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Youth located after search in Backbone (opens the original)
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A young girl has been found after a multi-agency search within Backbone State Park. The Delaware County Communications Center took a call around 1:14 a.m. Wednesday regarding a minor girl who was believed to be experiencing a crisis that was related to mental health. Emergency responders then undertook a major search of the park with trails, facility and additional areas. Around 5 a.m., the girl’s location was determined with search operations concluding. Multiple counties’ agencies took part in
Oelwein, Indee impacted by rebranding (opens the original)
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Hy-Vee Dollar Fresh Market Stores including both the Oelwein and Independence branches will be impacted by a decision announced by the company. The company is discontinuing its Dollar Fresh brand and will convert remaining Dollar Fresh outlets into the main Hy-Vee brand. That decision will have an impact in the area with stores in Oelwein and Independence. However, stores are not going to close in the area with the rebranding set to take effect sometime next year. âThe most specific timeline f
First Grade Phonics Journals underway (opens the original)
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This year in first grade, we hit the ground running with our phonics journals right away. We have created a routine for students to follow along with for each skill. By working in these journals every day, students are creating their own resource to look back on when reading and writing throughout the year. Being that it is only the beginning of the year, students have been reviewing many letter sounds and spelling patterns they learned in kindergarten. First grade students are working to master
Organizers want Benton County unity against energy project (opens the original)
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Opponents of a proposed natural gas energy plant want Atkins to take a central role in moving other cities to oppose the project. During Public Comment at the Sept. 8 meeting of the Atkins City Council, resident Jane Sheer, wearing a âNO! MORGAN VALLEY POWER PLANTâ t-shirt, spoke. âWe are asking for assistance with the Iowa Utility Commission letters of objection from other Benton County cities within the 10-mile impact zone,â said Sheer. She gave an update on letters submitted including
Council considers engaging bond counsel (opens the original)
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The City of Vinton is looking at amending its existing urban renewal plan. During councilâs Aug. 27 meeting, council was asked to consider engaging counsel for the purpose of updating its Urban Renewal Plan. According to City Administrator Chris Ward, this is in connection with Vinton Unlimitedâs Main Street project. âAnd also because the Down Payment Assistance program is actually running ahead of schedule, we need to have a place for those urban renewal funds,â said Ward. âSo, after
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