Archive - Jul 2018

In workshop session Monday afternoon, Glencoe City Council met with Ryan Norman of DeWild Grant Reckert and Associates Company (DGR Engineering) to get a second opinion of the city’s proposed $20 million to $23 million wastewater treatment plant project.
Norman was asked to clarify the question about how a treatment plant DGR designed in Sheldon, Iowa, a community about the size of Glencoe, could come in at half the price of Glencoe’s renovation/expansion project. And Sheldon’s plant was new, compared to Glencoe’s plans that repair and expand its older plant.

In workshop session Monday afternoon, Glencoe City Council met with Ryan Norman of DeWild Grant Reckert and Associates Company (DGR Engineering) to get a second opinion of the city’s proposed $20 million to $23 million wastewater treatment plant project.
Norman was asked to clarify the question about how a treatment plant DGR designed in Sheldon, Iowa, a community about the size of Glencoe, could come in at half the price of Glencoe’s renovation/expansion project. And Sheldon’s plant was new, compared to Glencoe’s plans that repair and expand its older plant.

A pair of losses in the District 2 sub-district playoffs last week ended the summer season for the Glencoe VFW Post 5102 baseball team.
Glencoe fell 7-1 in the playoff opener on Monday, July 16.
Reece Schwirtz scored the team’s lone run, with Jake Christianson and Blake Mickolichek netting the only hits in the defeat.
Mickolichek started on the mound and suffered the loss in his final outing of the season. He struck out three batters, while allowing five walks and two hits. Schwirtz also pitched in the game.
Post 5102 returned to action the next day to take on Dassel-Cokato.