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Murdock Nebraska News - May 24, 2022

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9:15 am - Sunday School for children and adults

10:30 am Divine Service

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These boys are headed to state golf in North Platte. From left to right. Nate Rust. Drake Clements. Tyson Man’s. Jeston Junker.

Good luck to all of these boys. You’ve had a great season.

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Murdock Board Minutes 2023

MINUTES
VILLAGE OF MURDOCK
MAY 2, 2023
The Village Board of Trustees met in regular session on Tuesday, May 2, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. at the Village Hall. Roll call as follows; Jake Wilson, Dave Nuss, Michelle Chesnut, John Story, and Clerk were present. Kristy McHugh was absent.

The minutes from the previous meeting were read and then on a motion made by Wilson and second by Chesnut, were approved by a roll call vote all voting “aye”.

The following bills were approved by the Board members for payment: OPPD electricity-899.23; Constellation Energy/gas serv.-851.81; Ne PHE Lab/wat test-15.00; Cass Co. RWD#2/819,000gallons-4258.80; One Call Concepts/dig hotline-11.88; Michael Todd Industrial Supply/Street signs-333.78; Meeske Hardware/sledge-24.29; NE Rural Water Association/dues-200.00; J. Faubion/wat operator-179.90; J. Barnes/payroll-1187.42; Old Republic Surety Group/treas bondins-100.00; Postmaster/stamps-189.00; Ashland Disposal/garb service-2864.97; McHugh Ins. Agency/work comp&building ins.-1990.00; C. Wilson mow-160.00 (Jake Wilson, abstained) State of NE Dept of Revenue/sales tx-109.32; (Auto Withdrawal) Black Hills Energy/gas serv.-206.53(Auto withdrawal) Windstream/phone int.-363.22( Auto withdrawal)
Kristy McHugh submitted an email to the Board stating that she is resigning as a Village Board Member due to the busy family activities that conflict with meetings. She is able to help with projects, if needed. Notice of the Board vacancy will be posted on the FaceBook page and also posted in the Post Office and Corn Growers Bank informing residents to contact a Village Board member is they are interested in filling McHugh’s position that ends in December 2024.

The Clerk requested permission to order water cards, print cartridges and mailing labels. John Story motion to approve the request and Wilson second the motion. It passed unanimously.

The areas around the new light poles were addressed as D&H Construction submitted a bid that included deteriorated sidewalk areas around the poles along with the holes that needed filled in. Since the Sidewalks are the property owners’ responsibility, the Board was in favor of replacing only the light pole holes at the base and not the included sidewalk areas.

Michelle Chesnut motioned to approve the 2023 mowing season bid from Charlie Wilson of a total $80 for all of the combined lots to be mowed at once or when needed. Seasonal cleanup up/trimming of the trees and bushes at the Welcome Sign will be done. John Story second the motion and it passed. (No other bids were submitted).

Stroy informed the Board that the signs arrived that were ordered and needed to be installed ASAP as there are still parking and safety issues on Wyoming Street with the Semi truck and summer ball leagues that have begun. Board members will install soon.

The Board discussed the proposal from JEO for Scope and Fee for Second Street repair to manage the process as Engineer for this project. The proposal is now considered as an hourly fee when needed and not to exceed $16,700 and will be more cost effective as phone call meetings may be used instead of in-person meetings, for an example. Michelle Chesnut motion to approve the bid and Jake Wilson second the motion. All members in favor of.

There, being no further business, motion was made by Wilson and second by Chesnut that the meeting close and the next regular meeting will reconvene on Tuesday, June 6, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. at the Murdock Village Hall and it carried unanimously by RCV.

Jacqueline A. Barnes Dave Nuss
Clerk/Treasurer Chairman

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Elmwood-Murdock Area News

The Elmwood Public Library will be running their Summer Reading Program during the month of July. This year's theme is "All Together Now," which focuses on unity and teamwork! Each Thursday kids (ages 4-11) can meet with library staff and volunteers for a one-hour session that includes stories, crafts, games, snacks and videos! Space is limited. We encourage you to fill out the following registration sheet, or pick-up one from the library. Return it by June 28.

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Younger children (ages 4-6) will meet 10-11am on Thursday mornings.
Older kids (ages 7-11) will meet at 1pm Thursday afternoons.
Those with questions may call the library at 402.994.4125 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Folded Paper Stars Saturday June 24

1st Springtime Scramble Flyer

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Morocco June 2023

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Lots of fun activities coming up this summer! 

Stay tuned! In the meantime, here are this summer's Pie Ride to Elmwood Dates:

June 8, June 22

July 7, July 21

August 3, August 17

We have some great bands lined up, and our Pie Hosts are looking forward to serving you again!

Pie Ride Dates

Pie Ride first 2023 McGovern

June 8: McGovern String Band, pie served by Methodist Church at the park

June 22: Chris Sayre, pie served by Christian Church at the church

July 6: Slick Fiction, (Lucas Stock’s band – folk rock), pie server tbd

July 20: Kuzi Taki, pie served by Methodist Church at the park

Aug 3: The Dustin West Band, doing a Gordon Lightfoot tribute, pie served by Christian Church at the church

Aug 17: Josh Hoyer and Soul Colossal, pie served by the Community Center at the center.

The Lofte Missoula 2023 Cinderella

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Louisville Food Pantry
OPEN: every Thursday, 6:00-7:00 pm
LOCATION: 304 Main Street, Louisville

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Please come and pick up what you need for your household or a friend’s.
We have canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, frozen meats, bread, eggs, baking ingredients, cleaning supplies, personal care items, diapers, and wipes.

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