2022 marks the first time Zumbach has held a chair role since being elected in 2020
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2022 marks the first time Zumbach has held a chair role since being elected in 2020
Former president and the finance director of defunct “Newbo Evolve“ festival face bank fraud charges. If convicted, each face up to 30 years in federal prison.
The Iowa City Council unanimously re-elected Mayor Bruce Teague to another term and selected newcomer Megan Alter as mayor pro tem during an organizational meeting Tuesday morning.
Carter Wolf, 24, is accused of firing his gun through his closed bedroom door at least 6 or 7 times in the direction of his landlord, who was at the residence to fix a plumbing issue.
Kirkwood student Haji Ali is building a well in his hometown in Ethiopia to provide clean water for its community, using a $10,000 grant and other donations. The well is is expected to be completed this year and will operate on solar power.
The survey is designed to evaluate how Marion’s city government is serving residents, gauge perceptions of the city and make comparisons with peer local government agencies. Some residents have been selected randomly to participate in the survey by mail, while an online link will be open to all residents in February.
The Visiting Nurse Association will be conducting a cholesterol screening at the Senior Center in Iowa City from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 12. Appointments are required.
Iowa State University Extension’s Parent Education Consortium is offering a variety of free workshops designed for parents and caregivers of children ages 0-5 who live in Linn County. Registration is required.
The city’s end goal is to replant and restore the 110-acre property
An earlier proposal was supported by renewable fuels groups, but opposed by retailers and consumer choice advocates.
In Republican-controlled Iowa Legislature, environmental groups look for niche issues that could get bipartisan support. These include soil health, digesters and state parks funding.
Solon residents approved an extension and expansion of the city’s local-option sales tax in November. The main reason voters were asked to consider the expansion was a new $4.2 million fire station.
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