City council moving forward on hiring of new city administrator
The City of Caledonia is moving “full-speed ahead” with the recruitment and hiring of a new city administrator. Richard Fursman, president of the Brimeyer Group, attended the Dec. 7 council meeting and brought the council up to speed as far as the process was concerned.
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Christmas Lighting Winners
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City sets general fund budget at $1,833,000; levy to increase 20.7%
The Caledonia City Council approved the 2010 budget and levy during the Dec. 7 council meeting.
The general fund budget will be $1,833,353, which is a 5.5 percent increase over the 2009 general fund budget.
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Sounds of the season

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The Caledonia Area Elementary School third, fourth and fifth graders had their winter concert Dec. 14. In the top photo fourth graders Rachel Welsh, Ebony Shannon and Ethan Traff used various facial expressions. At left, members of the select choir concentrated on a song. They are in front from left, Cayley Twite, Sarah Petersen, Madison Zehnder and Marcy Englund. Second row, Alyssa Meiners and Andrew Marschall. Back row, Andrew Vick and Ezekiel Ott.   
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City council approves three new computers for ambulance service
The Caledonia City Council approved the purchase of three “Toughbook” computers, software and a fax machine for the ambulance service during the Dec. 14 meeting.
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Big donations at Christmas

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Peggy Landsom, center, presented nearly $10,000 in checks to the Semcac Food Shelf and Houston County Care and Share. The money was raised during the Houston County Festival of Trees, held recently in Spring Grove. Iyla Mulvenna, at left, accepted  the check for the Semcac Food Shelf in the amount of $5,759. Jan Palen, at right, accepted the check for Care and Share in the amount of $3,948.50. A number of other non-profit organizations in the county also received donations from money raised during the Festival of Trees, although the Food Shelf and Care and Share received the most generous gifts. The quilt raffle brought in $1,811, according to Landsom. “We had an excellent fundraising event,” Landsom said. “We had volunteers helping from throughout Houston County. The more money we can raise each year, the more money we can donate to worthy causes like the Food Shelf and Care and Share.”                    Photo by Charlie Warner

 
County purchases $60,000 in computers, software, technology
The Houston County Board approved more than $60,000 in purchase requests for computers, software and high-tech survey equipment during the Dec. 15 board meeting. 
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H1N1 vaccine will be available to general public in January
Within a few weeks, the H1N1 vaccine will be available to all residents of Houston County. That’s the report Houston County Public Health Nursing Director Deb Rock gave during the Dec. 15 county board meeting.
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