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Grant County fire, EMS departments earn federal grants (opens the original)
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Multiple Grant County, Wis., emergency services departments recently earned more than $335,000 in grant funding through the Federal Emergency Management Agencyâs Assistance to Firefighters Grant program. The program is administered by FEMA and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and is designed to help fire and EMS agencies âimprove operations, protect their personnel and enhance their ability to respond to emergencies,â according to an online announcement.
After heart transplant, Cascade teen to serve as Hawkeye Kid Captain (opens the original)
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CASCADE, Iowa â Beau Harvey has spent countless hours inside the walls of the University of Iowa Stead Family Childrenâs Hospital over the past few years as he prepared for and recovered from a heart transplant. However, the Cascade teen was always so sick during his stays at the hospital that he was never able to participate in the Wave, in which players and fans at Iowaâs football games wave to children in the hospital at the end of the first quarter.
Maquoketa man sentenced to federal prison for drug, weapons offenses (opens the original)
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MAQUOKETA, Iowa â A Maquoketa man who participated in a cocaine and marijuana conspiracy was sentenced this week to 15 years in federal prison. Dumonta E. Terrell, 33, received the sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute a mixture containing cocaine base and marijuana, possession with intent to distribute cocaine, possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime and being a felon in possession of a firearm, according to a press release from the U.S. Attorne
After PPEL failure, Maquoketa district leaders consider next steps (opens the original)
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MAQUOKETA, Iowa â After Maquoketa Community School District voters narrowly rejected a proposed increase to the districtâs physical plant and equipment levy, district officials will consider the best options to address a projected funding shortfall for an ongoing construction project. During a special election Tuesday, 224 people, or 52.2%, voted against the measure, while 205 people, or 47.8%, voted in favor.
Dubuque district voters approve PPEL increase, extension (opens the original)
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Dubuque Community School District voters approved a 10-year renewal of the districtâs Physical Plant and Equipment Levy at an increased rate in a special election Tuesday. A total of 5,823 people, or 65.5%, voted in favor of the extension and increase of the voter-approved portion of the levy, while 3,063 people, or 34.5%, voted against it. The measure required a simple majority approval to pass.
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