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Village of Spencer approves garbage contract, band shelter design agreement, ordinance repeal

Village of Spencer approves garbage contract, band shelter design agreement, ordinance repeal
Students who helped out include (from left) Kade Fitzl, Andrya Wilke, Sagia Kubista, Grayce Wilke, Brook Miller, Kenley Aumann, Addi Kollmansberger, Andi Ehlers, Hunter Walter, Quentin Poutier, Mallory Jakobi, Jake Lindner, Payten Wolf, Teagan Johnston, and Kindyn Fitzl.
Village of Spencer approves garbage contract, band shelter design agreement, ordinance repeal
Students who helped out include (from left) Kade Fitzl, Andrya Wilke, Sagia Kubista, Grayce Wilke, Brook Miller, Kenley Aumann, Addi Kollmansberger, Andi Ehlers, Hunter Walter, Quentin Poutier, Mallory Jakobi, Jake Lindner, Payten Wolf, Teagan Johnston, and Kindyn Fitzl.

At its last meeting, the Village of Spencer Board took several steps to prepare for the future, locking in a garbage and recycling contract for the next handful of years as well as moving forward o...

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