John Mark Nielsen talks about Max Henius, the man behind the construction of the Rebild National Park in Denmark and also founded the American Academy of Brewing in Chicago.
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John Mark Nielsen talks about Max Henius, the man behind the construction of the Rebild National Park in Denmark and also founded the American Academy of Brewing in Chicago.
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Sheriff’s officials in Adams County say a Prescott man was arrested Monday. 47-year old David Adsit was taken into custody after deputies were called to a residence in rural Prescott following a reported domestic altercation. Upon further investigation, Adsit was arrested on a felony charge of Domestic Assault/3rd or subsequent offense, felony assault on a Peace Officer, and Violation of a No Contact Order. Adsit was brought to the Adams County Jail, where he was being held without bond. Officials say additional charges are currently pending.
The City Council in Audubon held a regularly scheduled meeting Monday evening. During the session, the Council passed a resolution setting August 13th at 7-p.m., as the date and time for a Public Hearing to consider the sale of property at 118 East Division Street. They also approved the first consideration of an Ordinance setting sewer rates.
Audubon City Clerk Lora Hansen told KJAN News if approved on the third and final consideration, the minimum rate for the sewer charge would be $32.52 for the first zero-to 5,000 gallons of water usage, and $9.29 for each additional 1,000 gallons over 5,000. The rates would apply to both residential and commercial users.
Hansen said also, that the Council discussed a potential ban on excess use of water. She said the City will put a notice in the local paper, stating residents of Audubon “Need to conserve” water. She says they will be asked to “Be careful about how you’re using water. Try not to wash your car, try not to water your lawn.” Hansen says there is no “Official ban,” on how residents use their water supply, but “It may be coming,” especially in light of the lower water tables in the City’s wells, due to this Summer’s drought.
The bottom line, according to Hansen, is “To conserve as much as possible.”
Mix and set aside:
Mix 1/2 cup sugar with 1/2 cup oil and seasoning from noodle package. Pour over salad and marinate overnight. May top with toasted slivered almonds.
Dressing:
Optional: Can add red cabbage and/or chopped red peppers.
Jim Field talks about some tips for taking care of your lawn during drought from Iowa State University Extension.
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The Adair County Board of Supervisors will hold their regular weekly this (Tuesday) morning, in Greenfield. During the meeting (Which is normally held Wednesday morning’s), the Board will discuss and possibly act on: a Sheriff’s Step Increase; a premium-only plan adoption agreement and Certificate of Resolution; and, an Emergency Preparedness Grant contract for Fiscal Year 2013. The Supervisors will also hear an annual report from the VA Administrator. The meeting begins at 9-a.m.
Class 1-A (Mon., July 23rd) @ Principal Park in Des Moines
Tuesday’s Class 3-A Schedule: