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Go-Green Engineering Reports

Martin Mechanical Kennedy Audit Thomas Kennedy Center Action Plan Thomas Kennedy Center Letter
Thomas Kennedy Center Report Appendix A-D Thomas Kennedy Center Report Appendix E Thomas Kennedy Center Report
     

 

 

 

Have a business that works with renewable energy? Just follow the "Businesses" link located at the left of your screen. Click here for a color brochure on the building...call the city office for more details.

 


Need information on the city of Kennedy...
here is the new Welcome Packet!


The Kennedy Community Garden is in need of donations to keep up the garden. Think of the community garden when planning those year end donations!! Make your checks out to the "Kennedy Community Garden" and mail them to the city office (P.O. Box 7).  Let's work together to keep a good thing going and show our thanks and appreciation to Mary Cooney.

 

The Community Garden is a wonderful spot to enjoy; whether it be resting or relaxing. The garden is very calming.  Click here to view more pictures. 


Thanks for stopping to take a virtual tour of Kennedy. 

Our city is full of pride and rich in history.  The city was formed in 1889. Kennedy is located in the rich soils of the Red River Valley.  It was home to one of the largest bonanza farms of the 1900s--Kiene Farms.  Kennedy is a unique little town and you can see this from the time you drive into town and stop at the local cafe or shop in the area's largest antique store.  You will be greeted by friendly people and big hearts.   Please enjoy our site and come to visit again.

For all you locals--set this up as a favorite or bookmark to keep informed of all the happenings within the city!!


Go to www.nwrdc.org for more information.

 

 

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