Wednesday, December 29, 2004

SUNNY THIS MORNING, MOSTLY CLOUDY THIS AFTERNOON.
HIGH TODAY 33. RAIN IS IN THE FORECAST WITH STILL WARMER WEATHER COMING.

CHARLOTTE RESIDENTS CAN DRINK THEIR CITY WATER AGAIN...FIRST TIME SINCE DECEMBER 1ST.

ITS THE HOLIDAY SEASON...NO SCHOOL...FEW MEETINGS....NO BIRTHS...NO DEATHS....NO SPORTS...

AND SO...LITTLE OR NO NEWS...

THE "CITIZENS OF THE WEEK" THIS WEEK ARE 3 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO EARLIER THIS MONTH, GOT THEIR EAGLE SCOUT AWARD. READ ABOUT THEM AT www.maquoketa-rotary.org

HOW ABOUT THE IOWA STATE CYCLONES...WINNING THEIR BOWL GAME LAST NIGHT?

RADIO BINGO STARTS ON KMAQ JANUARY 17TH...FOR 17 WEEKS. LOTS OF PLAYERS ARE WAITING.
THE KMAQ ANNUAL FARM AND HOME SHOW THIS YEAR IS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
3RD AND 4TH...AT THE JACKSON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS.

CHAD HEINZEL (SON OF MR. AND MRS. JERRY HEINZEL OF MAQUOKETA) WAS IN MAQUOKETA TODAY
TO GIVE A PROGRAM AT THE NEW HURSTVILLE INTREPRETIVE CENTER. HE IS A PROFESSOR OF GEOLOGY AT MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY AND THE BROWN BAG LUNCH AT NOON WAS A BIG SUCCESS. THEY HAD TO SET UP ADDITIONAL CHAIRS AND TABLES. HIS TALK DEALT WITH THE HURSTVILLE AREA MAKEUP, FAMOUS A HUNDRED YEARS AGO FOR THE LIMESTONE QUARRIES THERE.

THANKS FOR THE VISIT.

DENNIS VOY




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