HeyJaredMike Ladehoff
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From the Mayor’s Desk: Politics and transparency (opens the original)
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Election time is upon us again. If you are like my family, you may find many of the ads, flyers, and TV commercials to be unbelievably negative and false. This robs us of good candidates by making people who are considering running for office hesitate to do so. Excuses such as "Someone else who supports me put it out, not me" just don't wash. This is particularly painful in local elections, where people personally know the candidates and know they are good people. Tell us what you want to do and
Driving forward (opens the original)
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I had the opportunity to attend the Marshall County Food Access meeting this week at the ISU Extension Office. Meetings are held quarterly. You would be surprised at how many people and groups are working their tail off to help people have access to food. Food banks, little food boxes that you see around town, grocery stores, churches, Meals on Wheels, House of Compassion, School Districts plus many more coordinate together trying to meet families and individuals who could use a little help. Thi
Successes (opens the original)
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Recently our city has had several successes, and we should all be very proud of not only the projects, but the people and teams behind the scenes that made it all work. We had a ribbon cutting last Friday at the new Franklin Field project. If you haven't seen it, it is well worth the trip. The School Board, administration, Reimagine Miller Committee, voters and contractors came together to create a fantastic project that we can all be proud of. A big crowd of Bobcat fans with the Bobcat Cheerlea
Through my eyes, how economic development really works (opens the original)
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Economic development is a tough animal to really define, whether it's a new restaurant, a manufacturer, business or coffee shop. Sure, some businesses are built by local residents, but many are not. I see people commenting all the time on Facebook about what Marshalltown should "go after" for restaurants, etc. The Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce serves as the city's economic development department and we do work closely with them regarding development. Yes, the Chamber reaches out to diffe
From the Mayor’s Desk: Lots of stuff (opens the original)
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Starting next week on Aug. 4, I will start having regular office hours on Tuesday mornings from 8:30 until noon and Thursday afternoons from 1:00 until 4:30 at City Hall. Want to chat or have something bugging you? Stop in, no appointment needed. The railing on the Center Street has taken on a life of its own the past month. I thought the whole bridge repair was straightforward. But rail discussions about repair or replace, what type of replacement and design turned into its own animal. City Eng
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