WN FFA serves breakfast

The West Nodaway FFA Breakfast will be from 8 am to noon, Sunday, December 2 at the Burlington Jct. American Legion. The menu for the free will donation breakfast is pancakes, biscuits and gravy, potatoes, bacon and scrambled eggs.

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Clearmont council hears reports

At their regular monthly meeting on November 20, the Clearmont City Council listened to reports from the water-sewer department, street ditching report and tabled the drought-based water ordinance. Correspondence was shared by City Clerk Linda Babcock including: a sewer infiltration report which is due and a public water ballot issue appeal letter. She also noted

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LaRose donates stuffed toys to TCW

Thomas LaRose, Pickering, donated over a 100 stuffed toys to Today’s Civic Women’s Toys for Tots of Nodaway County campaign. TCW is accepting donations through Monday, December 10. LaRose took advantage of the $5 credit offered by the Nodaway News Leader for his new subscription.

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North Nodaway BOE

The North Nodaway R-VI Board of Education met in open and closed sessions on November 13 to handle the following school district business. Superintendent James Simmelink reported the rough draft of the annual audit had been received on November 13. He had spotted two errors on the opening page; therefore, he made the decision to

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West Nodaway BOE

The West Nodaway R-I Board of Education met in open and closed session on November 14 to handle the following school district business. With Elementary Principal Holly Brady on maternity leave, Superintendent Shannon Nolte read all the principals and superintendant reports. Nolte had help from one of the elementary teachers in completing the elementary report.

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United Electric members to see fee deduction

Thanks to the success of its United Fiber program, United Electric Cooperative will be waiving a fee for each of its meters. In December, United Electric will be waiving the service availability charge daily fee for each of its 9,819 meters. For residential customers, this charge is $1.50 per day adding up to about $45

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City of Maryville extends yard waste burning period

The City of Maryville’s fall yard waste burning period of October 24 to November 6 has been extended by the city council. Due to recent rain and snow, the burn period has been extended through December 18. Materials permitted to be burned include leaves, small twigs and grass clippings, which can be burned from dawn until

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Northeast Nodaway BOE

Northeast Nodaway The Northeast Nodaway school board appointed an acting superintendent and addressed other business during its regularly scheduled meeting on November 15. High School Principal Jason McDowell was named acting superintendent by the board and signed necessary paperwork at the meeting. This move came after the board placed Superintendent Ken Grove on paid administrative

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Maryville council handles business

The Maryville City Council met on November 13 with a short agenda addressing purchases, contracts, a property lot split and a change order for concrete streetwork. • Approved a purchase/maintenance agreement with The Victor L. Phillips Company, Kansas City, for a Takeuchi trackloader with an annual lease of $12,232.68 for 36 months. • Signed a

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