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Ben Krambeer was the Bulldogs’ top golfer in a triangular at New Hampton, then followed it up as the medalist against Clayton Ridge. He tied with brother Nick for the second-best score among MFL MarMac golfers in the team win over South Winn. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Nick Krambeer turned in a 40 at Tri City Golf Course on April 21. The Bulldogs won the meet against South Winn.

Central junior Keaton Klingman is restoring a 1953 John Deere 40 in honor of his late great uncle, Lyle Klingman, who he considered a “second grandpa.” He began the project in December and hopes to have it completed by August, in time for the county and state fairs.

Keaton Klingman has learned a lot working alongside his dad and friends over the years, but this was his first solo project. He’s “never worked this deeply with a tractor before.”

Ross Evelsizer, natural resources projects director at Northeast Iowa Resource Conservation & Development, discusses soil erosion, water quality and flooding issues within the Turkey River Watershed with those who attended a Turkey River Watershed Management Authority open house at Osborne. Attendees were welcome to speak with Evelsizer and share their concerns and stories while looking toward solutions. Input gathered from the open house, which was one of three, will be used to “better serve residents and landowners in the watershed,” Evelsizer said.