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Thursday, January 16, 2014
N/Warren Town and County News
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BUSINESS; REVIEW )
Warren County Extension Names
Youth Coordinator
Andrea Palmer
end educational programs
and activities. She may be"
reached by email at
ampalmer@iastate.edu or
by calling 515-961-6237.
She states, "I'm very ex-
cited to meet everyone and
to see the impact 4-H has
on the youth in Warren
County."
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exceptional sales and service
experience from the time
they enter the dealership
through tlae life cycle of the
vehides they purchase. Learn
more at www.gmfleet.com/
business-elite-dealers.
Warren County Agri-
cultural Extension District
welcomes its new first full-
time County Youth Coor-
dinator, Andrea Palmer.
Palmer will work with
youth and volunteers
within 4-H and Clover
Kids" clubs and with after-
school programs. As a past
nine-year 4-H member in
Marion County, she brings
with her a rich history of
4-H and understands how
the organization is de-
signed to help youth be-
come better citizens, com-
municators and leaders.
These programs empower
youth to reach their full
potential through youth-
adult partnerships and re-
search-based learning ex-
periences.
Palmer's 4-H knowl-
edge and experience is an
asset to Warren County
Extension and Outreach.
Highlights of her 4-H ex-
periences were attending
Citizenship Washington
Focus, serving on the State
4-H Council and exhibit-
ing cattle along with other
4-H projects. She has con-
tinned her involvement as
a 4-H exhibit judge and
volunteer.
She received her
Bachelor's degree in Hu-
man Resource Manage-
ment with work experi-
ence in the area of human
services. Palmer resides in
Warren County with her
husband and son.
Palmer will not always
be in the office, since some
of her weekly hours will
entail evening and week-
MASTER
GARDENERS
Warren County Master
Gardeners announces the
offering of mini-grants to
not-for-profit organiza-
tions. The goal of the War-
ren County Master Gar-
deners mini-grant is to
provide financial and pos-
sibly volunteer assistance
for gardening and land-
scape beautification
project throughout War-
ren County. Qualified ap-
plicants are not-for-profit
organizations such as ser-
vice or youth groups
within Warren County.
Projects may include, but
are not limited to, commu-
nity flower and vegetable
gardens or classroom
projects. Grants up to $500
will be awarded.
Go to the Warren
County Master Gardener
website to access the appli-
cation and contact infor-
mation, or go to http://
www.extension.iastate.edu/
warren/node/7530. Com-
pleted applications must
be submitted by March 7,
with notification to suc-
cessful applicant(s) April
1.
According to most
sources, Route Sixty-Six is
two thousand, four hundred
and forty-eight miles long.
It was commissioned in
1926 and crosses eight
shdu; mid Utree U zoxm.
Call 911
for
emergencies!
MLK Day at AIB
A1B College of Business
will provide a preview of
college life to prospective
students and their families
beginning at 9 a.m. Mon-
day, Jan. 20. Applicants
and prospective students
are invited to attend the
Visit Day to engage one-
on-one with current stu-
dents and faculty and tour
the campus.
Also on that day, AIB
will be hosting its third
annual Martin Luther
King Jr. Day of Service. As
par t of this on-campus ser-
vice event, students will be
packaging meals with the
locally founded organiza-
tion, Meals from the
Heartland. Its goal is to
package 18,000 meals to be
distributed wherever the
need is greatest, whether
that is locally or interna-
tionally. Visitors are wel-
come to participate in the
project.
During Visit Day, Ad-
missions- executives will
share information about
AIB's many degree op-
tions, inclflding 11 associ-
ate degree majors and nine
bachelor's degree majors.
They also will outline
AIB's "Degree in 3" pro-
gram, which allows stu-
dents to complete a
bachelor's degree within
three years. Financial aid
will be discussed, includ-
ing academic scholarships.
Athletic scholarships from
AIB also are available in
the college's growing ath-
letics program.
As an associate member
of the Midwest Collegiate
Conference (MCC) in the
National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics
(NALA), AIB offers basket-
ball, soccer, golf, volley-
ball, bowling, softball,
baseball, competitive
dance and cheerleading.
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Gustafson Wins HD 25
Special Election
Speaker of the House
Kraig. Paulsen (R-
Hiawatha) released the
following statement after
Stan Gustafson was
elected by the people in
District 25 to serve in the
Iowa House:
"Congratulations to
Stan, he will be a wel-
comed addition to the
Iowa House of Represen-
• tatives. He truly has a heart
for service and will be a
dedicated legislator who
Stan Gustafson
puts the people of Iowa
first."
Precinct MaPs Available
Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz has announced
that for the first time, Iowans in all 99 counties can view
their county and city precinct maps online at http://
www.sos.iowa.gov/precinctmaps.
The precinct map feature is a comprehensive compi-
lation of both existing precinct maps that were created
by counties and cities as well as precinct maps created
by the Iowa Secretary of State's office for counties and
cities that were not already available online.
"This is the first time all o the precinct maps are avail-
able to Iowans in one place," Schultz said. "The"new
precinct map feature is another effective tool we are of-
fering to Iowa voters to make sure they have useful elec-
tion information at their fingertips."
The precinct maps on the Secretary of State website
are based on the 2010 decennial Census Bureau bound-
ary information and the city and county reprecincting
plans approved by the Secretary of State's office.
Senate News-
By State Senator Julian B. Garrett
Julian.Garrett@legis.iowa.gov.
2014 Session Convenes
The new legislative session convened January 13.
Among the first orders of basiness are Governor
Branstad's State of the State address and the State of the
Judiciary address by the Chief Justice of the Iowa Su-
preme Court. The Governor is also presenting his bud-
get recommendations for the next fiscal year. Commit-
tee meetings are already being held. My committees for
this year are Appropl'iations, Judiciar Government
Oversight, and the Justice Systems Appropriation Sub-
committee. I am the Ranking Member (mean g the lead
Republican) on-both the Government Oversight Com-
mittee and the Justice Systems Appropriation Subcom-
mittee. I am especially pleased to be a member of the
Appropriations Committee, where I can continue work-
ing to be sure we spend less than the State receives in
revenue. You will probably recall that I was a member
of the House Appropriations Committee and was Vice
Chair of the Justice Systems Appropriation Subcommit-
tee, for the three years that I spent there.
As always, feel free to contact me with your ideas or
concerns.
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