Events in March 2019
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February 24, 2019
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February 27, 2019
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February 28, 2019
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March 1, 2019
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March 2, 2019
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March 3, 2019
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March 4, 2019(1 event) All Day: Scholarship Deadline All Day More info about the scholarships can be found at: https://littlebluenrd.org/lbnrd-offers-college-scholarships/ |
March 5, 2019
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March 6, 2019
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March 7, 2019(1 event) 7:00 pm: Rural Water Projects Advisory Board Meeting The Rural Water Projects Advisory Board will meet at the Jefferson County Natural Resources Conservation office at 512 C Street, Fairbury, NE at 7 pm. |
March 8, 2019
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March 9, 2019
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March 10, 2019(1 event) All Day: Groundwater Awareness Week All Day Theme This year’s theme, Think, was designed to urge each of us to consider various ways we can protect our most valuable natural resource. So Think about not running the water while you brush your teeth. Or Think about getting that leaking faucet fixed. Think about the farmers that rely on groundwater to grow the food we eat. And Think about having your well inspected to protect your drinking water system. In short, during #GWAW, Think about our future. Get Involved In the weeks leading up to #GWAW, NGWA encourages everyone to become official “groundwater protectors” by taking steps to conserve and protect the resource. Businesses, individuals, educators, students, federal agencies, cities, associations, and everyone in between can ask to be added to NGWA’s groundwater protector list through its website or on social media. Have an awesome story to tell? Great! Send it to NGWA and they might highlight your efforts. Resources On NGWA’s #GWAW site, groundwater protectors will find a toolkit with downloadable and shareable materials to spread the word. These materials include:
Facts Approximately 132 million Americans rely on groundwater for drinking water. It is used for irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and several additional purposes, making it one of the most widely used and valuable natural resources we have. Consider the following facts:
Please visit www.ngwa.org/gwaw2019 for more! |
March 11, 2019(1 event) All Day: Groundwater Awareness Week All Day Theme This year’s theme, Think, was designed to urge each of us to consider various ways we can protect our most valuable natural resource. So Think about not running the water while you brush your teeth. Or Think about getting that leaking faucet fixed. Think about the farmers that rely on groundwater to grow the food we eat. And Think about having your well inspected to protect your drinking water system. In short, during #GWAW, Think about our future. Get Involved In the weeks leading up to #GWAW, NGWA encourages everyone to become official “groundwater protectors” by taking steps to conserve and protect the resource. Businesses, individuals, educators, students, federal agencies, cities, associations, and everyone in between can ask to be added to NGWA’s groundwater protector list through its website or on social media. Have an awesome story to tell? Great! Send it to NGWA and they might highlight your efforts. Resources On NGWA’s #GWAW site, groundwater protectors will find a toolkit with downloadable and shareable materials to spread the word. These materials include:
Facts Approximately 132 million Americans rely on groundwater for drinking water. It is used for irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and several additional purposes, making it one of the most widely used and valuable natural resources we have. Consider the following facts:
Please visit www.ngwa.org/gwaw2019 for more! |
March 12, 2019(1 event) All Day: Groundwater Awareness Week All Day Theme This year’s theme, Think, was designed to urge each of us to consider various ways we can protect our most valuable natural resource. So Think about not running the water while you brush your teeth. Or Think about getting that leaking faucet fixed. Think about the farmers that rely on groundwater to grow the food we eat. And Think about having your well inspected to protect your drinking water system. In short, during #GWAW, Think about our future. Get Involved In the weeks leading up to #GWAW, NGWA encourages everyone to become official “groundwater protectors” by taking steps to conserve and protect the resource. Businesses, individuals, educators, students, federal agencies, cities, associations, and everyone in between can ask to be added to NGWA’s groundwater protector list through its website or on social media. Have an awesome story to tell? Great! Send it to NGWA and they might highlight your efforts. Resources On NGWA’s #GWAW site, groundwater protectors will find a toolkit with downloadable and shareable materials to spread the word. These materials include:
Facts Approximately 132 million Americans rely on groundwater for drinking water. It is used for irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and several additional purposes, making it one of the most widely used and valuable natural resources we have. Consider the following facts:
Please visit www.ngwa.org/gwaw2019 for more! |
March 13, 2019(1 event) All Day: Groundwater Awareness Week All Day Theme This year’s theme, Think, was designed to urge each of us to consider various ways we can protect our most valuable natural resource. So Think about not running the water while you brush your teeth. Or Think about getting that leaking faucet fixed. Think about the farmers that rely on groundwater to grow the food we eat. And Think about having your well inspected to protect your drinking water system. In short, during #GWAW, Think about our future. Get Involved In the weeks leading up to #GWAW, NGWA encourages everyone to become official “groundwater protectors” by taking steps to conserve and protect the resource. Businesses, individuals, educators, students, federal agencies, cities, associations, and everyone in between can ask to be added to NGWA’s groundwater protector list through its website or on social media. Have an awesome story to tell? Great! Send it to NGWA and they might highlight your efforts. Resources On NGWA’s #GWAW site, groundwater protectors will find a toolkit with downloadable and shareable materials to spread the word. These materials include:
Facts Approximately 132 million Americans rely on groundwater for drinking water. It is used for irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and several additional purposes, making it one of the most widely used and valuable natural resources we have. Consider the following facts:
Please visit www.ngwa.org/gwaw2019 for more! |
March 14, 2019(1 event) All Day: Groundwater Awareness Week All Day Theme This year’s theme, Think, was designed to urge each of us to consider various ways we can protect our most valuable natural resource. So Think about not running the water while you brush your teeth. Or Think about getting that leaking faucet fixed. Think about the farmers that rely on groundwater to grow the food we eat. And Think about having your well inspected to protect your drinking water system. In short, during #GWAW, Think about our future. Get Involved In the weeks leading up to #GWAW, NGWA encourages everyone to become official “groundwater protectors” by taking steps to conserve and protect the resource. Businesses, individuals, educators, students, federal agencies, cities, associations, and everyone in between can ask to be added to NGWA’s groundwater protector list through its website or on social media. Have an awesome story to tell? Great! Send it to NGWA and they might highlight your efforts. Resources On NGWA’s #GWAW site, groundwater protectors will find a toolkit with downloadable and shareable materials to spread the word. These materials include:
Facts Approximately 132 million Americans rely on groundwater for drinking water. It is used for irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and several additional purposes, making it one of the most widely used and valuable natural resources we have. Consider the following facts:
Please visit www.ngwa.org/gwaw2019 for more! |
March 15, 2019(1 event) All Day: Groundwater Awareness Week All Day Theme This year’s theme, Think, was designed to urge each of us to consider various ways we can protect our most valuable natural resource. So Think about not running the water while you brush your teeth. Or Think about getting that leaking faucet fixed. Think about the farmers that rely on groundwater to grow the food we eat. And Think about having your well inspected to protect your drinking water system. In short, during #GWAW, Think about our future. Get Involved In the weeks leading up to #GWAW, NGWA encourages everyone to become official “groundwater protectors” by taking steps to conserve and protect the resource. Businesses, individuals, educators, students, federal agencies, cities, associations, and everyone in between can ask to be added to NGWA’s groundwater protector list through its website or on social media. Have an awesome story to tell? Great! Send it to NGWA and they might highlight your efforts. Resources On NGWA’s #GWAW site, groundwater protectors will find a toolkit with downloadable and shareable materials to spread the word. These materials include:
Facts Approximately 132 million Americans rely on groundwater for drinking water. It is used for irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and several additional purposes, making it one of the most widely used and valuable natural resources we have. Consider the following facts:
Please visit www.ngwa.org/gwaw2019 for more! |
March 16, 2019(1 event) All Day: Groundwater Awareness Week All Day Theme This year’s theme, Think, was designed to urge each of us to consider various ways we can protect our most valuable natural resource. So Think about not running the water while you brush your teeth. Or Think about getting that leaking faucet fixed. Think about the farmers that rely on groundwater to grow the food we eat. And Think about having your well inspected to protect your drinking water system. In short, during #GWAW, Think about our future. Get Involved In the weeks leading up to #GWAW, NGWA encourages everyone to become official “groundwater protectors” by taking steps to conserve and protect the resource. Businesses, individuals, educators, students, federal agencies, cities, associations, and everyone in between can ask to be added to NGWA’s groundwater protector list through its website or on social media. Have an awesome story to tell? Great! Send it to NGWA and they might highlight your efforts. Resources On NGWA’s #GWAW site, groundwater protectors will find a toolkit with downloadable and shareable materials to spread the word. These materials include:
Facts Approximately 132 million Americans rely on groundwater for drinking water. It is used for irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and several additional purposes, making it one of the most widely used and valuable natural resources we have. Consider the following facts:
Please visit www.ngwa.org/gwaw2019 for more! |
March 17, 2019
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March 18, 2019(3 events) 6:00 pm: Projects & Planning Committee Meeting The Little Blue Natural Resources District Board of Directors will meet in regular session on March 18th, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.in the Little Blue NRD Office in Davenport. The Projects & Planning Committee will meet prior to the regular meeting at 6:00 and the Water Resources Committee will meet at 6:30. The agenda for the meetings are kept continually current and are available for public inspection during regular office hours at the Little Blue NRD. This meeting was originally scheduled and advertised for March 12, 2019; however, because of dangerous weather conditions was rescheduled for March 18, 2019. 6:30 pm: Water Resources Committee Meeting The Little Blue Natural Resources District Board of Directors will meet in regular session on March 18th, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.in the Little Blue NRD Office in Davenport. The Projects & Planning Committee will meet prior to the regular meeting at 6:00 and the Water Resources Committee will meet at 6:30. The agenda for the meetings are kept continually current and are available for public inspection during regular office hours at the Little Blue NRD. This meeting was originally scheduled and advertised for March 12, 2019; however, because of dangerous weather conditions was rescheduled for March 18, 2019. 7:00 pm: Regular Board Meeting The Little Blue Natural Resources District Board of Directors will meet in regular session on March 18th, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.in the Little Blue NRD Office in Davenport. The Projects & Planning Committee will meet prior to the regular meeting at 6:00 and the Water Resources Committee will meet at 6:30. The agenda for the meetings are kept continually current and are available for public inspection during regular office hours at the Little Blue NRD. This meeting was originally scheduled and advertised for March 12, 2019; however, because of dangerous weather conditions was rescheduled for March 18, 2019. |
March 19, 2019
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March 20, 2019
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March 21, 2019
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March 23, 2019
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March 24, 2019
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March 25, 2019
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March 26, 2019
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March 27, 2019
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March 28, 2019
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March 29, 2019(1 event) 10:00 am: Household Hazardous Waste Collection –
More info at: https://littlebluenrd.org/hhw_2019 |
March 30, 2019(1 event) 8:00 am: Household Hazardous Waste Collection –
More info at: https://littlebluenrd.org/hhw_2019 |
March 31, 2019
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April 3, 2019
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April 4, 2019(1 event) 7:00 pm: Research & Education Committee Meeting Research & Education Committee Meeting - 7 pm - Davenport, Nebraska - Little Blue NRD Board Room Agenda posted at: https://littlebluenrd.org/re_4_2019 |
April 5, 2019
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April 6, 2019
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