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Ostrander Approves Preliminary Levy, Seeks Propane and Garbage Bids - Fillmore County Journal (opens the original)
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The Ostrander City Council met September 1 with Mayor DJ Start presiding. Council members Jimmie Dean, Lyn Massey-Mills and Dan Hellerud were present, along with City Clerk Wendy Brincks and Maintenance Supervisor Jeremy Runkle. Council member Brodi Nesler was absent. The council approved a proposed property tax levy of $192,291 for taxes payable in 2027, holding the levy at the same level as the previous year. The proposed levy includes $138,591 for general revenue, $23,700 for fire protection
Wykoff Council Discusses Playground Safety, Properties and Commons Meadow - Fillmore County Journal (opens the original)
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Aging playground equipment, the Wykoff Commons meadow and a livestock variance request were among the topics discussed during the August 10 Wykoff City Council meeting. Mayor Ryan Breckenridge presided over the meeting with council members Jeffrey Hare, Jane Baker, Barbara Fate and Missy Musel present. City Administrator Becky Schmidt also attended. The council heard an update from the Park and Recreation Committee, which is working on short- and long-term plans for the city’s parks. Committee m
Gateway Cafe Rises From the Ashes, Rebuilt by a Community Determined To Bring It Home - Fillmore County Journal (opens the original)
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If you drive down Gold Street in Wykoff most mornings, you’ll find a familiar sight that was sorely missed for more than a year. The coffee is pouring, the air is thick with the scent of breakfast, and the Gateway Cafe has reclaimed its rightful place as the heartbeat of the community. Following the official reopening on May 1, co-owners Jennie Moreland, Leroy Ellis, and Mary Aaker are looking toward the future, though the past year was defined by a resilience that mirrored the town itself. The
Wykoff Approves Dangerous Dog Fee, Addresses Neglected Properties And Park Safety - Fillmore County Journal (opens the original)
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Potentially dangerous dog licensing fees, neglected properties, playground safety and several community projects were among the topics discussed during the July 13 Wykoff City Council meeting. Mayor Ryan Breckenridge presided over the meeting with council members Jeffrey Hare, Jane Baker, Barbara Fate and Missy Musel present. City Administrator Becky Schmidt also attended. During committee reports, Breckenridge reported the city’s wastewater treatment plant solar project is nearing completion. T
Ostrander Renews Insurance, Reviews Street Projects and Election Timeline - Fillmore County Journal (opens the original)
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The Ostrander City Council met July 7 with Mayor DJ Start presiding. Council members Jimmie Dean, Lyn Massey-Mills, Dan Hellerud, and Brodi Nesler were present, along with City Clerk Wendy Brincks, Maintenance Supervisor Jeremy Runkle, Fire Chief Jason Rice, and insurance representative Ann Keim. The council approved the city’s annual insurance renewal after hearing a review from Keim, who noted few changes to the policy this year. Keim mentioned the city recently acquired a property where the h
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