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Louisville Community Newsletter

•••Newsletter Edition #701 - April 3rd, 2019•••

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April 2019 - B.U.I.L.D. Meeting 4/2/2019

"Businesses United in Louisville Development"

L-R Dan Witte, Jennifer Serkiz

L-R Kitran Geise, Ryan Johnson, Piper Larson, Julie Latenser, Diane Heard

( Read Minutes in .Pdf Format Click Here )

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Flooding photo at Louisville SRA

Image courtesy of Brent Hardin / The Journal

Louisville Lakes looking toward possible opening date of May 1st pending further clean up and inspections. Read more about the process to opening back up in this article courtesy of the The Plattsmouth Journal.

The Nebraska Game and Parks is currently looking for volunteers to help cleanup efforts at state parks, wildlife management areas, and trails that have been damaged by flooding. Visit outdoornebraska.gov/volunteer to sign up.

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Job Opening!!

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City of Louisville is accepting applications for Director of Louisville Library starting in May 2019. Position is part time, approximately 20 hours per week, some evening and Saturday hours. High school/GED necessary; some college preferred. Applicants must be able to occasionally lift 45/50 pounds, navigate stairs, able to demonstrate computer skills (Microsoft Word/Office is a plus) and willing to learn Apollo library computer program and complete Basic Skills courses as required. Current driver’s license, organizational skills and people skills are a must.

Applications and more information are
available at City Office, 210 Main, Louisville, NE 402-234-7705 or at
www.louisvillenebraska.com (click city tab.)

Return completed applications to the City
Clerk at the above address by April 5, 2019. E.O.E.

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March 2019 Flood Information and Help Links

Donations are accepted by Red Cross and Salvation Army

Here is some drone footage of the Platte River near Louisville last week.

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Save the Date!!!

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Louisville Alumni Banquet will be May 25, 2019 in Louisville H.S. School Commons area!

Watch for your letters in April!

Honored classes are:
60 yr - Class of 1959
50 yr - Class of 1969
40 yr - Class of 1979
25 yr - Class of 1994
10 yr - Class of 2009
Class of 2019

https://www.facebook.com/events/2260211697633913/

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Mark your calendars!

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Blood Drive

Louisville High School

April 24th, 2019

10:00 am to 4:00 pm

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2019 01 11 CCMT FLIER

CORNHUSKER COUNTRY MUSIC THEATER

(a NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION)

2019 SPRING SHOW SCHEDULE:

April 13 - Al Kelley & Reilly Creek Band

April 27 - Rick Stephens & Friends

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KCCB Invite 2019

(An Editorial by John Harrington)

Newsletter #700 - March 27 2019

Newsletter Edition #1 was October 26, 2005 -

( Click Here - to View Newsletter #1 in 2005 )

What were you doing on October 26, 2005?

I was Writing the Louisville Community Newsletter Edition #1

Editor Computer John - (aka John Harrington)

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And what are you doing today?

You are Reading the Louisville Community Newsletter #700

Current Newsletter Editor Katie Alvarado, Editor@LouisvilleNebraska.com

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Looking Back to 2005 we can remember back to a time before the 500 year floods of 2019, a time before the great recession of 2008.

We can recall a time before the country was divided and you could provoke a fight, by wearing an american flag lapel pin, or the wrong colored baseball cap. Before we lost folks like John Plucknett, and Lynn Berner.

BUT!!

Looking forward we have an unbelievable strong economy, nearly 100% employment and wonderful prospects for our kids graduating

(if only we can keep them here in Nebraska)

..and the very BEST..

We have Scott Frost and our best shot in years at a couple of decades of fantastic Dominant Husker Football -

So, life is great in Nebraska - (South of the Platte) - reading Edition #700 of the Louisville Community Newsletter!

Heads Up Louisville, the Best is just Ahead!!

Computer John - John@WireBuilt.com

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Louisville Community Poster - Download (Click Here)

(download and post this Poster, Text a Picture of it to 402-968-0821 - get $1 via PayPal - limit 1 )

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Details and auction inventory at www.gpsold.com

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To get your news paragraph, or announcement included into next Louisville newsletter, please send your information to editor@LouisvilleNebraska.com by 8am on Monday morning!

Area News

Beginning Tuesday, March 12, the Sarpy/Cass Health Department will be offering a free 6-week workshop in Plattsmouth for those living with chronic health conditions such as high blood pressure, depression, asthma, arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, and chronic pain. Living Well is an evidenced-based program that teaches participants how to collaborate with your healthcare provider and navigate the healthcare system, develop skills and increase confidence for self-management, and aims to improve self-rated general health. To register for this program, contact Arlene at 402-537-6971, or for more information, visit https://www.sarpycasshealthdepartment.org/chronic-disease-prevention

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Click Here for the April 2 - CassGram Audio Report

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Katie Alvarado, Editor

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