By Christine Dale, Assistant Editor ns, ranging in size from theamount garde three po has Native Americans and settlers mainEarly settlers worked their way llin who , ery. of $440,000, 80% federally funded. The board Mary g District #3. rge. said place is Falco lated to storm recov In In n Candidates depeimCivic ndence,On August 18-20, the oldest city in tained good relationships during the west from Massachusetts and PennCediscussed also a traffic nter, 1305 5th fo Pictur ed is Buwillan Av trict #4 is To r the Hawkeye Co County celebrate 175 communities formative years, often sylvania. The first child of European e., NE. Buchanan mmunity program provement applicaan County dd L. Rohlf Est. Bucha College Di Kle ch, 19 in ch Fair Queen with each other. sen. tion on Hwy. style. , of Fa descent born in Buchanan County, nan Coun tor Dis-years ofitshistory Baylee V-62 fromrec Hwy. irbanFestivities k, at the 2017trading Fair Quee ty Review will include softball games, the annun Iow Co Known a Stateas Quasquetuck by native Charles B. Kessler, was born just a ron D-16 to yBuck Creek bridge. ation Cerem Stor 1892 contin 12. Jacq on ues on page al QAHS uefry, fish a street dancey onpeoples, line and August meaning “swift running wa- half mile west of Quasqueton on July Eh rlic Shoulders will be paved and 17. h, 19, of Dubuqu was croAugust wned the18. American ters,” the e Coun 20An centerline rumbles, shoulder on Friday, ty first settlers called it “The 13, 1842; he later died in the Civil 17 Iow She breakfast a State FairRapids was chosen andouGood Queen.of the Wapsipinicon.” From War. Some settlers stayed briefly are a rerumbles, and safety edge in- Legion t of theMorning from the War of the Rebellion partic 103 contesta ipa By Yoga will start the day on Saturday, ted Ch 1844-47 the in in ristine Dale, ed nts whoit was called Trenton, then before continuing their journey west this year's co Part of a series stalled. been minder of how much has chang mpetition.after crownedat 10 AM, Editor a parade Spanish tea Assistant Editor the All ha een of theold-time By Christine Dale, Assistant In other action, the board with d town was laid out into lots, it once news arrived of the 1849 Calicher Heather 155 years. fairs prior to qu ir last sted res sugge pe series ero a demonstrations, walking tours, incti Hu of was renamed Quasqueton. fornia gold rush. ne part ve coun egel,ofalo the State Fa George The following is supervisors on file ty was written by John ng with drplaced ir. Ka Humbold te Curran,The ce resident The following letter iver and ch the East Bu Aberle and studentmanure enden flatables andt Co games, a vintage fashion town was the site of a popular river Bennett’s mill – built next to a dam of Indep r is un forme 18 Illino and ty r 42 , the Ch of ap wa reade management plan in chanan (EB) by ristian Fren s named firs who served is, Loom L. loof (Io ment wa ch Sc the t show, pork loin supper and fireworks. enjoy run , ho crossing, where Indian trails converged logs and sod – was the core of the fledghis Sta adReiling, recent Span ol Boupdates ner-up. te Fair/ Steve dressed ard Augufor Donald Risk, who shared ish class tri Pope to st 9Randy to follow up Phaotogra has a spe- Infantry. Sunday the community is invited parking the He and stagecoaches out of Dubuque and ling community. The mill was enlarged p S. to NEW THE M ph with ex y on y) ico. It Sec. 7 we ofntFremont Twp.; scgho cal histor ol bus in picsmoothly, wi 10 AM church service. airport anoglowin pioneer wagon trains traveled. in 1844 and outfitted with burr stones particularly as it Camp Douglas, Chicago longer allow Chicago James the only th Dolan J Dolan cial interest in the Civil War, two sides to a soldier’s life, and when majord/b/a nts August 17, 1861 s long-term the But how did Quasqueton come to be? see reside to iss ty Hu First settler William Bennett of for corn and wheat flour. In 1846, a ity Coun ue curios l eg anan , natura el a as Buch is by said not every bu the Finishers, 25 of Mids parkingSec. was recorded ture is painted there . I school A camping site for the Fox and Sac Maine arrived in 1842 and laid claim sawmill was constructed. Later the and permrestric anan County, ittingtions, ct allowsTwp.; Home, By Steven C. Smith in the 1881 “History of Buch contrasting shades. As I amAnot under them gives distridlefield Friend Rich: internPech al tribes, who fished and hunted the area, aphic to the land to build a mill. He built a original flour mill was torn down and interati In ished. be hig Biogr stu to de on unvarn sed and hli truth pe de al suppo the ght was a vis ndence City ntsSec trips a 32 of Madison Twp.; Iowa, with Illustrations shall endeavor to present im Everybody now-a-days is Co theonland Quasqueton sits was 18. it to an orphan “fantastic” opportunity. M cabin for hisscwife daughters, a new one built south of the sawmill; it presues more than 100 and everybody day where sedonwipage ribedand Story contin night with uncil met in reglog ag Story continues on page 20. th how cons e. Ab howdays ular asecattle Sketches.” Within its pages are ested in the welfare of “our boys,” erle stated he ha ssi M part of 250,000 acres that the U.S. govma ay on plus stable, in nine with burned down in co cie dian , s or un Guar kin course op nti of the to cil are, era he Da ou g airport r 17 orphan person Robe s the EB stu ted his busin 1881, and the sawmill vis was soldier letters originally sent wants to know all about them. There ng an rt Hi dents were yearswas was destroyed ernment for about 30 cents pres s winds in 1878. theidihelp two hired men.foHis goal byeshigh vis “It required age youth feel included ited toppurchased These echoes about ics returned ll absent. A couple of of d He said he supp , learning to fly from Jim from the . a newspaper in Independence. or per acre as part of an 1837 treaty. ten to wouldn’t ch lot of planning and Story continues on. page 19. to build a county seat. ted tin Connell the gh Co aus, who op discussion. nnell when and also supp was a little ange it,” sa era he Je tes ff ran or ted Walter wh Rot- po stressful, bu id Huegel. a crop spray the airport ciation to Hu at the Inde Th rt t ing pe en wh I e egiew ndence airpo service base board expres he took over en Connell el and Aberl tyRev Coun po anan d ret rt, e se the .Buch int fo ired, describ d apprCopyright expresse ment r their effor airgrea 2017 www.thebuchanancountynews.com Follow us at: Facebook.com @TheNews.BuchananCountyReview ein the coun us at: Facebook.com @TheNews ing how bo ts. cil’s decision d deep disap- sio t job. Rottinghaus said nation of air th did a chanancountynews.com Follow Story contin the co n to to po Copyright 2017 www.thebu ues on page Rottinghaus rt manager Jonathan W accept termi- repair allow competition fro uncil’s recent deci18. m alter’s contr said he blame s de Co pr nn essed busin act. Walt of events tha ess for Walt ell for aircraft er Av t led to Walt d the council for a serie er, who op er request to s airport. iation in conjunctio n with mana erated depart. He de ging the Story contin ues on page 18.
Disaster assistance applications available at Operation Threshold
Brandon and Lamont communities hold weekend celebrations
Supervisors approve Committee considers ban on fireworks and future of airport Federal-aid agreement for D-22 Vote inreplacement bridge the Sch September 12 ool Board Election on
Kleitsch vies Quasqueton to celebrate 175 years of history for cr
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