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Dan Eshelman

Dan Eshelman

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Contributor, Clarinda Herald-Journal

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Total articles 258

  • Clarinda leases portable classroom building

    By Dan Eshelman| Clarinda Herald-Journal Verified Additional space for instruction will become available for students in the Clarinda Community School District. During a meeting May 25, the Board of Directors approved the lease of a two-classroom portable building to be placed on the grounds of the 7-12 (high school) campus. A quote of $135,404.40, for a 36-month period, was accepted from the Willscot company. Voting in favor of the action were directors Trish Bergren, Scott Honeyman, Greg Jones and Darin Sunderman. Director Paul Boysen voted no.

    By Dan Eshelman · Clarinda Herald-Journal

    Jun. 01, 2022

  • Lisle Corporation utilizes portion of Clarinda School District building

    By Dan Eshelman| Clarinda Herald-Journal Verified A short-term utilization has been implemented for the Clarinda Community School District's building at 1180 South 16th St.During a meeting May 11, the district's Board of Directors approved an agreement with Lisle Corporation through which the company will lease space in a portion of the building. The initial term of the lease is for a six-month period, then on a monthly basis until Lisle or the district terminates the arrangement. The rental fee will be $650 a month.

    By Dan Eshelman · Clarinda Herald-Journal

    May. 18, 2022

  • Clarinda leases portable classroom building

    By Dan Eshelman| Clarinda Herald-Journal Verified Additional space for instruction will become available for students in the Clarinda Community School District. During a meeting May 25, the Board of Directors approved the lease of a two-classroom portable building to be placed on the grounds of the 7-12 (high school) campus. A quote of $135,404.40, for a 36-month period, was accepted from the Willscot company. Voting in favor of the action were directors Trish Bergren, Scott Honeyman, Greg Jones and Darin Sunderman. Director Paul Boysen voted no.

    By Dan Eshelman · Clarinda Herald-Journal

    Jun. 01, 2022

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Clarinda Herald-Journal