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3 years in, local abbey's watershed project sees positive early signs

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PEOSTA, Iowa — John Schroeder stood on the muddy bank of Catfish Creek near New Melleray Abbey in Dubuque County this week, taking in the matted grasses and broken sticks left behind after a high-water event.
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3 years in, local abbey's watershed project sees positive early signs

PEOSTA, Iowa — John Schroeder stood on the muddy bank of Catfish Creek near New Melleray Abbey in Dubuque County this week, taking in the matted grasses and broken sticks left behind after a high-water event.

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TelegraphHerald.com broke the news in on Friday, August 15, 2025.
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