Skidmore Newsletter - April 2022
Stitching Post no. 75
Stitching Post No. 75 offers embroidery work, sewing, classes, and alterations. The phone is 660-254-3451. Her email is StitchingPost75@gmail.com
Skidmore Community Betterment
Skidmore Community Betterment will meet April 4 at 6:00pm at Newton Hall.
Municipal Election
Municipal Election is Tuesday, April 5, in Newton Hall for those in Monroe Township. Polls will be open 6:00am-7:00pm. Bring your drivers’ license or voter id card.
Graham Fish Fry
Graham Fish Fry dinner will be April 2 from 4:30-7:00 pm. Adults $12, under 12 years old $5.00.
Upcoming Activities
There will be egg dying and other activities held on Sunday, April 10, at 2:00pm at Newton Hall, sponsored by the Skidmore United Methodist Church.
Skidmore City Council
Skidmore City Council meets April 14 at 6:00pm at Newton Hall.
Egg Hunt
There will be an Egg Hunt at the Skidmore Christian Church on April 16 10:00am-noon.
Fresh Food Mobile Drop
April 28 at City Hall at 10:00am. We will post if Second Harvest notifies us of any changes.
Breakfast at Newton Hall
LET’S EAT!! Skidmore Community Betterment will be hosting a breakfast April 30 from 8 :00am-11 :00am at Newton Hall. Pancakes, scrambled eggs, link sausages. and fruit will be served at $10 a plate. Call for carryouts at 660-928-3366 on that morning only.
Newton Hall Library Hours
Newton Hall library hours are Saturdays 1 0am-12pm when volunteers are available.
City Hall Hours
City Hall hours:
Mon-Thurs: 8-11 am & 1-4pm,
Fri: 8-12pm & 1-3pm.
Appointments can be made after hours. 660-928-3281. Calls will be returned only if you leave a message. You may see the ordinances, dates of city events, and pay your water bill online if you want.
Drinking Water
Drinking water samples report: https://dnr.mo.gov/DWM/JSP/WaterSystemDetail.jsp
Election Information
On the April 5, 2022, ballot: PLEASE VOTE YES!
NON-ELECTION CLAUSE – VOTE (YES) OR (NO)
(SHALL THE CITY OF SKIDMORE BE ALLOWED TO FOREGO AN ELECTION IF THE NUMBER OF CANIDATES FILED IS EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF SEATS TO BE FILLED). This will save the city money by NOT having an election if the number of candidates who filed match the number of open seats. This does not prevent certified write ins from filing as their deadlines are different. Each election the city holds cost anywhere from$125 to $350 – Meagan Morrow