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As part of our Blueprint America series of reports on American infrastructure needs, special correspondent Miles O'Brien reports on the city of Dubuque, Iowa, and the steps they've taken toward a green future.

Attached please find YPN's June 2010 Newsletter.

Join us this week for June’s Third Thursday on June 17, at 5:30 pm at Mami’s! Enjoy a networking activity and participate in the School Supply Drive!

Revelry by the River will be here soon! Join us the fourth annual event on Saturday, June 26, at The Missipi Brew. 17Candle and Crazy Delicious will be taking the stage for this great event!

YPN Muscatine has many events planned for the summer. July will be filled with the next Professional Development Event and the Thanksgiving in July food drive, and a Family Picnic/Pool Party is scheduled for August 1. See pages 2 and 3 of the newsletter for more details. 

If you have any questions or would like more information about YPN Muscatine, please contact Nick Gow, YPN Chairperson, at ngow@ci.muscatine.ia.us or Bill Phelan, YPN’s Interim GMCCI Liaison, at bphelan@muscatine.com.

The question proposed Monday evening by Wayne Pantini, executive director of Union County Development Association, was this:

How does southwest Iowa, Creston included, retain its young individuals?

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Fourteen business leaders turned out for 2010 Networking on the Green

Survey report yields largely inspiring numbers for area.

Seasoned professional Chuck Offenburger and Adam Haluska, a professional newcomer, encouraged members of Carroll County’s Connect Young Professionals to get involved during their annual meet-the-members event Friday night at the Santa Maria Vineyard & Winery.

Young professionals look to future
 

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