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THE FLENSBURG FILES BUGA- The German Garden and Horticulture Show 2011: Koblenz
(Written as a co-column with sister column The Bridgehunters Chronicles) People take pride in gardening, a pastime where they plant whatever they want, make their houses and apartments attractive e...
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Stretch Your Budget, advises this ad from Time Loan Plan, located at 109 North Main Ave. (phone 4-4538) in Sioux Falls, in 1959....
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District 518 discusses tax abatement plan
WORTHINGTON — District 518 Superintendent John Landgaard informed the board of education that Worthington School District 518 will not have future cooperative sponsorship agreements with Iowa for extra curricular activities.
October 18, 2011
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Council approves economic development strategic plan
WORTHINGTON — Worthington City Council had an extensive discussion at its regular Monday meeting concerning community economic development.
Along with the city’s population growth, there have been challenges which need to be addressed.
July 28, 2011
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Luverne launches revitalization plan
LUVERNE — With ambitions of city-wide involvement and a rejuvenated community, local officials hosted an open house Monday night at the Historic Palace Theater to present Luverne’s new Commercial Revitalization Project.
By Ryan McGaughey , May 02, 2011
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District 518 works on strategic plan
WORTHINGTON — District 518 will begin developing a strategic plan to serve as an overview of where the district is heading and what its expectations are, the District 518 Board of Education decided Tuesday.
“We want to have it in place by the end of the school year,” said John Landgaard, superintendent.
January 18, 2011
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County to address Hazard Mitigation Plan
One concern is flood plains and why people can build in themWORTHINGTON — The Nobles County Planning Commission took the first step Wednesday night in approving an update to the county’s All Hazard Mitigation Plan. The document paves the way for the county to access federal funds that could alleviate some of the costs of mitigating natural, man-made or technological disasters.
By Julie Buntjer , December 30, 2010
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Year in review: Fifth-graders on the move
WORTHINGTON — When the District 518 Board of Education solicits bids early next month for construction of an addition to Worthington Middle School, the move will have been nearly a year in the making.
December 30, 2009
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