In Greene County magistrate court a judgment was entered May 13 in a case initiated in district court against Lance Maydar Dzuris of Jefferson. A charge of assault causing bodily injury was amended to assault-simple. A judgment was entered for a $100 fine with a $35 surcharge. Court costs were $121.
Read MoreMonth: May 2015
Greene County district court, week ending May 15
In Greene County district court persons pleaded not guilty at arraignments as follows: Alysha Nicole Steece, 37, of Jefferson, assault causing bodily injury; Lance Michael Ross, 18, of Grand Junction, sex abuse-third degree; and Stephen Arthur Molle, 19, of Jefferson, possession of marijuana-first offense. Trial dates were set for July 21 in every case.
Read MoreDuward Tucker, 1938-2015
A Service of Remembrance was held May 18 at the First United Methodist Church in Grand Junction for Duward J. Tucker, 77, of Grand Junction. Words of comfort were offered by Pastor Steve Ransom. Honorary bearers were Duward’s grandchildren Andrew Filipi, Nathan Filipi, Wyatt Kaldenberg, Bailee Tucker, Miranda Tucker, Cason Tucker, Amy Matzen and Emily Kaldenberg; and his friends Jill…
Read MoreNora Garrity, 1918-2015
Mass of the Resurrection was offered Monday, May 18, at St Joseph Catholic Church in Jefferson for Nora Garrity, 97, of Jefferson. Mass was concelebrated by Msgr Kevin McCoy of Fort Dodge and the Rev Jeff Schleismann, pastor of the church. Lector was Sr Celesta Day, FSPA. Gift bearers were Denise Summerson and Linda Eighmy. Rhena Lane was pianist, and…
Read MoreDMWW notes formation of IA Partnership for Clean Water by Farm Bureau
DES MOINES, Iowa (May 14, 2015) – This week, the Iowa Farm Bureau helped form another political partnership to advance a paid public relations campaign, while Des Moines Water Works continues to operate its nitrate removal facility to keep finished drinking water safe for consumption. Des Moines Water Works remains committed to protecting Iowans interests by seeking the implementation of…
Read MoreGreene County seniors net $143,000 in local scholarships
Members of the Greene County High School class of 2015 received honor cords, scholarships and applause at the annual Awards Night Tuesday, May 12. Forty-eight students received local scholarships totaling $143,000, and if all other scholarships presented are fully disbursed, they would total $340,000.
Read MoreP-C board discusses transportation
Okays sharing transportation director, nixes any discussion of opening borders to buses The Paton-Churdan board at its May 7 meeting approved an operational sharing agreement for a transportation director with Greene County Community Schools. The Greene County board at its April meeting had suggested that if the schools were to share a transportation director, this would be an opportune time…
Read MoreOrris offers to ‘facilitate’ work on new animal shelter
First wants to be sure of Jeff city council’s support for the project The future stray dogs and cats of Greene County should be wagging their tails or purring with excitement for what is in store for them. Don Orris, who in 2014 received the Greene County Chamber’s Above and Beyond the Call (ABC) Award his efforts on the Thomas…
Read More‘Meet and greet’ for JM: MS director Raney
The Jefferson Matters: Main Street board president Jamie Daubendiek (left) and the entire board are happy to introduce Peg Raney (right) as the new program director at a “meet and greet” reception this Wednesday, May 20, from 5:15 to 6:30 pm in the courthouse (note change of location). Light refreshments will be served. All are invited and encouraged to attend.
Read MoreAprons and cookbooks bring back memories
A display in the north exhibit area at the Greene County Historical Museum is sure to bring out a bit of nostalgia in anyone who watched Grandma or Mother in the kitchen. The Historical Society is sharing 30 aprons from its collection. The aprons have been donated over the years, with the oldest dating back to 1875. Bib aprons, a…
Read MoreEverything you ever wanted to know about yarn bombing…
… but were afraid to ask Jefferson Matters: Main Street’s Tower View Team will divulge the secrets of yarn bombing – what it is, and the particulars of yarn bombing bicycles and bike wheel frames – Tuesday, May 19, from 10 am to noon in the yarn department at Ben Franklin in Jefferson.
Read MoreOpen house at the ‘school house’
The public is invited to view the “school house” at 208 E. Wilcox Way in Jefferson at an open house Tuesday, May 19, from 5 to 7 pm. The initial construction of the house was done by classes at Greene County High School. The house is being staged for showing by advanced students in the interior design class at the high…
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