NO 10 INCHES OF SNOW. WE DID NOT GET THE SNOW FORECAST LAST NIGHT FOR OVER NIGHT AND TODAY. IN FACT, WE GOT NONE. IT ALL WENT NORTH OF US, THANK GOODNESS.
IT WAS CLOUDY AND COLD TODAY, WITH A HIGH ONLY IN LOW 30'S.
THE WEEKEND FORECAST CALLS FOR NO RAIN OR SNOW, BUT CLOUDY AND COOL
FOR EASTER SUNDAY.

THE MAJOR STORY TODAY, CONCERNS THE GOOD NEW INDUSTRY ANNOUNCED FOR MAQUOKETA TODAY. IT SHOULD BE A BIG BOOST TO OUR COMMUNITY, HIT
WITH THE BIG FIRE IN JANUARY.

SEE THE PHOTO I TOOK THIS AFTERNOON (CLICK ON IT TO MAKE IT LARGER) AND THEN I HOPE YOU WILL READ THE STORY UNDER IT. THANKS TO ALL IN MAQUOKETA THAT WORKED IN HELPING TO GET THIS BIG INDUSTRY TO
OUR TOWN. IT WILL BE NICE TO SEE THAT CORNER OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARK SPRUCED UP AND BUSY AGAIN. FOR MORE ABOUT THE, YOU MAY WISH TO GO TO THEIR WEB SITE.

KMAQ TRAVEL HAS A BUS GOING TO BRANSON AGAIN JUNE 10-13 AND IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION, EMAIL ME.
WE WILL SEE A BRAND NEW SHOW, IN A BIG NEW THEATRE. THE SHOW "NOAH - THE MUSICAL" IS IN A THEATRE WITH A 100 FOOT WRAP-AROUND STAGE AND YOU FEEL LIKE YOU ARE SITTING RIGHT INSIDE THE LARGE FLOATING NOAH'S ARK, SURROUNDED BY HUNDREDS OF LIVE AND ANIMATRONIC ANIMALS OF EVERY COLOR, SHAPE AND SIZE. THE SHOW OPENS IN JUNE AND IT IS REALLY BEING TALKED ABOUT IN BRANSON. WE WILL SEE 5 OTHER MUSIC SHOWS, AND THE DICK CLARK "57 HEAVEN" MUSEUM AND THE TITANTIC MUSEUM. WILL BE A GREAT TRIP!

WE ALSO HAVE A BUS GOING TO FOUR MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES.....APRIL 22ND TO MILWAUKEE TO SEE
THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS PLAY THE BREWERS....JUNE 19TH, TO ST. LOUIS TO SEE
THE CARDS PLAY THE ROYALS....JULY 20TH, TO ST. LOUIS TO SEE THE CARDINALS TAKE ON SAN DIEGO....AND JULY 31ST, TO MILWAUKEE FOR A CUBS-BREWERS GAME.
ALL ARE AFTERNOON GAMES AND AGAIN, EMAIL ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GOING ALONG AND WANT INFORMATION.

HAVE A HAPPY EASTER.

DON'T FORGET TO CHECK PHOTO AND STORY BELOW.

AND CHECK THE GUEST BOOK. READ WHERE FORMER MAQUOKETA RESIDENT
CAROLYN GUERDET AND FAMILY, LIVING OUT EAST, HAVE HAD OVER 120 INCHES OF SNOW THIS WINTER.

DENNIS VOY