In the new year, folks who are thinking of building a new home in some of the rural area of Sterns County will get information on some of the nuamces of country life. County officials say a lot of new homes are popping up in what used to be corn fields, so they are working on a brochure which will explain what to expect. Rob Sip is the Sterns County Feedlot Division Supervisor. He says the brochure is pannerned after on developed in Ottawa County, Michigan.
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