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Jennifer Nichols

Jennifer Nichols

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Staff Writer, Audubon County Advocate Journal

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Total articles 28

  • No recommendation from Cass Supervisors on compensation

    By Jennifer Nichols, Jennifer Nichols NT| The Monroe County News Verified CASS COUNTY – The Cass County Board of Supervisors did not make a formal recommendation on salaries for elected officials during a meeting on Tuesday, but did agree to look at more information, especially related to sheriff’s compensation. In October, the supervisors agreed not to re-establish the compensation board, which would typically make salary recommendations to the board.

    By Jennifer Nichols, Jennifer Nichols NT · The Monroe County News

    Dec. 11, 2024

  • Danish by Employment

    By Jennifer Nichols| Audubon County Advocate Journal Verified ELK HORN - Terri Johnson was just a day away from retirement when she spoke to the Audubon County Advocate Journal about working at the Museum of Danish America for 20 years. Johnson is originally from Minneapolis, but has lived in Manning for the past 30 years. When she was looking for a job, she heard about a position at the museum. "I wasn't working and I needed a job," Johnson said. "I didn't really know much about (the museum but I thought) Who doesn't want to work in a museum?

    By Jennifer Nichols · Audubon County Advocate Journal

    Sep. 03, 2024

  • No recommendation from Cass Supervisors on compensation

    By Jennifer Nichols, Jennifer Nichols NT| The Monroe County News Verified CASS COUNTY – The Cass County Board of Supervisors did not make a formal recommendation on salaries for elected officials during a meeting on Tuesday, but did agree to look at more information, especially related to sheriff’s compensation. In October, the supervisors agreed not to re-establish the compensation board, which would typically make salary recommendations to the board.

    By Jennifer Nichols, Jennifer Nichols NT · The Monroe County News

    Dec. 11, 2024

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Audubon County Advocate Journal

Atlantic, Iowa, United States

+1 712-243-2624