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Nov 23 St. Luke Turkey Dinner, St. Luke Lutheran Church, 4:30-6:30.
Nov 25 City Council meeting, 6:00 City Hall
Nov 28 Thanksgiving Day
Dec 1 First Sunday of Advent
Dec 2 Commissioners meeting, 8:30 Court House (not Sparling Annex)
Dec 7 Christmas Parade, activities after in Potawatomi and Filson Parks
Dec 9 City Council meeting, 6:00 City Hall
Dec 12, 13, 14 Carnegie Players present "Saving Christmas", Truth Bible Church (formerly the Ritz Theater) 7:00 pm, tickets $8.
Dec 16 Swearing in of new County Officials, 7:00 Court House
Dec 17 County Council meeting, 6:00
Dec 23 County Commissioners end of year meeting
Dec 23 City Council meeting, 6:00 City Hall
Dec 25 Merry Christmas
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Hooray for Ice Cream Day!1 year ago
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Tater Tot Casserole4 years ago
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If you want to comment on any specific post, (adding information or correcting a mistake I made) please use the comment area that is available on each post. That way everyone will get to see what you think, not just me.
I would love to hear from you if you have ideas of things I can write about. Even better, if you want to contribute something, I will consider it.
I will not check this address every day, so be patient. (And I almost never check my messages on Facebook, so it you send something there, the odds are that I will not see it for weeks or months.)
Also, I encourage and appreciate comments that are informative or entertaining. However, I delete comments that I think are offensive or inappropriate (which includes spam--I delete a lot of spam).
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- Tennis court fence update
- Dimmit House, Morocco
- An app for that
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Going to Church the Morocco 1st Methodist way
- Lighting up McDonalds
- Monon Plaque
- Really old gardens
- Carp
- Volunteer day at Kankakee Sands
- A new Rensselaer author
- Pep rally
- Downtown Remington
- Going to church the Morocco Assembly of God way
- Vernal Equinox
- Middle school art show
- Lincoln exhibit and a rag rug
- Windfarm update
- Welcoming home the conquering heroes
- An old soda fountain
- Puma's mens basketball wins regional championship
- Spring is coming Updated
- Als Transmission and Small Motors
- Stained glass at St. Joseph's Chapel (3 of 3)
- Dishes
- North of the tracks
- Storage
- An old silo
- Plaques at the Jasper County Fair Grounds
- Squatch's custom motorbikes
- Stained glass at St. Joseph's Chapel (2 of 3)
- Past Pleasant Ridge
- Ghostly windfarm
- Dees Custom Art
- Stopping by the Laundry Room
- Making small steps
- Charles Halleck, RIP
- Chadda
- The Ayda's rumor
- The old poor farm
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Rensselaer Links
Unofficial website of Memories Alive at Weston Cemetery (Weston Cemetery Walk)
Unofficial Art Tour of Rensselaer
The official website of the City of Rensselaer: http://www.cityofrensselaerin.com/
The Rensselaer branch of the the Jasper County Library offers many programs. Their calendar is at: http://engagedpatrons.org/EventsCalendar.cfm?SiteID=8102
The water flow in the Iroquois River is measured east of Rensselaer by the USGS at: http://waterdata.usgs.gov/in/nwis/uv?sit
https://beacon.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=509&LayerID=7887&PageTypeID=2&PageID=3844 Who owns what and where in Jasper County.
Weather, Rensselaer and area.
City of Rensselaer; Minutes of City Council, Park Board, Board of Public Works and Safety
Jasper County Government Document CenterRensselaer Central School Board Minutes (called Board Bits)
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5 comments:
Hmmm, the legal limit is one... Which should I release?
According to Mike Kingman, former Jasper Co. Surveyor, he has seen this many times - they swim through the tiles and come out through a breakdown in the tile.
That's kind of scary there are carp that big swimming through the tiles!
This is a challenge for Dessert Survivor to try to get one on video for the blog!
Carpe diem!
This carp was pulled out of Vince Urbano's pond due to winter kill. He pulled him into the field to fertilize the soil along with over a hundred other fish, mostly bass and bluegill. That was the only carp in the pond.
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