Traces of spring beginning to emerge
Spring doesn’t officially begin until Monday, March 20, but this bunch of crocus flowers already in bloom heralds that warmer temperatures and the yard season are all but upon us.
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State Supreme Court upholds dismissal of water suit against DNR
In an opinion released Friday, March 10, the Nebraska Supreme Court upheld the district court dismissal of two water suits brought against the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Sheriff: jail standards dictated request for medical clearance on prisoner
Sheriff Kevin Mueller said there may be some misunderstanding of state jail standards he has to follow in the city’s recent action on a hospital bill regarding a prisoner brought to the Chase
This was the current level of Enders Lake at No-Name Bay on Tuesday. Water stored in Enders by a pair of irrigation districts has been sold to the Middle Republican Natural Resources District. As a result, the level of the lake will drop an additional 2.63 feet in the coming weeks. (Johnson Publications photo)
Up to 2,000 acre feet of water set for release from Enders Lake
Three years ago, the Middle Republican Natural Resources District (MRNRD) purchased and released 4,000 acre feet (AF) of water stored in Enders Reservoir for compact compliance purposes.
Ideas for community development, new projects sought; kickoff meeting next week
Imperial’s Citizens Advisory Committee recently voted to utilize the Entrepreneurial Community Activation Process (ECAP) to help identify priorities and actions for the future.