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For Sept. 29 Open season on pheasants for first time in Hamilton County The first open season on cock pheasants in Hamilton County will be insurrected this fall, starting Oct. 14 and lasting for three days, with a limit of three birds each day being set by the state game warden, W.E. Albert. The open season, allowed only through petitioning the state game warden, was granted in Hamilton County after Mr. Albert had received a petition from farmers and landowners in this locality, 150 stating that the pheasants were damaging the crops in the county and asking that an open season ...

Hamilton County Food for Neighbors Challenge begins Thursday

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Enhance Hamilton County Foundation is inviting the community to come together once again to support local food access through the Hamilton County Food for Neighbors Challenge, running Thursday through Oct. 31. The annual effort, formerly known as the Food Pantry Challenge, has been expanded ...

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200th St. lane closed until Wednesday The westbound lane of 200th Street between Chase Avenue and Bach Grove Avenue will be closed starting today and will remain closed until noon on Wednesday. The Hamilton County secondary road crews will be performing road maintenance in this area. Traffic lights will be used at this location, allowing single lane traffic through the work zone. 370th St. closed through Oct. 9 The Hamilton County Engineers Office has announced that 370th Street between Ziegler Avenue and Zuplin Avenue will remain closed until Oct. 9. This is a project delay due ...

Time to fill various boards and commissions for Hamilton County

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Each city in the county and Hamilton County not only have elected positions, but there are a number of boards and commissions which depend on citizen involvement. Appointments are made as needed, but often resignations occur off the cycle of normal term limits. The following is a list of ...

Kendall Young Library announces their October adult programs

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Kendall Young Library will be having Adult Programs throughout the month of October as follows: Special Adult Programs Historic Stroll Along Willson Avenue – Patrons of all ages are invited to a Historic Stroll Along Willson Avenue on Saturday, October 3, beginning at 10:30 a.m. in front of the Jane Young House. This stroll will explore the history and architecture of one of the first streets in Webster City. Valerie Rickert will be the local tour guide with her love and knowledge of local history. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Journey of the Forgotten: The Orphans of ...

Terms expiring for a variety of boards and commissions

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Each city in the county and Hamilton County not only have elected positions, but there are a number of boards and commissions which depend on citizen involvement. Appointments are made as needed, but often resignations occur off the cycle of normal term limits. The following is a partial list ...