The July 2018 GREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIP NEWSLETTER VOL. 98 NO. 7 Partnership Kay Sackville Breuer PRESIDENT & CEO’S LETTER Vice President 319-208-0041 [email protected] Belinda Colwell Office Manager The $115 Million 319-208-0042 [email protected] Mandate Steve Frevert by Jason Hutcheson Downtown Partners, Inc. Exec. Dir. 319-208-0056 [email protected]

Trash has proven to be a pretty big deal. The very idea that a government Cindy Henry policy could change the decades old practice of handling trash Customer Relations Specialist 319-208-0052 combined with the potential for a $2+ increase in monthly fees has [email protected] caught the ire of the public. I suppose public interest in a topic such as trash should be higher than many issues, as garbage impacts each household, and it is something people Jeremy Hess can easily understand. Dir. of Economic Development 319-208-0050 Garbage isn’t our problem, however. Storm water is, and I’ll tell you why. [email protected] Burlington has been under a consent order from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in Jason Hutcheson compliance with the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The consent order is driving the President & CEO community to separate storm water drainage from the sanitary sewer system to prevent raw sewage from 319-208-0043 jhutcheson@greaterburlingtoncom dumping into the Mississippi River during major rain events. On the surface, preventing raw sewage from entering our river is a noble cause and one that I could Sherri Krause support. When the two systems are combined, all of the water that enters the sewer has to be treated. Chief Financial Officer 319-208-0044 During major rain events, the system is overloaded and bypasses treatment to dump directly into the [email protected] river. With a separated system, only the sewage needs to be treated, and the storm water can safely flow into the river just as if it were draining there naturally. Chelsea Lerud Convention & Visitors Bureau Let’s talk about the cost. To date, the City of Burlington has spent more than $20 million to begin the Exec. Dir. 319-208-0045 initial phases of compliance. Sewer bills have already doubled over the last decade and are projected to [email protected] continue increasing at about 4% per year for the foreseeable future. The price tag of the work yet tobe Brenda Levitt done: $115,000,000. The share by each man, woman, and child living in our community is $4,600. Add Graphic Designer construction cost inflation and financing charges on top of that figure. 319-208-0047 [email protected] Simply put, our community cannot pay this bill. Even worse, the $115 million does not cover upgrades to our aged sewer infrastructure. It simply covers the separation piece. Rachel Lindeen Event Coordinator What about clean water infrastructure needs? How about our roads and bridges? Should storm water 319-208-0046 alone eat through all of our community’s available infrastructure dollars? [email protected] While I support efforts to clean Iowa’s water, I am concerned about the cost of doing so. How will Emily Pattee someone on a fixed income pay for unending sewer bill increases? How much of this liability will be Welcome Center Manager pushed to the business community? 319-752-8731 [email protected] At this point in time, few federal policy issues have a greater impact to the City of Burlington’s balance sheet. Dustin Roth Marketing & Communications Dir. As a community with aging demographics, our ability to pay for the unfunded mandates should be taken 319-208-0048 into consideration by both the EPA and the DNR. There has to be a solution that improves our water [email protected] quality without bankrupting the city. During our region’s recent Washington DC Summit, meetings with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce proved valuable. The organization is interested in our cause and believes our case study can lead to a better policy balance in cost-conscious water quality legislation. Burlington is not the only community struggling to implement these unfunded mandates. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Price is $24, which is included in annual events fees. Non-members: $4 per issue. There should be a way to protect both the environment and our citizens. Stay tuned. Periodicals postage paid at Burlington, Iowa. POSTMASTER: The Partnership is published monthly by the Greater Burlington Partnership 610 North Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601. POSTMASTER send address changes to Greater Burlington Partnership (USPS 001-692) 610 North Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601 page 2 RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365 om

ON THE COVER c Design Committee

As Burlington’s Main Street downtown revitalization program, FrontRow: Mary Hart; Karla Mundt; Stephanie Waples,Klingner & Associates Downtown Partners has an active and capable Design Committee. It BackRow:Hal Morton, Des Moines Co. Regional Solid Waste Commission; works to get downtown into top physical shape by concentrating on Florence Paterno; Jerry Johnson, Capitol Theater; Hillaurie Fritz-Bonar, assets such as a wealth of historic buildings, an attractive geographic Art Center of Burlington setting, and pedestrian oriented streets. The Design Committee encourages building preservation through the recent Model Not Pictured:Gretchen Miller, Lin Parks, Kay Weiss Community façade forum, the Business Signage Grant program, and design assistance from Main Street Iowa, the statewide coordinating agency. In addition, the Design Committee promotes downtown improvements and beautification with the County Seat bench painting project, flower planting, public art, the Burlington Lightscape Project, clean up campaigns, and holiday decorations.

#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com page 3 Partnership Night Out...

... at The Legacy Theater JULY 13 The Greater Burlington Partnership is excited to extend an invitation from The Legacy Theater to attend a complimentary live show at this renovated theater, just a short drive from Burlington in Carthage, IL. As a member of the Chamber of Commerce, you and your employees are invited to bring a guest to see JOHNNY COUNTERFIT, straight from Nashville, TN. Johnny Counterfit recreates the singing voices of traditional country music superstars, Hollywood legends and comedians from the last 50 years. Complimentary drinks and appetizers will be served as well. Chamber members and guests will enjoy special balcony seating designed for groups and parties. RSVP by calling The Legacy Theater at 217-357-9479 or email [email protected] to secure your spot. Social hour begins at 6 pm; show starts at 7 pm. Seating is limited to 80. ... attheBees AUGUST 17 The Greater Burlington Partnership is excited to partner with the Burlington Bees again this year! Enjoy all of the action on August 17 at Community Field when the Burlington Bees take on the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, followed by fireworks. Your business is encouraged to treat your employees and customers to a fun night out. As a member of the Chamber of Commerce, you can take advantage of great deals with the Bees as well. Tickets for the evening’s game are $3.50 (half price) with a minimum of 10 tickets purchased. The Bees interns will be calling members regarding ticket purchase, or call the Bees at 319-754-5705.

page 4 RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365 suMMer 2018 The REPORTING ON THE PARTNERING FOR THE FUTURE II CAMPAIGN Quarterly Inventory for Industry 2019 – 2023 The vision of those who came before looks both bold and wise when looking back at Flint Plan of Work Ridge Business Park over the past 25 years. What was once a massive failed Caterpillar project became the vast modern business park that our industries enjoy today. As Flint Ridge This community has a history of placing Business Park nears capacity, a great deal of research and study has gone into answering the high value on economic and community question… “What’s next?” development. Those efforts were taken One answer that has become painfully clear is that a similar 300+ acre industrial site is nearly to a new level in 2009 with the launch of impossible to duplicate. Between increased land prices (if contiguous parcels can even Partnering for the Future. The bold, five- be found), and the costs associated with inputting necessary infrastructure in the tens of year plan of action set aggressive goals millions, other options need to be explored. and high measures of accountability. It was done again in 2013 with Partnering Similar to area schools adopting the “newer and fewer” concept when it comes to educational for the Future II. The current plan of work facilities, “smaller and smarter” seems to be the answer when it comes to inventory for is nearing completion, and efforts are industrial sites. An example is the recently acquired industrial ground in West Burlington underway to assemble a plan covering formerly known as the Raider Pre-Cast property on North Gear Avenue. This 40 acre site 2019 - 2023. has been essentially overgrown and vacant for over a decade; it is a great example of an underutilized property ripe for redevelopment. With infrastructure already in place, it’s an A draft plan has been assembled, and a excellent opportunity to create a smaller industrial park that allows for the accomplishment feasibility study was conducted during of the primary goals of Economic Development… 1. Grow the tax base. 2. Provide the month of May. Nearly 70 interviews opportunities for job creation. were completed as a part of that process. Feedback on the draft plan was received, While final planning isn’t complete, preliminary drawings illustrate 4 - 5 developable and there were a couple of key takeaways industrial lots accessed by a public road and cul-de-sac. There is additional work to do, but from the report: one thing is certain - without inventory for industry, we aren’t even in the game. • Although the community faces challenges, there is strong optimism within the business community regarding the future. • There are significant concerns regarding the current workforce gap, and many investors feel the Partnership needs to be more aggressive in improving the available talent pool. • Some feel as though the Partnership overprioritizes tourism as a part of its overall mission. • There was significant praise for the transformation of Downtown Burlington over the last decade. The draft plan is currently being revised with a goal of finalizing the plan of work by the end of summer.

The Quarterly Partnering for the Future II Report

#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com page 5 AUGUST 4 - 5, 2018

Gus Macker will be more than just a basketball tournament. The Family Fun Zone will have bounce houses and small hoops to keep all entertained. The Vendor Court will feature area food vendors and small businesses. Check out the details online for more information and to submit an application.

REGISTERED OFFICIALS ON l MAIL-IN DEADLINE l ONLINE DEADLINE l TEAM FEE EVERY COURT JULY 13 JULY 16 $144 The Original 3-on-3 Basketball Festival for basketball players who love the fun of the driveway game. Burlington is the only 2018 Iowa location! Sign up at: MACKER.com/burlington-ia

page 6 RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365 IDOT Director Mark Lowe speaks to delegates at Southeast Iowa Days in Des Moines in February. The Future of Highway 61 Anyone driving north on Highway 61 can see the significant progress on the expansion of the four-lane corridor. The Highway 61 Coalition has long advocated for the expansion, and last month, the group received an update from Iowa Department of Transportation Mark Lowe in the Partnership offices. Here are a few key takeaways from the meeting: • Federal highway funding is uncertain after just a few short years. However, from a financial programming perspective, we are likely to see Highway 61 Corridor complete by 2030. The timeline could shift forward or backward based upon federal dollars. • A study on Roosevelt Avenue is nearly complete. The draft study shows capacity on Roosevelt will exceed demand for the foreseeable future, decreasing the likelihood of the need for a bypass or major structural change to Burlington’s primary road. • Advocacy is important. There are many highways in Iowa, and every city thinks its highway should be the priority. Although the DOT is committed to the completion of the 61 Corridor, the Coalition was urged to continue pushing commission members. The needs of Iowa’s transportation system exceed the available dollars, so difficult decisions will always have to be made.

About the Coalition: The Highway 61 Coalition is made up of business and government leaders from Southeast Iowa. Periodic meetings are held in the Partnership office, and annual dues by Coalition members fund the organization’s efforts. To learn more about the Coalition or to become a member, contact Brenda Levitt.

Give Blood, Saves Lives! Greater Burlington Partnership BLOOD DRIVE Hosted by Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center July 9 - 14 and the Greater Burlington Partnership To donate, call Alicia at 319-758-1157. (Use code #3283 at registration.) All presenting donors will receive a $5 gift card voucher!

EVERY DAY EVERY DONOR EVERY PATIENT COUNTS

#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com page 7 JULY 505 Social Burlington Bees, Community Field June 25, Game begins at 6:30 pm Join the Greater Burlington Summer Interns and YPs for a fun night at Community Field! YP of the Month

RSVP through the YP Facebook event or Hillaurie Fritz-Bonar Employer: Art Center of Burlington [email protected]. Hometown: Burlington All events are free for Young Professional YP Member: 4 years members, $15 for non-members. First event Why did you join YP? The energy is great! I like being is complementary for prospective members. around people my age who take pride in our community; it's really inspiring. Which community organizations do you volunteer for? I am on the Downtown Partners Board of Directors and A Very Vintage Market Committee. It's exciting to be a part of the revitalization of downtown. I love seeing big crowds downtown for events like the Lighted Holiday Parade, Living Windows, Old Couch Music Fest, Cynapalooza, etc. There's a passionate group of movers and shakers working hard behind the scenes to give downtown this cool vibe. Then add in all of the façade projects, the riverfront, new businesses, the TIGER grant - these are all impressive things we should be proud of. I can't wait to see what the next five years bring us! What do you enjoy most about the area? Greater Burlington has a lot of amazing things going on right now. We're really lucky to have such great resources in our community like the Art Center and Capitol Theater. The upgrades happening at our parks (Big Hollow and Lake Geode) are exciting, too. There is always something going on! Unique about me: Old things make me happy! Old buildings, old cars, old photographs.

Greater Burlington Young Professionals a professional and social group for individuals between the ages of 21 - 42.

page 8 RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365 JEFFERSON ST. FARMERS MARKET

The region’s largest farmers market takes place every Thursday from 4:30 – 7:30 pm on the 300 - 500 blocks of Jefferson St. in downtown Burlington. For information about weekly market activities, visit Jefferson St. Farmers Market on Facebook or call Downtown Partners. The Jefferson St. Farmers Market is supported by

5 & V Outdoor Movie Nights Fifth & Valley Sts. | Downtown Burlington

Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Friday, July 6 Toy Story 3, Saturday, July 27 Presented by CNH Industrial Presented by IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union

#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com page 9 HEALTHY WORKPLACE OPPORTUNITIES

If you are interested in learning more about making your worksite healthier, here’s a workshop for you. Join Des Moines County Living Well, Great River Health System and the Greater Burlington Partnership to learn more about healthy vending, snacks and meeting foods, assessing your current situation and ways to make subtle changes for healthier vending, snacking and worksite meetings.

Join us on Tuesday, July 24, 8-9:30am at the Greater Burlington Partnership. RSVP to Belinda Colwell.

BIKE RENTALS Bike rentals at the Port of Burlington Welcome Center!

Hour, Half-Day or Full Day Rentals - Mountain, Fat Tire & Tandem Bike Rentals include a helmet and bike lock. Start your adventure today! Port of Burlington Welcome Center For more information, visit GreaterBurlington.com/WelcomeCenter.

page 10 RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365 WELCOMING NEW MEMBERS

Please welcome these new members by sending an email, liking their Facebook page or visiting their website. Even better, stop by to introduce yourself, exchange business cards and help grow their network as well as your own! Olive Wine Bar 517 Jefferson St., Burlington, 319-754-5635, olivewine.bar Eric Renteria, Owner Clover Creek Event Venue Enjoy a nice glass of wine or a fine craft beer along side flatbread pizza or 407 N Patsy, Mediapolis, 319-209-0169 a warm baguette with olive oil or balsamic, with world class cheese. Live Rhonda Clover, Owner, [email protected] music on weekends in a cozy atmosphere. A timeless and elegant venue where memories that last a lifetime are made. Able to accommodate all types of events, large and small. Snake Alley Inn, LLC 409 N 6th St, Burlington, 319-229-5331, snakealleyinn.net Cobblestone Alley Catering Co. Becky Delzell, Proprietor 517 Jefferson St, Burlington, 319-750-4797 Historic home vacation rental, ideally located on Snake Alley. Boasting cobblestonealleycatering.com three bedrooms and two bathrooms, this stunningly renovated home Eric Renteria, Owner, [email protected] accommodates six overnight guests. Enjoy this unique setting for your next From small social gatherings to large weddings, Cobblestone Alley family gathering and intimate celebration. Well appointed to host business Catering Company serves fine foods and scrumptious desserts. Full travelers and relocation guests. service available at your venue or event. The Broom Closet/Healing Haven Healing Sole & Nail Spa 1110 Agency St, Burlington, 319-855-4013 409 N 4th St, Burlington, 262-391-3828 Lydia Gittings, Owner, [email protected] Susie Mathews, Owner, [email protected] The Broom Closet/Healing Haven is a space that nurtures the healing Healing Sole & Nail Spa, formally known as The Nail Spa, Burlington's of body and spirit. Offering massage therapy, Reiki energy work and new premier nail and reflexology service, featuring zero-gravity reflexology. Intuitive card readings are also available. Magickal supplies for pedicures and reflexology. Experience a unique relaxing level of care Magickal people include herbs, candles, incense, sage, clothing and more. and healing. Wake N Bake Breakfast Co. Myrtle Vera's Hallmark, LLC 713 Jefferson St, Burlington, 319-754-0494, wakenbakecompany.com 604 Jefferson St, Burlington, 319-753-2290, myrtleveras.com Barbie Jackson, Owner Eric Renteria, Owner, [email protected] Wake up with us! Downtown's favorite new brunch spot is bringing Myrtle Vera's is a Crown Reward Hallmark and gift store with cards, breakfast to a new level! Outdoor seating, Bloody Marys and great food gifts, and home decor. Featuring a full service cosmetics store with USA all day long. Open 7 AM - 6 PM. Breakfast, lunch and happy hour... all you made Merle Norman cosmetics. need for fun! New Email? Moved?

It’s that time of year – the Chamber of Commerce wants to ensure we are connected with you, your employees and your business. This is your opportunity to let us know how you want to receive communication from us such as a printed or electronic newsletter, email communications about events, government relations, tourism and more. Plus, company information is confirmed before printing in the annual Community Guide to ensure that new residents, visitors and business travelers can find your business with ease. An email will be sent in early July to Chamber of Commerce members and contacts on file to verify your information. Please respond by July 31, and we will make all necessary updates. For more information, contact Kay Sackville Breuer or Belinda Colwell.

#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com page 11 PANERA BREAD MANN’S MCDONALD’S L.C. Panera Bread celebrates their first anniversary. Mann’s McDonald’s L.C. celebrates their newly remodeled North Roosevelt location.

TERIYAKI MADNESS UNITED RENTALS Owners Adam and Theresa Thielen celebrate the Grand United Rentals celebrates their 20th Anniversary. Opening of Teriyaki Madness.

page 12 RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365 COMMUNITY EVENT INFORMATION IS NEEDED

Work will soon begin on the 2019 Burlington/West Burlington Community Guide, a full color, 80-page publication that is used to market the area. About 35,000 guides are printed annually, with over 22,000 online views. The guide is shipped all across the United States, and other countries, too! To be included in the 2019 Community Guide Event Calendar, submit your event by August 15 at GreaterBurlington.com. Be sure to include the event date, time, location, contact information and a brief description. Use this free marketing opportunity to promote your community event!

For more information, contact Chelsea Lerud.

#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com page 13 JULY HAPPENINGS SAVE the DATE AUGUST 2-3–BurlingtonBeesvsPeoriaChiefs 11-13–BurlingtonBeesvs 20 – Jefferson Street Cruise Night Community Field, 6:30 pm Lansing Lugnuts Jefferson St, 5 pm 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 – Jefferson St. GoBees.com Community Field, 6:30 pm Farmers Market GoBees.com 21–PaddleinthePark Downtown Burlington, 4:30 – 7:30 pm 2-30–GalleryShow:Longingfor Big Hollow Recreation Area, 9 am Another Realm 12–FarmersMarket MyCountyParks.com Art Center 300 - 500 Jefferson St, 4:30 – 7:30 pm 4-5–GusMacker ArtCenterofBurlington.com GreaterBurlington.com 21 – A Very Vintage Market Burlington Riverfront Downtown Burlington, 9 am – 4 pm 3–DeeryBrothersIMCALateModels 13-14–JohnnyCounterfit GreaterBurlington.com 23 –Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic 34 Raceway, 5 pm TheLegacyTheater,CarthageIL;7pm Burlington Golf Club 34Raceway.com TheLegacyTheater.com 24 - 31 – Des Moines County Fair Des Moines County Fairgrounds 29 – All Teachers Reception 4 – Fourth of July Celebration 13–FridayFest DesMoinesCountyFair.com Downtown West Burlington PortofBurlington,5–8pm PZAZZ! Convention & Event Center WestBurlington.org SteamboatDays.com 26–FarmersMarket 4:30 - 6 pm 300 - 500 Jefferson St, 4:30 – 7:30 pm 5–FarmersMarket 14-16–BurlingtonBeesvs GreaterBurlington.com 300 - 500 Jefferson St, 4:30 – 7:30 pm Great Lakes Loons SEPTEMBER GreaterBurlington.com Community Field 27 – 5 & V Outdoor Cinema 6, 13, 20, 27 – Jefferson St. Sat&Mon6:30pm;Sun2pm Fifth&ValleyStreets,Dusk Farmers Market 6–5&VOutdoorCinema GoBees.com GreaterBurlington.com Fifth & Valley Streets, Dusk Downtown Burlington, 4:30 – 7:30 pm GreaterBurlington.com 15 – Burlington Municipal Band Concert 28-31–BurlingtonBeesvs Crapo Park Band Shell, 7:30 PM Beloit Snappers 13 – YP Conference 7, 14 – Weekly Racing MuniBand.Homestead.com Community Field 34 Raceway, 5 pm Sat&Mon-Tues6:30pm;Sun2pm 19 – State of the Economy Luncheon 34Raceway.com 19 – Farmers Market GoBees.com Spirit Hollow, 11:30 am - 1 pm 300 - 500 Jefferson St, 4:30 – 7:30 pm 7 – Symphonic Blast GreaterBurlington.com Crapo Park Band Shell, 8:15 pm 27 – Business After Hours SEISO.us 19-21–10BelowSales Southeastern Community College Downtown Burlington 5-7pm 8 – Burlington Municipal Band Concert GreaterBurlington.com Crapo Park Band Shell, 7:30 pm 28 – Sip, Taste & Stroll MuniBand.Homestead.com Downtown Burlington, 5 - 8 pm

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page 14 RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365 Burlington/West Burlington FRIDAY FEST – July 13 @ THE PORT, 5 - 8 pm United Way Annual Kickoff Band: Fast Forward will play classic rock hits all night long The Pacesetter Division of the Burlington/West Burlington Adult Beverages: Fleck Sales & Parkside Brewing Company Area United Way will convene for their Annual Kickoff Join us for a fun night of entertainment on the riverfront. on Wednesday, July 19 at noon with a light luncheon at Check out SteamboatDays.com for more information. the PZAZZ! Convention & Event Center. Approximately 110 firms and/or employee groups, Pacesetter Committee Grainger Specialties, LLC Members and representatives from the local United Way Grainger Specialities, LLC has distributed specialty funded agencies will be attending the kickoff luncheon. items to the construction industry since 1982, manufactured The Pacesetter Kickoff Luncheon is sponsored by F&M Bank& elsewhere and installed in commercial and residential buildings. Trust, Great Western Bank, MidWestOne Bank, Two Rivers Bank & They include toilet partitions, commercial washroom accessories, Tr ust and U.S. Bank . lockers, flagpoles, commercial mailboxes and many other items including “ClosetMaid” shelving, as well as fixed and operable Artscapes Mini Show Reception awnings for residential homes. Most of our business is with general contractors; however, we would certainly work with any Art Center of Burlington’s Artscapes program is available to business that is a Chamber of Commerce member. We sell many local therapy groups (like Hope Haven and Goodwill) who speciality products, such as barber poles, ballet barres and knox are seeking additional resources for their clients to further boxes, just to name a few. Contact Becky or Terry Grainger development, growth and/or healing process. While we are at 325-725-2003 for more information. not art therapists, Artscapes is meant to offer an outlet for enjoyment, the power of choice and decisions, and a source Burlington Notre Dame is turning 60! of tapping into one’s own interior world. We would love you Help us celebrate 60 years of academic excellence and Catholic to join us on July 1 from 5 - 6:30 pm. The reception is free education by sending Notre Dame a $60 donation. Feel free to and open to the public. The show will run July 10 - 27 in our include a special memory. The birthday money raised will be used Mini Gallery. for a new computer server and to improve the security system. We appreciate your support. Go online to make a donation at Midwest Realty Group Inc. - Are you BurlingtonNotreDame.com or call 319-754-8431, ext. 385. house hunting? Consider building your home in Westfield Estates on Layne SCC Alumni Association Golf Outing Drive in West Burlington. Two spec homes are currently going Southeastern Community College Alumni Association Golf up for sale, and we have shovel ready lots available. Building Outing will be held at Sheaffer Memorial Golf Course on July 20 your home lets you have everything you want and can be the beginning at 12:30 pm with a “shotgun” start. This four-person best investment you’ll ever make. Start today and enjoy your best shot is $90 per person, $600 for a sponsored team. Other new home by the holidays! Find us on Facebook or call Ryan sponsorships also available. For more information, contact Becky at 319-759-2862. Rump at 319-208-5065 or [email protected]. MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

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