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Sharing a good read

Bella Boyd, Allison Arkland and Kamryn Pruismann listen as author Timothy Bailey reads from his new book, “I?Miss You.”?Bailey read to the children at a story time on Thursday morning. He will speak at an author’s event on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Kendall Young Library.
July 30, 2010

A touching telephone call from a young friend who lived halfway across the country was what inspired Timothy Bailey, a Webster City native, to write a children’s book entitled, “I Miss You.”

The idea came from the child of a friend who lived in Colorado.

“We became the best of friends. They would come over, and I would visit them,” he said. Shortly after Bailey moved from Colorado to Illinois in 2006, he received a phone call from one of his young friends

“She called my house in Illinois. I think she was four at the time,” he said.

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County reviews nature area

July 30, 2010



The Hamilton County Conservation Board discussed a land donation opportunity at its monthly meeting held Thursday.

The board asked County Conservation Director Brian Lammers to look into the matter further.

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Fitzgerald:?Iowa in good financial shape

July 29, 2010



According to State Treasurer Mike Fitzgerald and Sen. Rich Olive, Iowa is in a good financial position. The two came to Webster City on Thursday to discuss the state budget passed during the 2010 legislative session.

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Council reviews CDBG award

July 29, 2010

STRATFORD?— The Stratford City Council tackled several items of business dealing with the Community Development Block Grant that the community has been awarded.

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