In another big step toward the new fire hall addition in Hancock, the city council members approved the final plans at their meeting on March 14. The meeting was postponed one day due to the boys basketball game being changed to the same night as the scheduled meeting. City Clerk Jodi Bedel gave an update …
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A couple of meetings during the months of January and February produced a great deal of information for the Hancock School Board who met on February 27. The first meeting was a retreat for board members and administrators on January 30 and the second was a Professional Learning Community (PLC) meeting for teachers on February …
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For 43 years Dennis Jepma has been a fixture at Hancock Co-op, most of them as either the bookkeeper or manager. He has now decided to retire from his management position, enjoy some free time, and perhaps just help out in the spring and fall if needed. Jim Krogh was managing Hancock Co-op in 1979 …
The Hancock City Council approved allowing Widseth to do the design plan for a new Fire Hall and improvements to the current Community Center and Fire Hall. The design plan will cost $62,900 and means that the council is committed to moving forward with the project. It was the consensus of the council members at …
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The filing period for local school board, mayor and city council positions ended on August 16. Some of the local races will be contested this year while others have incumbents running unopposed. In the City of Morris, Mayor Sheldon Giese will not be running for re-election. Filing for the position of Mayor are Kim Gullickson, …
