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Written by Los Altos Town Crier Report Father James Arnold Conard died April 30, 2021 at the at Maryknoll, New York. Born November 27, 1929 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, son of Clifford and Estella (Van Den Wymelenberg) Conard, he was 91 years old and a Maryknoll priest for 64 years. Father Jim had one sister, Audrey, and three brothers, Tom, Paul, and John. After grade school at St. John the Evangelist, he attended Central Catholic High School. He entered Maryknoll at Lakewood, New Jersey in September 1947 and was ordained a priest June 9, 1956. Father Conard was assigned to Africa at the Musoma Prefecture, beginning his over 60 years of service in Tanzania. His first 17 were at Iramba Parish on the edge of the Serengeti Plains. In Ngoreme, he built the Standard Seven Primary School in 1964. In 1965 he built a dispensary, chapels and a church at Iramba. He introduced Friesian cattle to the area. From 1973-1976, Father Conard worke ....
Jim Conard appointed to Third Ward seat on Monmouth City Council By Jane Carlson The Review Atlas MONMOUTH Former Monmouth fire chief Jim Conard was appointed as Ward 3 alderman following the death of longtime council member Bob Wells. Mayor Rod Davies said Conard’s service to the community in various forms made him the right candidate to fill Wells’ seat. Wells, who served Ward 3 for 14 years prior to his death, died in early December. Conard, a 28-year veteran of the Monmouth fire department, including eight as chief, also previously worked as a building inspector for the city’s zoning department. ....
February 2, 2021 Aldermen in the Maple City approved a pair of rehabilitation grants for businesses in the city’s Downtown Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District. The two businesses are Meks on Main and Tin Cup, both are located on Main Street in Monmouth. Tin Cup was awarded $2,111 while Meks on Main was awarded over $17,095. City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher tells WGIL that the grants are for the structural or core systems in a building. “Something to do with tuck-pointing to preserve the bricks or replacing the roof, replacing a furnace or a new electrical system to upgrade the building. Those are the types of structural or core system costs that are eligible under that program.” ....