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IVFD’s Aaron Greene holds Copper on a special sled while being pulled back into shore. Greene is one of several trained in ice rescues.
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The IVFD was called out to rescue a golden retriever named Copper that had fallen through the ice about 250-300 feet offshore at Enders Lake.
The Imperial Volunteer Fire Department (IVFD) received a 911 call Sunday morning from John Vogt Jr. for a rescue at Enders Lake.
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Water lines into Wauneta were placed in the spring of 2020 from the new well site north of the community.
The end is in sight for Wauneta’s water project.
The project, aimed at complying with stricter federal government standards for arsenic levels in the water, began in January 2020.
Two paving projects on streets in Imperial’s southeast area are priorities in the city’s One and Six Year Street Plan approved Monday night.
There’s now hope for those working with overstimulated children.
Forecasts of 4 to 6 inches of snow proved true for this area, but unlike other parts of Nebraska, Chase County didn’t have the reported accidents or major snow-related issues like areas east of
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