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Carlisle Council debates cemetery ownership

Summary by Indianola Independent Advocate
The Allen Township Cemetery, despite having around only 50 lots, became a major conversation at the Monday Carlisle City Council meeting after Allen Township Trustees asked the city to take control of the cemetery’s maintenance, citing dwindling funds and the…
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Carlisle Council debates cemetery ownership

The Allen Township Cemetery, despite having around only 50 lots, became a major conversation at the Monday Carlisle City Council meeting after Allen Township Trustees asked the city to take control of the cemetery’s maintenance, citing dwindling funds and the…

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Indianola Independent Advocate broke the news in on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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