Hermann Visitors Guide

Hermann Area Visitor, Fall Edition, 2015 - Page 33

Look For Wine Town Designs At Oktoberfest Arts & Craft Festival!

#10

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Tin Mill Brewery

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Last in the Hermann

Collector’s

Series

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COURTHOUSE

#2 - GERMAN SCHOOL

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HERMANNHOF WINERY

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STONE HILL WINERY

#5 - CITY HALL/FIREHOUSE

Hermann’s Historic Landmark Buildings

- Collect the entire set of 10

Wine, Wedding & Breast Cancer Items are our specialty

Custom Orders Welcome

Call Tina @ 573-680-0999

WineTownDesigns.com

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ADAM PUCHTA WINERY

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ST. GEORGE CHURCH

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POMMER-GENTNER HOUSE

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ST. PAUL UCC CHURCH

#10

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TIN MILL BREWERY

Locally Crafted Hermann Souvenirs Available at these locations

gar Momma’s, Tin Mill Brewery, Antiques Unlimited 2,

Type Styles,

Hermannhof, Stone Hill & Adam Puchta Wineries

2015

* Hermann Building Series * Wine Inspired Jewelry * Christmas Ornaments *

Holiday Cookie Contest

Bring your favorite holiday cookies

along with the recipe, your name,

address, $5.00 entry fee and daytime phone

number to the Hermann Advertiser-Courier or

New Haven Leader office by December 3rd.

PRIZES...WIN...PRIZES

• 1ST PLACE: $50.00 Gift Certificate

From Seitter's Market

• 2ND PLACE: $25.00 Gift Certificate

From Loutre Market

• 3RD PLACE: $25.00 Gift Certificate

From Hermann Save-A-Lot

Missouri areas.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

awarded the grant to the department with funds

made available through the Diesel Emission

Reduction Act.

This grant targets areas of the state that are

facing the biggest air challenges, particularly in

relation to ozone. Ground-level ozone pollution is a

concern in the St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield

and southeast Missouri areas. These projects will

assist the department in achieving the long-term

goal of reducing harmful emissions produced by

diesel engines as they contribute to the formation

of ground-level ozone, an air pollutant of concern

in Missouri.

Department staff will use the grant award in a

one-year period to create two different pools of

funding.ThegrantprocesswillbeopentoMissouri-

based diesel fleet owners and operators in the city

of St. Louis and the following counties: St. Louis,

St. Charles, Jefferson, Franklin, Lincoln,

Washington, Warren, Clay, Platte, Jackson, Cass,

Ray, Clinton, Buchanan, St. Francois, Ste.

Genevieve, Perry, Cape Girardeau, Bollinger,

lish a program, which will be dedicated to early

vehicle replacements and will fund up to 25 per-

cent of a new vehicle purchase. The new vehicles

purchased must use an EPA-certified engine con-

figuration and also replace an older more pollut-

ing vehicle. Both public and private fleets will be

eligible to apply under this program.

The second pool of funding establishes a pro-

gram dedicated to reducing diesel emissions from

existing fleets in Missouri. Eligible projects under

this program will include EPA- or California Air

Resources Board-verified emission control retro-

fits, EPA-verified idle reduction retrofits, aerody-

namic technology, low rolling resistance tires,

engine repowers that use an EPA-certified engine

configuration and the use of EPA-approved alter-

native fuels.

The program will fund public fleets at 100 per-

cent of the cost of the project, except for engine

repowers, which will require a 25 percent match.

Private fleets will be eligible for 75 percent of the

cost of the project for all projects, except the incre-

mental cost difference of EPA-approved alterna-

receiving a subgrant in the amount of $88,235

from the department.

All projects funded through this grant will be

selected through the use of multiple requests for

proposals in each target area.

The local organizations administering the grant

include St. Louis Regional Clean Cities, the Mid-

America Regional Council, the Southeast Missouri

Regional Planning and Economic Development

Commission and the Ozark Center for Sustainable

Solutions at Drury University. These local organi-

zations will each release two requests for propos-

als, one for each pool of funding, which are expect-

ed to be released in December. Links to the web-

sites of the local organizations where the requests

for proposals will be posted when they are released

can be found on the department’s website at dnr.

mo.gov/env/apcp/cleandieselprogram.htm.

For more information on what the department

is doing to improve air quality in Missouri and the

role Missourians play in improving air quality, call

the department'sAir Pollution Control Program at

800-361-4827 or 573-751-4817 or visit the depart-

ment's website at dnr.mo.gov/env/apcp.

MONTAGUE’S BBQ & MORE...

Dine In • Carryout • Catering

Serving up delicious, home-cooked food

fo lunch, dinn r

301 Schiller Street, Hermann, MO 65041

573-486-2035

•• Open Daily Except for Sunday ••

PLATES • SANDWICHES • WRAPS

HOMEMADE SOUPS

SALADS • DESSERTS

akGlenn

1104 OakGlenn Place

Hermann, MO 65041

573-486-5057

www.oakglenn.com

VINEYARDS

and

WINERY

he spectacular

help create

the ideal s tting

for your weekend

entertainment.

Enjoy live

entertainment May

through November.

$5.00 Cover Charge

visit our website for Nighttime Entertainment

SUNDAYS Noon to 6 pm

SATURDAY 10 am to 10 pm

OakGlenn Winery

Entertainment

2012

May 19 - Borderline 1 - 4 p.m.

20 - Dirke Redue 1 - 4 p.m.

May 26 -To be announced 1- 4 p.m.

27- To be announced 1 - 4 p.m.

June thru September live entertainent

every Friday and Saturday evening and

Sunday afternoons. $5.00 cover charge

applies on Saturday evening.

Entertai me t

September 10 - Borderline 6 - 10 p.m.

September 17 - Dick & Jane 6 - 10 p.m.

September 24 - Badlands 6 - 10 p.m.

October 1 - Borderline 11:30 - 5:30p.m.

October 2 - Michael Rufkahr 1 - 5 p.m.

October 8-Dick & Jane 11:30-5:30 p.m.

October 9 - Michael Rufkahr - 1-5 p.m.

October 15 - Badlands 11:30 - 5:00 p.m.

bluffs of the Missouri River

REDEEM THIS AD FOR $1.00 OFF COVER CHARGE

MON. - FRI. 10:00 am to 6 pm,

for Nighttime Entertainment ONLY

OPEN DAILY