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Thank
you Randy Welander
for the "City Hall" sign. Great Job! |
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Contact
Leonard Olson
for more information.
Pager:
515-574-1615
Email:
chelp@ncn.net |
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The
Historical Society has their
2010 Calendars available
for sale. Stop in at City Hall or call Marlene Schossow.
The 1938 firetruck below is featured in October. |
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Pomeroy
Boil Water Advisory Lifted
Customers of the Pomeroy Water Supply were notified on July
21, 2010, of a potential concern in the drinking water system
and were advised to boil their water before using for drinking.
We are pleased to report that the problem has been resolved
and the bacteria samples were satisfactory (contained no
bacteria). It is no longer
necessary to boil your water before use.
We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your
patience.
You
may contact the City at 712-468-2411 with any comments or
questions. This notice is being sent to you by the Pomeory
Water Supply.
Date distributed online: July 26, 2010
Distributed by Flyer: July 23, 2010 |
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Pomeroy
Spring Clean Up Day 2010
Thank you to all the Volunteers
Volunteers met
at
the City Maintenance shed on Harrison at 7
a.m.
View Photos of the day's
Progress........ |
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2010
Mayor and City Council Members |
Mayor
Gene
Becker
Council Members
Ron Bachman
Dan DeVore
Sue Juilfs
Brian Meyer
Carol Meyer |
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Recycle
Bin
Pomeroy has a recycling bin located at the north end of Main
Street.
Accepted Items: Plastic, cardboard, newspaper, magazines,
tin & glass. If bins are
full, please do not leave recycling.
Can Recycling: The can recycling bin is also
located in the same location. Please do not place glass containers
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Pomeroy
Cafe & Grocery
Open
under
new management
Hours:
Mondays Closed
Tuesday - Friday
6 a.m. - 2 p.m. & 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Saturday
6 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Sunday
8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
View
Menu from On-line Newspaper
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Many
families that remain have called Pomeroy their home for generations. Whether
it be the tornando of July 6, 1893 or one of the largest Wind Turbine
location in the country, wind has played a big role in the development
of Pomeroy, population 710. Pomeroy is still here and would like you to
call it home.
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The
Siouxland Community Blood Drive
On May
13th there were 17 donors Registered & 19 units collected.
Next Chance to Donate Blood: July
8th from 2 - 5:30
Pomeroy Community Building |
Household
Hazardous Waste Drop-off
For
Residents.
Metro Waste Authority and the Calhoun County Department of
Health are partnering to provide this service to residents
at no cost.
Contact
information & accepted items list
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Opening
March 2, 2010
712-468-2225
Pomeroy Mini Mall
114 Ontario Street |
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Manicure ~ Perms ~ Pedicures ~ Haircuts ~ Haircolor ~ Tanning |
Good
Luck Chantel Stuart with your new business! |
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