WEST LINN NEWS
IT'S A GIRL!!!! Amy Khristine Leinbach arrived Dec. 3, 2021, to make her home with Paul David and Susan Leinbach, Linneus, and sister, Jolene, and brother, Alson.
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Elks donate to D.A.R.E program
Elks donate to D.A.R.E program The Brookfi�eld Elks Lodge #874 recently donated $900 to the Brookfi�eld D.A.R.E. program. Pictured are Danny Curley from the Elks and Stuart Hughes, Assistant Chief of Police and D.A.R.E. Instructor. COURTESY
State Farm ribbon cutting
State Farm ribbon cutting Recently, the Marceline Arae Chamber of Commerce hosted Chamber members had a ribbon cutting for Ryan Robuck, State Farm Agent located at 103 S. Main Street USA.
Linn County Extension Council Seeks Council Member Candidates
The Linn County Extension Council is comprised of a 15 member board with 10 elected members and three appointed members representing Farm Bureau, the City of Brookfield, and the Linn County Commission as well as one youth from each Linn County 4-H and FFA clubs. Members serve a two-year term, with half of the elected membership being elected annually January/February. Extension Council members act as educational brokers, putting the interests and concerns of the local community together with the resources of our land-grant university to achieve the goals of our community.
Commission meeting minutes for Nov. 9
The Linn County Commission met on Nov, 9 with Commissioners Glen Murrain, Josh Muck and County Clerk Suzan Stephenson present. Commissioner King was attending the annual GHRPC meeting in Trenton. Acting Presiding Commissioner Murrain called the meeting to order. The agenda was reviewed.
Meadows’ attorney now says he won’t cooperate
WASHINGTON – In an abrupt reversal, an attorney for former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said his client will not cooperate with a House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, citing a breakdown in negotiations with the panel.
EU agency supports mixing of vaccines
THE HAGUE, Netherlands – The European Union drug regulator gave its backing Tuesday to mixing different types of vaccines in initial vaccination and booster campaigns to battle the disease caused by the coronavirus.
District: No state probe of shooting
OXFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Michigan’s attorney general said her office won’t be the agency to conduct a school district’s planned third-party investigation into the events at Oxford High School that occurred before last week’s school shooting that left four students dead.
Looted part of Gilgamesh tablet returned
BAGHDAD – A small clay tablet dating back 3,500 years and bearing a portion of the Epic of Gilgamesh that was looted from an Iraqi museum 30 years ago and recently recovered from the United States formally returned to Iraq on Tuesday.
Christmas comes to Bucklin
Bucklin Community Association hosted its annual Christmas gathering last weekend. Santa’s elves hung lights, decorated the Community Building, put up the Christmas tree, filled candy bags, brought cookies and served refreshments, making the annual event another success and a great way for the community to kick-off the holiday season. COURTESY