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Dubuque County attorneys: Jury selection a ‘very important’ process (opens the original)
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From holdout jurors to bullying, jury selection is a complicated process even on the local level, Dubuque County experts said. With recent national attention on jurors in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Telegraph Herald asked local attorneys about the challenges that come with picking a jury. Dubuque County Attorney Scott Nelson and criminal defense attorney Ben Bartels said theyâve both worked on cases where jurors couldnât reach a verdict, such as the Clancy case.
Local experts weigh in on White House press restrictions, government access (opens the original)
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While access to government is a talking point on the national level, Dubuque Countyâs auditor said the countyâs goal is âto be open and transparent for everybody.â In Iowa, state law mandates that local government do so through open, public meetings. A scenario like the Trump administrationâs recent barring of news outlets from the White House wouldnât play out at a Dubuque County meeting for that reason, according to Dubuque County Auditor Keith Lucy.
Dubuque County supervisors, conservation leaders talk $18 million bond (opens the original)
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Citing declining financial support from Dubuque County in recent years, county conservation officials are turning to taxpayer funding for projects such as park improvements. If Dubuque County Conservation borrows $18 million via a property tax increase to fund such projects, its executive director said he expects âa lot of efficiencies to come from the improvements.â But the department will still need money from the county for expenses such as equipment â and conservation leaders anticipat
Dubuque County renewable energy ordinance still a work in progress (opens the original)
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Dubuque County zoning officials want to get the ball rolling again on a renewable energy ordinance after the process stalled âfor years.â The countyâs Zoning Commission spent two years drafting renewable energy regulations, but after ample debate, county supervisors failed to act on them, commissioners said. The chair of the group recently revised a draft ordinance regarding smaller, utility-sized solar arrays, but the process remains at a standstill.
Peosta city leaders interested in extending data center moratorium (opens the original)
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PEOSTA, Iowa â City leaders in Peosta said they plan to extend their moratorium on data center development by six months. Thatâs just one step Peosta City Council members said is necessary to move the cityâs data center ordinance forward. A vote on the moratorium extension is expected this month. At a packed work session Wednesday, city leaders also agreed to hire a consultant to help âconstructâ their regulations.
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