TOMORROW WILL BE NICE.
AND SO WILL THE WEEKEND.
JACKSON COUNTY SUPERVISOR JACK WILLEY SAID THIS WEEK THEY HAVE NOT HEARD FROM COUNTY ASSESSOR DEB LANE WHETHER SHE WILL ACCEPT THE COUNTY'S RECENT OFFER FOR HER SETTLEMENT PACKAGE.
LAST WEEK, THE CONFERENCE BOARD OFFERED HER $11,358 FOR 42 UNUSED VACATION DAYS AND TWO FLOATING HOLIDAYS. AND THE SETTLEMENT WOULD MOVE UP HER RESIGNATION FROM JAN 2ND TO OCT 31.
SHE HAD REQUESTED $44,000.
STOP IN AT MAE IN DOWNTOWN MAQUOKETA (FORMER OSTERHAUS
PHARMACY BUILDING) AND SEE THE HEMPLE WATERCOLOR ARTWORK AND THE ARTISTS WHO DO THE ZENDOODLE TECHNIQUE. PENNY PEARCY OF MAQUOKETA IS ONE OF THE LOCAL EXHIBITORS OF ZENDOODLE.
PLANS FOR IMPROVING HIGHWAY 30 TO FOUR LANES IN EASTERN IOWA IN THE DEWITT AREA WEST HAVE BEEN PUT ON THE SHELF BY THE IOWA
DOT BECAUSE OF LACK OF FUNDING.
THERE WERE 21 CARVED PUMPKINS ENTERED IN 3 DIVISIONS DURING THE JACKSON COUNTY MASTER GARDNER'S PUMKIN CONTEST TUESDAY.
THERE WERE 3 JUDGES.
IN THE 12 AND UNDER CATEGORY: 1ST PLACE, SPENCER LAMAAR OF MAQUOKETA.
AGE 13-18 FIRST PLACE, KARISSA RICHARDS OF MAQUOKETA.
ADULT CATEGORY, FIRST PLACE TO VIOLA KILBURG OF MAQUOKETA.
FIRST PLACE WON $15 IN EACH CATEGORY. $10 FOR SECOND PLACE AND
$5 FOR THIRD PLACE.
HAVE A GOOD FRIDAY.
DENNIS VOY
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