Dales Win Gleason ‘Yard of the Month’
From the Sep 30, 2025 e-Edition
George and Sandra Dale, both retired, received Gleason’s September “Yard of the Month” recognition.
The couple’s property at 417 S. Cedar Street is immaculately decorated inside and out.
The couple moved from California to Gleason in August 2024 and have come to love safe and private small-town living in Gleason. In their free time, the couple enjoys customizing their yard, decorating and baking special treats. They also have friends in Greenfield.
The City of Gleason is honored to welcome newcomers like the Dales to their city, as they help enhance Gleason as a town in which to live and retire.
Mayor Charles Anderson, on behalf of the City of Gleason, presented the Dales with a generous gift card for Gleason’s Wells 1918 Homestead in honor of their win.
In the e-Edition
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