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Amazing America: Colony Acres celebrates 100 Years (opens the original)
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As North Liberty has grown from a small community into a city of more than 20,000 people, one family farm has remained through it all. Colony Acres is celebrating 100 years in the Colony family. The farm dates back to 1926, when Dean Colony's grandfather purchased the property. "It all started way back when in 1926, my grandfather purchased the farm. It was a diverse farm back then and we've grown it into what we are today with the pumpkin patch," Dean said. Each generation has faced a different
Hometown Eats: Monica’s serves up something for everyone in Coralville (opens the original)
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CORALVILLE, Iowa — From Italian comfort food to pizza, burgers and plenty in between, Monica’s has been serving the Coralville area for more than 25 years. The restaurant’s history actually goes back to Bob’s Your Uncle, which had locations in the Iowa City area. Monica’s originally opened as a small Italian bistro before eventually expanding its menu and moving to its current Coralville location in 2008. That move came after flooding forced the restaurant to relocate from Mormon Trek Boulevard.
Johnson County tests voting equipment ahead of November election (opens the original)
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JOHNSON COUNTY, Iowa — Johnson County election workers tested voting equipment Wednesday ahead of the Nov. 3 general election, using pre-marked ballots to check whether machines produced the expected results. Workers used ballots with predetermined outcomes, allowing them to compare expected totals with the numbers generated by tabulators. Chuck Murphy, a part-time elections clerk with Johnson County, said the process also helps workers determine where to look if the results do not match. “I've
Johnson County sheriff details jail alternatives, facility needs (opens the original)
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JOHNSON COUNTY, Iowa — Johnson County Sheriff Brad Kunkel says programs designed to keep people out of jail are saving thousands of jail bed days, but he argues those efforts do not eliminate the need for a new facility. Kunkel spoke with Iowa’s News Now after Supervisors V Fixmer-Oraiz and Mandi Remington called for more focus on alternatives to incarceration and re-entry programs as voters prepare to decide the county’s $94.5 million bond proposal. “I think the fact that the space study is rec
Duane Arnold emergency planning, Morgan Valley faces zoning questions (opens the original)
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LINN COUNTY, Iowa — Linn County is taking steps to prepare local emergency responders for the restart of the Duane Arnold Energy Center while another major energy project moves through the county’s approval process. The Linn County Board of Supervisors discussed an agreement between Linn County Emergency Management and the Marion Fire Department that would give Marion firefighters a role in the county’s radiological emergency response plan. Under the agreement, Marion Fire would provide nine tra
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