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Surveys reveal
issues with vacant lots
CAMBRIDGE – Candy Kuntz, grant administrator at Miller & Associates
presented the grant application for an owner occupied housing rehab
program the City is applying for in the amount of $209,500 on Tuesday
night at the City Council meeting. Kuntz said the community attitude/needs
assessment survey showed that Cambridge has a great need and interest
for funding for a housing rehab program. Read
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Hard work pays off at
Furnas County Fair
BEAVER CITY - The Furnas County Fair came to a close on Saturday
night after a full week of fair activities for area 4-Hers and
evening activities for all fair goers to enjoy with rodeos on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday and the demolition derby on Saturday
that brought a record crowd. Read more
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Cambridge Clarion.
Sales tax collects second
largest amount
CAMBRIDGE - Sales tax collected during the month of May was the
second highest received yet with $18,278.22. Read
more about this article by subscribing to our print edition of
The Cambridge Clarion.
Funds needed for championship
signs
CAMBRIDGE - In 1994, Retha Jones began a donation project in
order to raise money for the two current championship signs recognizing
the Cambridge Trojans’ state championship wins. These signs
are located on the east and west sides of Cambridge. However,
these signs are in dyer need of replacement. “ $3,700 is
being requested to fund this much needed project. If anyone is
interested in donating towards this project, please send a tax
deductible contribution to Matt Faw at Faw Motor Co., 520 Patterson
Street, Cambridge, NE 69022-6532. Read
more about this article by subscribing to our print edition of
The Cambridge Clarion.
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