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Niobrara Council discusses interim study

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The Niobrara Council met June 19, 2025 at the Cherry County South Building Meeting Room, with the meeting called to order at 1:10 p.m., with the following in attendance: Jason Appelt, Karl Connell, Wade Hollenbeck, Mike Murphy, Nina Nelson, Don Painter, Matt Sprenger, Tony Tiefenthaler, and Scott Wessel. Excused absence: Lana Arrowsmith, Dallas Dodson, Les Hall, Mary Mercure, Rich Mercure, Andrew Steinhauser, and Steve Thede. Treasurer’s Report
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Niobrara Council discusses interim study

The Niobrara Council met June 19, 2025 at the Cherry County South Building Meeting Room, with the meeting called to order at 1:10 p.m., with the following in attendance: Jason Appelt, Karl Connell, Wade Hollenbeck, Mike Murphy, Nina Nelson, Don Painter, Matt Sprenger, Tony Tiefenthaler, and Scott Wessel. Excused absence: Lana Arrowsmith, Dallas Dodson, Les Hall, Mary Mercure, Rich Mercure, Andrew Steinhauser, and Steve Thede. Treasurer’s Report

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