DAISY Award ceremony Wednesday

The public is invited Wednesday morning as the spring recipient of the  DAISY Award is named at Greene County Medical Center. The ceremony will be held at 10 am in the education classroom. (Use the main entrance. Wayfinding signage will be posted.) Nominees are Sarah Borgeson, Karen Carman, Jill Juergensen, Brenda Luther, Victoria McCool, Tammy Spaulding and Kelsey Stumbo.

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Dinner at the Elks lodge Thursday

The public is invited to dinner at the Elks lodge Thursday, May 12, at 6:30 pm. The Elks will serve fettuccine Alfredo with shrimp, salad and dessert. Tickets are $12. Reservations are requested; please call 515-386-2106 by May 11. The lodge is handicap accessible.

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Weather data, week ending May 6

Jefferson received 1.8 inches of rain during the week that ended Friday, May 6, with most of it falling April 30. KCCI’s SchoolNet Jefferson site reported a high temperature of 89 degrees and the end of the week and an overnight low of  42 degrees.

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Minnesmoka comes to Greene County

The pervasive smoke in the air this morning, Saturday, come from a thick smoke plume from a wild fire in northern Minnesota, according to the National Weather Service. The smoke  advanced south during the morning and reduced visibility to 1 to 2 miles at times through at least 11 am. By noon, there was no longer a noticeable odor.

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FFA plant sale May 12-13

The annual Greene County FFA plant sale will be Thursday and Friday, May 12-13, from 8 am to 5 pm each day at the green house at the high school. The selection of student-grown plants includes annuals, perennials, vegetables and more. All proceeds go to the Greene County FFA members to fund future FFA activities.

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Jefferson’s trees are healthy… for now

The Jefferson city council heard bad news and good news about the city’s trees last week when Jason Walker, a Jefferson-Scranton 2000 graduate and now a district forester for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, presented the 2016 urban forest management plant. The bad news is that according to Walker, there is no question that emerald ash borer will come…

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