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- Vol.13, No. 2
- September and October, 2002
- ISU Extension
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Sponsors of grant awards acknowledged in this issue include the
following:
- Federal
- CSREES-USDA
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Natural Resources Conservation Service-USDA
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
- U.S. Department of Commerce - National Institute of Standards
and Technology
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- State/county/city
- 21st Century, GAP Program in Hills
- ADLM Empowerment
- Allamakee County Community Learning Center
- Corner Counties Empowerment Area
- Fayette County Extension
- Henry County Extension
- Iowa Beef Center
- Iowa Commission on Volunteer Service
- Iowa Department of Economic Development
- Iowa Department of Education
- Iowa Department of Human Rights
- Iowa Department of Natural Resources
- Iowa Department of Public Health
- Iowa Energy Center
- Iowa 4-H Foundation
- Iowa Pork Industry Center
- Jones County Empowerment
- Lee County Extension
- Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture
- Louisa County Extension
- Madison County Extension
- Mills County Supervisors
- Monroe County Extension
- Palo Alto and Kossuth Empowerment
- Polk County Extension
- Story County Decategorization and Empowerment
- Story County Treasurer's Office
- Taylor County Community Empowerment
- Together for Families Empowerment
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- Other/Public
- University of Kentucky
- University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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- Other/Private
- American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
- Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention of Muscatine and Louisa
Counties
- Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America
- Buena Vista, Cherokee, Osceola, Plymouth, O'Brien, and Sioux
County Farm Bureau
- DEKKO Foundation
- Environmental Management Solutions, LLC
- Human Services Planning Alliance
- Iowa Farm Bureau
- Iowa Lamb
- Iowa Pork Producers
- Kauffman Foundation
- Land O' Lakes
- Midwest Farmer's Co-op
- Prevent Child Abuse Iowa
- State of Iowa Big Brothers/Big Sister's Association
- The Ford Foundation
- United Way of the Midlands
- Waitt Radio - KWBG
- Wal-Mart
- Worth County law firms and insurance businesses
- Youth and Shelter Services
- Youth Net of Greater Kansas City

$2,326,403 for ISU EXTENSION TO AGRICULTURE
AND NATURAL RESOURCES:
Mark Gleason, Sterling Taylor, Thomas Baker, John Obrycki, Donald
Lewis, Michael Duffy, Matthew Liebman, and Paul Lasley. $571,294 from
CSREES-USDA for implementing innovative tactics for management of
diseases, insects, and weeds in partnership with cucurbit
growers.
Mark Gleason, Sterling Taylor and Matthew Liebman, Thomas Baker,
John Obrycki, Donald Lewis, Henry Taber, Michael Duffy, and Paul
Lasley. $46,246 from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for
implementing comprehensive management strategies for muskmelon
diseases, weeds, and insect pests with Iowa growers.
Mark Gleason, Stephen Wegulo, Matthew Liebman, Michael Duffy, Paul
Lasley, Sterling Taylor, John Obrycki, Thomas Baker, Donald Lewis,
and Henry Taber. $95,441 from University of Nebraska for implementing
sustainable management of muskmelon diseases, weeds, and insect pests
in partnership with growers.
Mary Holz-Clause. $22,000 from an anonymous donor for new market
opportunities for small-to-medium size farmers in Iowa.
John Lawrence and Jeffery Lorimor. $213,408 from Iowa Department
of Natural Resources for alternative technologies for handling and
treating effluent from open feedlots.
Antonio Mallarino. $60,000 from Natural Resources Conservation
Service-USDA for assessment of phosphorus runoff from Iowa benchmark
soils.
Gerald Miller, Wendy Wintersteen, Susan Brown, John Rodecap and
Charles Wittman. $59,433 from Iowa Department of Natural Resources
for Maquoketa Watershed nonpoint source communications
assistance.
Gerald Miller, John Lawrence, Susan Brown and Sorrel Brown.
$1,088,000 from CSREES-USDA for Heartland Integrated Water Quality
Coordination Initiative.
John Moore. $18,483 from University of Nebraska-Lincoln for
livestock compliance assistance project.
James Pease and Jason O'Brien. $33,156 from Iowa Department of
Education for Iowa nature mapping: expanding the program for
continued success.
Craig Tordsen. $8,000 from Leopold Center for Sustainable
Agriculture for business plans and feasibility studies team plan of
work.
Wendy Wintersteen and Craig Chase. $74,064 from University of
Nebraska for training for new food and farming ventures: Iowa
CAFÉ Part II.
Paul Wray. $12,000 from Iowa Department of Natural Resources for
forest stewardship Extension programs.
Paul Wray and Jeffery Iles. $24,878 from Iowa Department of
Natural Resources for urban and community forestry education
programs.

$2,136,606 for ISU EXTENSION TO BUSINESS AND
INDUSTRY:
Willem Bakker and Ronald Cox. $18,000 from Iowa Energy Center for
assessing energy, waste and productivity improvements for North Star
Steel.
Ronald Cox and Bruce Coney. $62,000 from Iowa Department of
Economic Development for Iowa Procurement Outreach Center.
Ronald Cox, Mary Yearns, Patrick Patterson, and Andrew Bice.
$197,400 from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for
developing a universal design kitchen.
Stanley Johnson and Willem Bakker. $1,859,206 from Department of
Commerce - National Institute of Standards and Technology for Iowa
Manufacturing Extension Partnership.
Following awards - listing fee for service projects - not
counted in ISU Extension totals:
Verlyn Anders. $6,300 from Diversified Fasteners and North Iowa
Area Community College, $2,000 from SMI and North Iowa Area Community
College, and $1,200 from Diversified Fasteners and North Iowa Area
Community College for ISO implementation.
Verlyn Anders and Steve Vanderlinden. $4,000 from Venture Vinyl -
Decatur County for a financial project.
James Black. $4,779 from United Equipment Accessories, $6,300 from
Britz Heidbrink and North Iowa Area Community College, and $3,222
from Kness Manufacturing and Indian Hills Community College for lean
manufacturing.
Donald Brown. $3,100 from Captive Plastics and North Iowa Area
Community College, $800 from Midwest Metal Products, and $3,800 from
Iowa Quality for ISO implementation.
Jeffery Mohr. $400 from Eichner Engineering for manufacturing
assistance.
Merle Pochop. $400 from Veridian for an internal audit.
Merle Pochop. $1,700 from Diamond Vogel and Northwest Iowa
Community College for ISO implementation.
Rudolph Prusko and Steve Vanderlinden. $10,000 from Polymer
Engineering Concepts for a feasibility study.
John Roberts. $228 from Kelderman and ICAP for an ICAP
project.
Timothy Sullivan and Rudolph Pruszki. $1,639 from Camcar Textron
and North Iowa Area Community College for a TOC project.
John Van Engelenhoven. $2,427 from American Games and Iowa Western
and $3,975 from Yellow Jacket and Iowa Western for a simulation
project.
John Van Engelenhoven. $800 from Kann Manufacturing for FEA
mentoring.
John Van Engelenhoven. $1,580 from Kness Manufacturing and Indian
Hills Community College for a lean manufacturing project.
Michael Willett. $2,500 from Midwest Metal Products and $1,500
from Graham Manufacturing and North Iowa Area Community College for a
simulation project.
Following awards administered by CATD - not counted in ISU
Extension totals:
Jeff Mohr, John Roberts, Andrew Bice, John Van Engelenhoven,
Steven Devlin, and Clay Crandall. $4,788 from Kangaroo for product
development.

$400,000 for ISU EXTENSION TO
COMMUNITIES :
Cornelia Flora. $400,000 from The Ford Foundation for Rural
Community College Initiative: Building New Partnerships in Support of
America's Rural Communities.

$64,563 for ISU
EXTENSION TO FAMILIES:
Kimberly Greder and Margaret Torrie. $7,500 from American
Association of Family and Consumer Sciences for current issues in
adolescent development and sexuality.
Stanley Johnson and Barbara Woods. $45,000 from CSREES-USDA for
liaison to CYFERnet-Technology.
Lesia Oesterreich. $10,000 from University of Kentucky for
continuation of CYFERnet program - child section.
Mary Yearns. $2,063 from CSREES-USDA for enhancing answer line
responses to health home questions.

$24,000 for ISU EXTENSION TO 4-H
& YOUTH:
Joseph Kurth and Don Broshar. $24,000 from
Iowa Department of Human Rights for Youth Policy Institute of
Iowa.

SUMMARY BY PROGRAM AREA:
Administered by:
ISU Extension to Agriculture and Natural
Resources
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$2,336,991
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ISU Extension to Business and Industry
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$2,136,600
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ISU Extension to Communities
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$ 400,000
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ISU Extension to Families
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$ 224,820
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ISU Extension to 4-H & Youth
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$ 24,000
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COUNTY EXTENSION-BASED PROJECTS (listed
by geographic area):
Administered by:
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ISU (ISU)
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$210,826
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County Extension (CE)
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$668,091
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Other Agency (OA)
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$ 7,250
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- Internal
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$ 28,250
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$259,647 CENTRAL AREA ($3,000
Internal)
- Dave Andrews. $6,084 from Story County Decategorization and
Empowerment for Iowa family nutrition program. (CE)
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- Lindsay Conner and Connie Betterley. $528 from Story County
Treasurer for Iowa family nutrition program. (ISU)
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- Sherry Glenn. $110,200 from Iowa Department of Education for
early childhood technical assistance. (ISU)
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- Nicole Jones and Dave Andrews. $16,324 from Youth and Shelter
Services for drug free communities/out of school program.
(CE)
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- Martha McCormick and Craig Hertel. $7,600 from Polk County
Agricultural Extension District for Polk County fostering male
involvement program. (ISU)
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- Martha McCormick and Craig Hertel. $7,032 from Polk County
Agricultural Extension District for after school program for
middle school girls. (ISU)
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- Martha McCormick and Craig Hertel. $400 additional funds from
Polk County Agricultural Extension District for GEAR UP Summer
Program 2002. (ISU)
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- Martha McCormick, Marc Peterson, and Craig Hertel. $24,949
from Human Services Planning Alliance for community youth mapping
phase 2: neighborhood scan. (ISU)
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- Dale Miller and Georgia Tucker. $81,713 from Iowa Department
of Public Health for BASICS for nutrition and physical activity.
(CE)
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- Carl Neifert. $3,000 from Iowa Beef Center for pink eye
evaluation. (Internal)
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- Rebecca Williams and Connie Betterley. $300 and $989 from
Madison County Extension for Iowa family nutrition program.
(ISU)
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- Richard Wrage. $528 from Waitt Radio-KWBG for a Master
Gardener Minute. (CE)
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$18,408 NORTHEAST AREA ($5,550
Internal)
- Donna Andrusyk, Beverly Peters, Bill Arndorfer, Pat
Derdzinski, and Darrin Siefken. $5,508 from Together for Families
Empowerment Board for parenting newsletters. (CE)
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- Russell Euken. $2,500 from Iowa Pork Industry Center for large
pen finishing with sorting scale. (Internal)
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- Karen Franks and Connie Betterley. $1,500 from Fayette County
Extension Council for parenting education project. (ISU)
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- Karen Franks and Connie Betterley. $1,500 from Fayette County
Extension Council for Iowa family nutrition program. (ISU)
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- Dennis Johnson. $900 from Worth County law firms and insurance
businesses for a Worth County Neil Harl Estate Planning Program.
(CE)
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- Daniel Meyer and Mark Storlie. $3,000 from Iowa Pork Industry
Center for hydrogen peroxide addition to water in finishing
building. (Internal)
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- Teresa Wiemerslage, Sandra Ehrhardt, and Barb Sauser. $3,500
from Allamakee County Community Learning Center for a Summer Kid's
Club contract for summer programming. (CE)

$29,788 NORTHWEST AREA ($11,200
Internal)
- Nancy Clark. $150 from Palo Alto and Kossuth Empowerment (PAK)
for Better Kid Care Satellite programs. Joint project with PAK
Empowerment. (OA)
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- Dennis DeWitt. $3,000 from Iowa Beef Center for producing beef
in a hooped structure and $800 from Iowa Beef Center for
identification, isolation and reduction of on-farm stray voltage
in beef feedlots. (Internal)
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- Cheryl Heronemus. $500 from Land O' Lakes; $500 from Midwest
Farmer's Co-op; $2,500 from Iowa Pork Producers; $2,500 from Iowa
Farm Bureau; $1,500 from Buena Vista, Cherokee, Osceola, Plymouth,
O'Brien, and Sioux County Farm Bureau; and $250 from Iowa Lamb for
a northwest Iowa biotechnology program. (CE)
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- Kris Kohl. $2,500 from Iowa Pork Industry Center for water
quality from swine feedlot runoff. (Internal)
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- Kris Kohl. $2,500 from Iowa Beef Center for determining water
quality from beef feedlot runoff. (Internal)
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- Marcy Sander and Holle Smith. $100 from Iowa Commission on
Volunteer Service (Iowa Promise Our Youth Grant) for a scouting
for food project. Joint project with Boy Scout Troop 31. (OA)
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- David Stender. $2,400 from Iowa Pork Industry Center for
natural vs. antibiotic feed additives in nursery. (Internal)
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- David Stender. $7,500 from Leopold Center for Sustainable
Agriculture for cost data collection and analysis of the
producer's on-farm variable and fixed cost in the alternative pork
food system. (ISU)
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- David Stender. $3,088 from Environmental Management Solutions,
LLC for an on-farm assessment and environmental review. (ISU)
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$277,097 SOUTHEAST AREA ($8,550
Internal)
- Greg Brenneman and Jim Jensen. $3,000 from Iowa Pork Industry
Center for manure utilization with N-Serve. (Internal)
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- Jeanette Brockert and Connie Betterley. $832 and $649 from
Louisa County Extension for a parent education project. (ISU)
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- Jeanette Brockert and Connie Betterley. $828 from Adolescent
Pregnancy Prevention Grant of Muscatine and Louisa Counties for a
parent education project. (ISU)
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- Jeanette Brockert and Connie Betterley. $777 from Louisa
County Extension for a parent education project. (ISU)
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- Jeanette Brockert and Connie Betterley. $750 and $135 from
Louisa County Extension for Iowa family nutrition program.
(ISU)
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- Sue Delaney and Julie Perry. $1,300 from Prevent Child Abuse
Iowa for a child abuse prevention project. (CE)
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- Sue Delaney and Julie Perry. $1,150 from Monroe County
Extension for Iowa family nutrition program. (ISU)
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- Sue Delaney. $4,600 from ADLM Empowerment for a child care
training project. (CE)
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- Ronald Irvin. $1,550 from Iowa Beef Center for extending
grazing demonstration project. (Internal)
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- Patricia Jones and Connie Betterley. $1,294 and $647 from
Prevent Child Abuse Iowa for a parenting education project.
(ISU)
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- Larry McMullen. $4,000 from Iowa Pork Industry Center for sow
gestation feeder design. (Internal)
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- Gene Mohling and Scott Hansen. $15,000 from 21st Century, GAP
program in Hills, $5,000 from Big Brothers/Big Sisters of
America-Faith Based Mentoring Program, $5,000 from Big
Brothers/Big Sisters of America-School Based Mentoring Program,
$15,600 from Juvenile Justice Youth Development Grant, $30,000
from State of Iowa Big Brothers/Big Sister's Association, $11,000
from United Way Special Needs Grant for a big brothers/big sisters
program. (CE)
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- Jean River and Larry Myers. $500 from Wal-Mart for a Jackson
County landfill beautification project. (CE)
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- Janet Smith, Gayle Olson, and Jennifer Lehman. $100,000 from
Iowa Department of Public Health for comprehensive substance abuse
prevention. (CE)
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- Janet Smith and Connie Betterley. $541 from Henry County
Extension Council for Iowa family nutrition program. (ISU)
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- Patricia Steiner and Shirlee Werner. $4,595 from Iowa
Department of Public Health for a Louisa County nutrition book
bags project. (CE)
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- Mary Weinand and Don Buzzingham. $45,809 from Iowa Department
of Public Health for a Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Division
Community Partnership. (CE)
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- Julie Wellman. $7,646 from Lee County Extension Service for
Iowa family nutrition program. (ISU)
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- Julie West and Diane Baker. $7,000 from Youth Net of Greater
Kansas City and Kauffman Foundation for Midwest BEST - youth
worker training. Joint project with University of Illinois
Extension - Rock Island County. (OA)
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- Phyllis Zalenski and Joe Yedlik. $2,912 from Jones County
Empowerment for a Partnering with Parents Institute. (CE)
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- Phyllis Zalenski, Wendy Peterson, and Joe Yedlik. $1,963 from
Jones County Empowerment for a read together: play and learn
project. (CE)
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- Phyllis Zalenski and Joe Yedlik. $3,019 from Jones County
Empowerment for a technical assistance plan - Partnering with
Parents. (CE)
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$329,477 SOUTHWEST AREA
- Sherry Ford. $5,000 from Mills County Supervisors/Citizens for
an ACES after school program. (CE)
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- Tom Jensen and Jeri Von Stein. $25,000 from United Way of the
Midlands for an after school teen program. (CE)
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- Mary Ottmar. $3,000 from Iowa 4-H Foundation for a growing in
the garden project. (CE)
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- Robert Ramsey, Heidi Carter, and Jennifer Thompson. $41,236
from Corner Counties Empowerment Area for a growing strong
families project. (CE)
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- Robert Ramsey and Kim Brantner. $29,991 from Taylor County
Community Empowerment Board for a Taylor County Child Care
Educator. (ISU)
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- Sharon Wasteney, Suzanne Johnston, and Kelsy Stansberry.
$225,250 from DEKKO Foundation for a youth leadership for youth
retention project. (CE)
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