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VILLAGE OF EXETER
This blog is sponsored by the Village of Exeter and it is for all the past, present and future residents of Exeter. It is a place to comment on the happenings of Exeter and your place to inform the community
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Friday, July 15, 2016
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Hometown Housing Opportunities Town Hall Meeting
Hometown
Housing Opportunities, Town Hall Meeting Set for York
York, Nebraska July 6, 2016 — York, Polk and Fillmore
county area residents are invited to a public meeting at the York
Country Club located
at 1016 W Elm Street in York, Nebraska on July 20, 2016
at 5 p.m. The meeting will focus on opportunities available for families and
individuals to achieve the dream of homeownership. USDA Rural Development has approximately $120
million available in Nebraska to assist with meeting the housing needs in rural
communities.
Expanding and preserving
homeownership is an important foundation to the economy and provides stability
in rural communities. Available housing is important in supporting employers in
the community, provides a place “where jobs sleep” and allows families to live
and raise their families in communities where they work.
State and federal partners, community
officials, lenders, realtors, major employers, home builders and other housing
partners will convene for the meeting. Families that are interested in living in
rural communities and owning their own home or existing home owners that need
assistance with home repairs should plan to attend.
A
representative from USDA Rural Development will be available to discuss
programs that offer up to 100% financing for a home purchase. Financing is available with interest rates at
3% and below, and households may qualify for rates as low as 1%.
These
affordable rates with no or a low down payment makes home ownership affordable
and may be less than rent. Low interest rate loans at 1% are also
available for home repairs for existing home-owners for very low income
household. Grants are available for
elderly households 62 years of age or older for home repairs that are unable to
repay a loan.
For
further information contact Lisa Hurley-York County Development Corporation at
402.362.3333. To view upcoming meetings
visit www.rd.usda.gov/ne click on red Alert at
upper right hand of screen.
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USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and
lender.
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Exeter-Milligan Pee-Wee North Team
Front row from the left: Brett Kallhoff, Jonah
Geiger, Cohen Harre, Avery Nichols and Aidan Vavra. Back row from the
left: Coach Dan Kallhoff, Troy Kallhoff, Draven Payne, Andrew Vavra,
Tyler Due and Coach Travis Due.
Photo Courtesy of Images by Jessie
Photo Courtesy of Images by Jessie
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Exeter-Milligan Baseball American League
Front row from the left: Peyton Pribyl. Kole Svec, Blake
Meyer, Josh Meyer, Cade Kresak. Middle row from the left: Casey
Underwood, Alec Schlueter, Braden Capek, Chase Vnoucek, Sean Gibson. Back
row are coaches Jason Pribyl, Brent Jansky, Kyle Svec.
Photo Courtesy of Images by Jessie
Tire Recycling Days
Tire
Recycling Days set for August 12, 2016
A
free scrap tire cleanup has been scheduled for residents of Fillmore County on
Friday, August 12th. The collection site
will be at the Fillmore County Fairgrounds.
The collection will run from noon to 6:00 p.m.
Tires
from cars, pickups, trucks, pivot and tractor tires will be accepted. No rims or tubes will be accepted. You will
be responsible for unloading your own tires. No early or late drop offs.
Dealers are not permitted to bring tires.
It
is being funded by a grant from the Nebraska Department of Environmental
Quality. Fillmore County Board of Supervisors and the Fillmore County Economic
Development Corporation (FCDC) are sponsoring the event.
For
more information on this clean-up contact the FCDC in Geneva at 402-759-4910.
Monday, July 11, 2016
Exeter-Milligan Softball 8's Team
Front row from the left: Natalie Meyer, Kaylie
Schlueter, Cheyenne Krupicka, Ensley Stahl, Sydney Engert. Middle
row: Kaydence Haase, Selah Petersen, Aiyden Franssen, Scout Grummons,
Alivia Luzum and Alexis Nielsen. Third row from the left: Alexis
Saatmann, Katherine Hale, Brooklyn Oldehoeft and Kiley Oldehoeft. Coaches
in the back are Cory Engert, Jennifer Slezak, Brittanie Schlueter, and Chris
Grummons.
Photo Courtesy of Images by Jessie
Photo Courtesy of Images by Jessie
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