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WINONA – The Winona Ruritan Club met March 28 at the Winona Friends Church. President Rob Doyle Jr. was working to get electricity back on for individuals after the weekend storm tore down trees and electric lines. Secretary Lee Stamp filled in as president and called the meeting to order, leading the group in the […] ....
Apr 5, 2021 The winning ticket for the Spring 2021 Winona Ruritan Gun Raffle was purchased by Jack Stewart of Homeworth. From left, Mike Runzo, owner of Runzoâs Outdoor Sports; Stewart, winner of the America-made Henry lever action side gate .410-gauge shotgun; and Michael Knoedler, gun raffle chairman. WINONA The Winona Ruritan Club met March 23 at the Winona Friends Church. President Rob Doyle Jr. called the meeting to order with 18 members present. Vice President Homer Althouse gave an update on fellow member Rob Donaldson’s medical condition and then gave the Invocation. The meal featured ham, cheesy potatoes and a variety of pies. ....
Apr 3, 2021 The winning ticket for the Spring 2021 Winona Ruritan Gun Raffle was purchased by Jack Stewart of Homeworth. From left, Mike Runzo, owner of Runzoâs Outdoor Sports; Stewart, winner of the America-made Henry lever action side gate .410-gauge shotgun; and Michael Knoedler, gun raffle chairman. (Submitted photo) WINONA–The Winona Ruritan Club met March 23 at the Winona Friends Church. President Rob Doyle Jr. called the meeting to order with 18 members present. Vice President Homer Althouse gave an update on fellow member Rob Donaldson’s medical condition and then gave the Invocation. The meal featured ham, cheesy potatoes and a variety of pies. ....
[email protected] SALEM City council members have been asked to attend the next Salem Utilities Commission meeting at 4 p.m. Thursday regarding sewer rates. City Utilities Superintendent Don Weingart issued the invite when council met Tuesday night, saying the agenda includes rate study findings regarding the city sewer rates, which haven’t been increased since 1995. The commission has been talking about raising the sewer rates, but by law, city council has final say on any rate hikes for sanitary sewer. The commission has control over the water rates. Weingart explained that it’s time to move into Phase 3 of the wastewater treatment plant improvements and the price tag for that project is upwards of $11 million. He said money will have to be borrowed and told council members the commission will be recommending a sanitary sewer rate hike, which council will have to act upon. ....