An 83-year-old Marion man has been missing since Monday, Jan. 16, according to a news release from the Marion Police Department.
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An 83-year-old Marion man has been missing since Monday, Jan. 16, according to a news release from the Marion Police Department.
Defense continues its case today
No matter which team you support, there’s a soup for you at the Domestic Violence Intervention Program’s 26th annual fundraiser.
Both private industry and the public sector struggle with finding people with the expertise to respond to the attacks.
Over the last few months, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors has been discussing how to move forward with a costly renovation of the county’s administrative campus after the project costs ballooned.
Five bills introduced by Sen. Jeff Taylor, a Sioux Center Republican, would curtail eminent domain opportunities for hazardous liquid pipeline companies, limit their ability to conduct land surveys and negotiate easements for that land and require them to identify their investors.
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Also, Marion and MEDCO publish a developer’s guide
Police found two male victims who had fallen about 20 feet from a portable scaffold at Farmtek.
Union workers voted to ratify a four-year contract with multinational ingredients maker Ingredion, ending a strike that has stretched on for nearly six months against the company’s Cedar Rapids facility.
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