Tenaska donations benefit community
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Brett Cline, a plant manager for Tenaska, which operates the Clear Creek wind farm in north Nodaway County, presents Meghann Kosman, victim advocate with North Star Advocacy Center, with a $5,000 donation during a March 7 Nodaway County Commission meeting. Shown from left are Nodaway County Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, Cline, Kosman, North District Commissioner Chris Burns and South District Commissioner Scott Walk.
MARYVILLE, Mo. — Tenaska donated $5,000 each to three organizations this year as part of an agreement with the Nodaway County Commission. Tenaska donates $15,000 each year through the agreement that allowed the company to build the Clear Creek wind farm in north Nodaway County.
The three organizations selected by the commission this year were the Nodaway County Community Building, the North Star Advocacy Center and the St. Francis Hospital Foundation. Representatives from St. Francis were not able to attend the March 7 presentation of the checks.
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Brett Cline, plant manager for Tenaska, presents Nick Sowards and Bob Lager with a check for $5,000, to be used for the Nodaway County Community Building located west of town. Shown from left are Nodaway County Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, Lager, Sowards, South District Commissioner Scott Walk and North District Commissioner Chris Burns.
