Muscatine Arboretum Association
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The purpose of the Muscatine Arboretum is to establish a permanent collection of plants for education, research, conservation and beautification in harmony with the objectives of the Muscatine County Environmental Discovery Center.
Officers:
President: Charles Rickey
Vice Pres: Kathy Chalupa
Treasurer: Steve Forbes
Secretary: Sandra Wsles
Corresponding Secy:Lynn Tavner
Location:
Muscatine Arboretum is located on 15 acres near the Muscatine County Environmental Discovery Center. Access is through the Discovery Center or from Houser Street via Harmony Lane.
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Hey everyone I have a dog that is free to a good home! She is a beagle and I cant keep her because she likes to run and I live in a trailer park! She is a really good dog! Her name is Chloe. If...
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