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Peyton Schindler sent a letter.
Peyton Schindler sent a letter.
A conversation with Paula Friedrich, a cofounder of this anarchic event, in which we discuss the joy of fair trade and the art of the flyer.
A report on the May 21, 2026, regular council meeting; part the second
Check back to this pinned post for updates, and maybe some capsule reviews??
A report on the May 21, 2026, regular council meeting; part the first
The forecast calls for raises, paint, heavy foot traffic, and no fog(hat).
The "Friends of EDNA,” a new booster group, will be pulling garlic mustard tomorrow morning and again next Sunday.
What’s on the agenda for the first meeting of 2026?
Come to a potluck meet-and-greet with visiting artist Matthew Burtner
Happy Mother's Day, everybody!
On May 6, the Planning Commission answered public questions, heard comments, and (after some further parsing) voted to adopt the new zoning ordinance and pass it on to the Village Council.
Ms. Mills simply exquisitely ran Life Saving Station rentals for 15 years.
May will bring a lot of movement through the Village’s nooks and crannies, with a community sale, spring cleanup, and some attention paid to the swamp. Shop for a market basket!
On changes to the zoning ordinance, zoning map, and future land use map in the master plan
Breakfast pizza debuts at EPC.
The power went out in the Village just after 7 pm March 16
The first letter to the editor of the Alert’s Substack era
A report on the March 4, 2026, planning commission meeting
“Clocked Out” is a collaboration between the Elberta Labor Heritage Center and the Elberta Alert.
So I thought I’d pause for refreshment.
A report on the February 19, 2026, budget hearing and council meeting
Village of the darned
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