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Top News Story
Sutton Community Senior Center holds special meeting to discuss financial situation
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Nick Benes / Clay County News
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Sutton deputy clerk Amy Skalka (standing) discusses part of the financial situation of the Sutton Community Senior Center during a town hall meeting Tuesday night.
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By Nick Benes
Clay County News
SUTTON – More than 100 community members attended a Sutton Community Senior Center town hall meeting Tuesday night.
According to signs posted around Sutton, the meeting was to address “the closing of the Community Center.”
At the meeting, Sutton deputy clerk Amy Skalka discussed the current financial situation of the center. As of now, the 2008 projected budget will be nearly $7,000 short of covering its expenses.
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Top Sports Story
Fourteen Clay County Athletes qualify for State Track Meet
SUTTON – The Clay Center Lady Cats track and field team saved their best performance for the most important meet of the season as they scored a season-high 112.33 points to claim the District D-3 Title.
The Clay Center boys finished fourth while the Harvard girls and boys finished fifth and ninth, respectively.
Top Agriculture Story
Lauber Seed Farms receives high distinction
By Clay County News
Press Service
GENEVA – Effective Feb. 27, 2008, the six member companies of Nebraska Seeds Inc. received the most up-to-date International Standard Organization (ISO) quality management certification - ISO 9001-2000 - for field planning, planting, rogueing, detasseling, crop protection, harvesting, drying, shelling and storage of irrigated hybrid seed corn.
The certification indicates that the seed production companies all comply with the 19 quality standards in the ISO 9001:2000 management system. This includes verification and validation of seed quality and purity at each stage of production, checks and balances for all production processes, and well-trained personnel.
“As ISO certified companies, our operational procedures are continually being evaluated for maximum output in quality and efficiency,” says Jerry Lauber, Lauber Seed Farms, Geneva, NE “This ensures our customers consistent quality and the best product possible.”
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