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Bill Skare, Boone City Administrator, talks about the amount of work the city’s Public Works Department had with snow removal in January. He also talked about the city’s budget which will keep the levy rate at the current level. He also talked about the commitment by the Council to move ahead with a resurfacing project for Story Street in the next fiscal year. Aired Wednesday, January 31, 2024

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Jan 31, 2024

See also Dr. Julie Trepa, Superintendent, Boone Community School District talks about the recent school board meeting. The Board received a presentation on the guidelines the district will use regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence. She also talked about the Board permitting Scouting America, Mid-Iowa Council, presenting information for Cub Scout candidates during lunchtime to share scouting opportunities for both boys and girls. The board also approved the candidates for graduation, as long as all requirements are met. Graduation is Memorial Day Weekend. Aired Tuesday, May 13, 2025.

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Bill Skare, Boone City Administrator, talks about the amount of work the city’s Public Works Department had with snow removal in January. He also talked about the city’s budget which will keep the levy rate at the current level. He also talked about the commitment by the Council to move ahead with a resurfacing project for Story Street in the next fiscal year. Aired Wednesday, January 31, 2024 1 — Bill Skare, Boone City Administrator, talks about the amount of work the city’s Public Works Department had with snow removal in January. He also talked about the city’s budget which will keep the levy rate at the current level. He also talked about the commitment by the Council to move ahead with a resurfacing project for Story Street in the next fiscal year. Aired Wednesday, January 31, 2024 2

See also State Representative Chad Behn and State Senator Jesse Greene, Legislative Review. Both talk about the wrap up of the legislative session on Thursday. Behn talks about the activity of the Iowa House and also talks about what didn’t get done and the work that will be done over the summer. Green talks about the final days, the drama over the eminent domain, carbon pipeline project and discusses whether it will be signed into law. He also talked about the property tax legislation and expects more to be done next year. Aired Friday, May 16, 2025.

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See also Boone Municipal Band concerts begin May 28

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