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Logan named grand marshal for Clinton Homecoming Parade (opens the original)
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This yearâs grand marshal for the Clinton High School Homecoming Parade is Ben Logan, who was a vocal music teacher in the district for more than 30 years. Homecoming activities begin on Monday. The dress-up theme will be Pajama Day and the activity of the day with be powderpuff football at Coan Field at 6:30 p.m. The boys and girls cross country teams will be in action at 5 p.m. at the Solon Invitational. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Data center ordinance meetings continue, at times contentiously (opens the original)
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It will be about two weeks until the Clinton City Council will review the changes members discussed on Tuesday to a draft zoning ordinance to regulate data centers. They will take up the issue at the committee of the whole meeting that will follow their regular business meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 22, which begins at 5 p.m. At a special committee of the whole â or workshop â meeting on Wednesday, the Council agreed to define three size levels of data centers â small, medium and large or hype
TERROR RESPONSE: At commemoration of 9/11, Clinton reflects on courage, compassion and resilience (opens the original)
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In a 1-acre nook just outside the neighborhoods of Clinton and backed up to a farm field, community members joined roughly 40 firefighters, police and other first responders to remember those who were lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and reflect on what has followed. âToday we remember, we honor, we reflect, and we recommit ourselves to building a nation worthy of the sacrifices made by so many,â said Mayor Scott Maddasion in his welcoming remarks at the 25-anniversary commemoration of the Sept. 11,
36th Avenue home now on demolition list (opens the original)
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The Clinton City Council by a 5-0 vote on Tuesday placed the deteriorating building at 277 36th Ave. N. on the demolition list. The background provided to the Council by city staff states that âthe single-family residential structure that has experienced significant deterioration and has a documented history of health and safety concerns.â Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Data center opponents lambast City Council (opens the original)
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Data center opponents lashed out at Clinton City Councilmembers and the mayor Tuesday night, a day before a second scheduled workshop session on a zoning ordinance. They spoke during the public comments portion of the Councilâs regular business meeting. Many of the speakers had been told at past meetings that the Councilmembers would not respond in that setting to any topic not previously posted on the agenda. This is to avoid violating Iowaâs open meetings law, City Attorney Pat OâConnell
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