For those of you who may not be aware, my wife Anita was diagnosed with MS a year and a half ago. Last year, many of you were contacted by her and were able to offer a pledge to support our team for the walk. This year, the MS Walk will take place on Sunday, April 29. Again, if you can make a pledge for the walk, we would appreciate your support. Pledges can be made in any amount, and checks can be made payable to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Every Little bit helps.
Thanks for your help, from both Anita and me. It really does make a difference. The indictment charges Myron Jay Kloubec, who operated an aquaculture facility in rural Amana, with two counts of unlawful interstate transportation and receipt of fish, one count of interstate transportation and sale of fish, one count of interstate transportation and purchase of fish, and one count of shooting and attempting to shoot terns and kingfishers, which are federally protected migratory birds. The charges involving the fish refer to the importation, purchase and sale of black carp, bighead carp and gold sea bass in Iowa without the necessary permits required by the State of Iowa. The above fish are non-indigenous to the State of Iowa and required special permits to import, transport, propagate and sell, Kloubec will be summoned to federal court to answer these charges in the near future.