Courthouse records: May 24, 2012
Courthouse records for the week of May 24, 2012.
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Kennel owner not happy with lack of decision by Oskie commissioner
A dispute over a dog kennel is still unresolved because of confusion by the Oskaloosa Planning and Zoning Commission.
Oskaloosa City Council supporting Hayes’ decision to close records
The Oskaloosa City Council is standing behind a decision by City Attorney Mike Hayes to block an information request by the Independent.
Oskaloosa celebrates 182 years of education
The Oskaloosa USD 341 said goodbye to more than 180 years of teaching experience at a party held on Monday.
Commissioners table resolution to set fees for special events
Jefferson County Commissioners tabled the only item of new business brought before them on Monday.
Boater education fosters safety on the water
Summer is just around the corner, and many Kansas boaters have already begun a new boating season. For those who haven’t, there are the usual preparations such as changing the lower unit grease and putting new spark plugs in the outboard, making sure life jackets are in good condition, and checking the fire extinguisher charge.
Rural grocery summit scheduled for June 5-6 in Manhattan
Saying “goodbye” to driving for 10, 20 or more miles for groceries need not be wishful thinking.
Fenceline: May 24, 2012
by Jody G. Holthaus Meadowlark Extension Agent A farm or ranch business is more than only the farm assets. The farm business includes people, the assets and liabilities of the farm finances, the day-to-day operation, the marketing and purchasing as well as the labor, management and decision making aspects. Owners of a farm business make [...]
Oskaloosa man jailed after search warrant
An investigation initiated by deputies from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office resulted in the execution of a narcotics search warrant at 11698 Kings Estates Drive, Oskaloosa.
What is Pre-Diabetes?
Almost 54 million people over the age of 20 have pre-diabetes. People with pre-diabetes are much more likely to go on to develop diabetes within the next 10 years.