Short $100,000 in a fundraising effort to purchase and renovate the former Union Pacific depot in Marysville as a community and events center, Landmark Enterprise representative Linda Swim Tuesday evening reluctantly advised the Marysville City Council that the group had raised $37,850 from some 80 donors, which left the effort short facing a deadline this week. Landmark had initially been ... Read More »
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Feed SubscriptionMarysville City Council Discuss Depot, Sets Meeting Dates for Pool
Marysville City Attorney John McNish informed the Marysville City Council that Landmark Enterprises, Inc. and the City met to discuss a management agreement for UP Depot and surrounding site, assuming that the City acquired the UP Depot and surrounding site from the Union Pacific Railway Company. Landmark proposed they purchase the depot and the land east of where the railroad ... Read More »
City of Marysville Pursues $4.2 Million Pool and Sales Tax Increase
Marysville City Council voted to move forward with plans for a new city pool. During their meeting on Monday the Council decided to move forward with the placing of a question on the fall ballot asking Marysville citizens to approve a sales tax increase to pay for a 4.2 million dollar pool. According to City Clerk Debbie Price 4.2 million ... Read More »
Burn Bans Across KNDY Listening Area
Nearly every county and city in the KNDY listening area has instituted a burn ban due to the dry conditions. Anyone intending to start a burn should contact their local law enforcement, city clerk or emergency management office before starting the burn. Persons starting burns during the bans may be subject to fines and possible arrest. Read More »
Water Conservation Requested in Marysville
The City of Marysville is asking all citizens to conserve water usage due to an issue with the water distribution system. City crews have located and repaired the problem. The issue was with one of the water towers which is now being restored to full strength. To aid in the restoration of the tower the city is asking citizens to ... Read More »
Washington Loses Power
Early Sunday morning, the City of Washington lost power. Westar’s line opened up causing an area wide power outage. City of Washington staff generated power until notified by KMEA that power was no longer needed. Staff received a call from KMEA later Sunday morning requesting generation for voltage support. Staff ran two generating units until notified to shut down. ... Read More »
Fine Arts Center in Limbo
Marshall County Arts Cooperative representatives plan to meet with the Marysville City Council to discuss the future of the Art Center in Marysville. At a previous meeting city council members raised the idea that the city should give up ownership of the building and end the city’s responsibility for the building. According to Wayne Kruse, director of the Marshall County ... Read More »
City of Seneca and Nemaha County Reach Agreement on Emergency Related Items
Diehl, and Val Schmitz. Chairman Mark Wessel called the meeting to order at 8:00 pm. Chairman Wessel stated that the county is officially rejecting the City of Seneca’s offer of $0.00 for the county to provide dispatch services to the city’s police department. Discussion was held concerning whether the city wanted a set amount, an amount based on ... Read More »
Marysville Easter Celebration
The annual Marysville Community Easter Egg Hunt will take place Saturday at 1 pm. in the city park. Children ages 2-9 years will hunt for over 3,000 eggs! Children will have an opportunity to visit with the Easter Bunny and the Balloon Man while in the park. The event is sponsored by the Marysville Kiwanis Club and Ryan Smith Financial Services ... Read More »
Nemaha County Board Minutes
UNOFFICIAL MINUTES — These minutes are unofficial until approved by the Board of Commissioners at their next meeting. February 21, 2012 Unofficial The Board of Nemaha County Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 in the Commission Room of the Nemaha County Courthouse. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Mark Wessel ... Read More »
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