MADRID, Iowa---The Madrid City Council will consider participation in the Common Thread Consortium, an effort to have several communities with like interests working together to promote themselves. The Ogden City Council took action earlier this month to share in the Consortium. Perry is the largest city involved and together the group is using the expertise of Iowa State University in developing a logo to identify the group and it's participants.
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