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Happy Halloween!

TOT 2014

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ELECTIONS NEXT TUESDAY NOV 4

Sample Ballot - download PDF file by clicking here or just view images below

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Louisville B.U.I.L.D.
Next meeting will be held on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4th.
Time: 12:00PM-1:00PM
At Home State Bank Conference Room
Catered by: Springfield RUNZA

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Remembering our Louisville Hardware - Destroyed by Fire 11/1/2011

Press Release:
It is with great sadness that we announce our decision not to rebuild Louisville ACE Hardware.
Please trust that we have not reached this decision lightly.

In the past few years regulations have been put in place by various government entities to protect the general populace. Flood plain levels have increased dramatically, requiring a severely elevated building. The American Disabilities Act has stringent guidelines that must be complied with. The State of Nebraska has a new Energy Initiative that will save millions of dollars on energy costs in the long term, but is an additional cost to new construction.

Unfortunately meeting these regulations would increase already high construction costs, and preclude us from erecting a building that would meet the retail needs of our community. And we have no desire to give you less than you deserve.

We would like to thank all of you for your support over our 22 years of membership in Louisville’s business community. The many expressions of sympathy and concern since the fire have both humbled and sustained us. We have been honored to serve this wonderful area that we are proud to call “Home”.

It is now time for us to look forward. Larry has begun working for the City of Louisville. Maureen has taken a position with Westlake Ace Hardware as a Paint Dept. specialist. Joe is enjoying time at home with his family while looking for a position that will fully utilize his many and varied skills. Taylor is preparing for her senior year at Platteview High School and working at the Louisville Care Community.

Thank you again for your unfailing support and rest assured that you will always be a part of us.

Former Staff of Louisville Hardware, Inc.

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City of Louisville

Fall cleanup is

November 15, 2014

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Nebraska Community Websites welcomes New Springfield Principal Sponsor - aStepAhead Child Care and Education Center

Dan and Linda have really stepped up their offering as they introduce the finest in Early Learning with an emphasis on support for new Moms and young Mobile Moms commuting from Louisville, Cedar Creek and Plattsmouth.

View their new Mobile Friendly Website www.aStepAheadSpringfield.com or

TEXT DAYCARE to 72727

especially for New Moms

Welcome to A Step Ahead - "Our Family Welcomes Your Family"

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Local Job Opportunity

A Step Ahead Center

Daycare support staff (Springfield, NE)
Morning and evening openings, full time and part time. Flexible hours.

Great for high school students after school and college students any time. We work with your class schedule.

Prefer 19 or older for day openings. Start immediately. Great work atmosphere.

Compensation: Pay according to experience. Day shifts starting at $8 per hr. Evenings starting at $7.50 per hr.

call 402-253-3083, astepaheadcenter@yahoo.com

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Lower Platte River Summit -- Urban Growth -- Rural Resillence. REGISTER NOW!

Registration for the Lower Platte River Summit continues! The Summit will be held on Tuesday, November 6th at Camp Carol Joy Holling near Ashland, NE. The theme of this year’s Summit is “Urban Growth—Rural Resilience”. Early registration of $20 will be extended to November 1st!

Chuck Schroeder, the Executive Director of the Rural Futures Institute at the University of Nebraska will provide the keynote presentation to begin the day at 9:00 a.m. The keynote will be followed by a facilitated panel discussion that will cover a variety of topics including land use, public health, water supply, water quality, recreation, industry/economic development, and others. Members of the panel will join the audience in participating in “Plainsopoly” which engages individuals in the issues and possibilities of a diverse landscape such as the Lower Platte River Corridor.

Lunch will follow Plainsopoly and then we will head out on a bus tour of unique properties and communities within the Lower Platte River Corridor. Stops will include a working farm in the floodplains and bluffs of the lower Platte River in Sarpy County to and then a stop at Plattsmouth, NE to visit with representatives of their Main Street Association and Historical Society. The event will conclude by 5:30 following some time for hors d’oeurves and time for participants to visit about the day’s events.

Registration is available on-line at: https://lowerplatteorg.presencehost.net/what_we_do/events/lower_platte_summit.html I’ve also attached a registration form that can be completed and either mailed or emailed back to me. More details about the Summit and the Lower Platte River Corridor Alliance can be found on the LPRCA website (lowerplatte.org).

Please let me know if you have questions. Hope to see you all there!

Meghan Sittler, Coordinator
Lower Platte River Corridor Alliance (LPRCA)
3125 Portia Street, PO Box 83581
Lincoln, NE 68501-3581
Phone: (402)-476-2729
Cell: (402)-429-0334
www.lowerplatte.org

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2014-10-22 ROSIE EAGLES

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See what's for sale at Cass County Classified Ads
Click Here>>

Beginning with the Wed 5/21/2014 Newsletter all of the Communities will be able to post, buy, sell ads for general merchandise such as mowers, baby cribs, cars, computers and Real Estate.
We especially hope that the classified ads will be used to post Jobs, look for positions, and post special events, birthdays, church events and Garage Sales.

Certainly there are lots of places on the Internet to post ads, but I know that some folks are uncomfortable with using EBay or Craigs List - this is just your neighbors and should be a bit less scary.

Step 1: you do need to have an account, and an email address to manage your ads. You will be notified to renew your ad, you can change info, pricing, and pics as long as you have this account.

Step 2: create an ad, indicate if it is Elmwood, Eagle, Louisville and Alvo and post it

Step 3: wait for approval. We will approve ads as close to immediately as possible. We need to take a quick peek and make sure that it is a real ad, and if anything needs fixing we will fix it.

Step 4: post it to Facebook if you like!

Ads will now show everywhere, regardless if it was posted in Elmwood or Alvo. Our number one request was to post once, and make it visible everywhere. Ads will also be Goggle/Twitter searchable as well as location, travel directions searchable.

So, get cracking! Create that account, and post everything in your garage and basement!

If you need some assistance TEXT us at 4029680821

~ Computer John ~

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Most popular search of the week: "NFL" and "Walking Dead"

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Recycling trailer calendar

Plattsmouth and Louisville have trailer full time

Download Trailer Schedule - October, November, December

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