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Iowa investing $3.6 million to help improve water quality throughout state - Vimarsana News

Iowa investing $3.6 million to help improve water quality throughout state

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig has announced investments in 14 urban water quality projects across the state, totaling $3.6 million.These projects, fu

Secretary Naig announces investments in 14 urban water quality projects - Vimarsana News

Secretary Naig announces investments in 14 urban water quality projects

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced today that the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship will invest in 14 urban water quality projects within communities of all sizes across the state. Secretary Naig made the announcement with city leaders from Davenport at an event at Goose Creek Park, the location of one of […]

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Secretary Naig announces investments in 14 urban water quality projects - Vimarsana News

Secretary Naig announces investments in 14 urban water quality projects

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced today that the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship will invest in 14 urban water quality projects within communities of all sizes

Algona Rotary Jack O'Lantern Lane | Kossuth County Advance - Vimarsana News

Algona Rotary Jack O'Lantern Lane | Kossuth County Advance

People gathered at the Kossuth County Conservation maintenance shed on Sunday, Oct. 29 from 1 to 4 p.m. to carve pumpkins from Bode’s Moonlight Garden. The shop is located just off of Highway 169 on the southeast corner of Smith Lake.  The free carving event was sponsored by the Algona Rotary Club. People returned to Smith Lake that evening from 7 to 8:30 p.m. to drive through the campground and view all the Jack O’Lanterns lit up.

Source: algona.com