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Clay County Conservation Board Invites Public to Fall Frolic This Weekend

Clay County Conservation Board Invites Public to Fall Frolic This Weekend

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Spencer, IA (northwestiowanow) — The Clay County Conservation Board invites the public to enjoy a free afternoon of outdoor activities and experience a new educational attraction at Oneota Park.

During her monthly update on KICD, Clay County Naturalist Trinity Atkins says the conservation board is coming off a successful October.

The major event for November is the Fall Frolic on November 15th from 4 to 6 p.m. at Oneota Park.

Atkins also highlighted the conservation board’s new StarLab at the Oneota Learning Center.

She says the location can be booked by anyone who is interested.

For more information about the Fall Frolic or to schedule a StarLab visit, residents can contact the Oneota Learning Center.

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