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La Crescent Rotary Club commits $16,560 for water fountains (opens the original)
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Kistler Park, Abnet Field and Vetsch Park will all be receiving new water fountains with bottle fillers and pet fountains, funded by the La Crescent Rotary Club. âIt's a much more sanitary solution for water in the city parks,â Mayor Mike Poellinger said during the Sept. 28 meeting, âand we're very grateful for your donation.â The grants, secured by the Rotary Club to fund the project, are reimbursable. The La Crescent City Council authorized an expenditure in the amount of $16,560 for t
La Crescent City Council adopts tobacco ordinance (opens the original)
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After addressing concerns at the previous city council meeting about the definition of âimitation tobacco product,â La Crescent adopted its ordinance regulating the sale, distribution and licensing of tobacco, tobacco-related devices, electronic delivery devices and nicotine products within the city. A Kwik Trip spokesperson, at the Sept. 14 meeting, did not want the inclusion of shredded beef jerky in a canister in the ordinance because it restricted a Jack Linkâs product on store shelves
La Crescent adopts tobacco ordinance: Licenses to eventually reduce to 6 through attrition (opens the original)
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After addressing concerns at the previous city council meeting about the definition of âimitation tobacco product,â La Crescent adopted its ordinance regulating the sale, distribution and licensing of tobacco, tobacco-related devices, electronic delivery devices and nicotine products within the city. A Kwik Trip spokesperson, at the Sept. 14 meeting, did not want the inclusion of shredded beef jerky in a canister in the ordinance because it restricted a Jack Linkâs product on store shelves
La Crescent moves forward with Root River Trail Board (opens the original)
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There has been a plan to extend the Root River Trail into the city of La Crescent since the 1980s, La Crescent Economic Development Director Larry Kirch told the city council during the Sept. 14 meeting. Now, Kirch is presenting a Joint Powers Agreement between Houston County and the cities of La Crescent, Houston and Hokah to help âplan, engineer, develop, operate, manage and maintainâ the trail. âThe city has done its work with the Wagon Wheel Trail,â he told the council, âand now we
Public Health asks community to respond to health assessment survey (opens the original)
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Health Educator Bri Ceaser presented to the Board of Commissioners about Houston County Public Healthâs Community Health Assessment during the Sept. 22 meeting. This completely anonymous survey helps use data to identify critical needs or issues in the county, identify assets currently available and determine community health improvement initiatives. It takes about 20 minutes and there is a chance to enter into a drawing for a $50 gift card after survey completion. The survey can be found on P
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