Twin court attendants draw double takes in Linn County
Courthouse workers Sophie and Savannah George, twins born six minutes apart, serve in Linn County. Neighbors note they are not identical yet look alike to many. Their shared role highlights community life in the courthouse district.
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Preserving history AI lands grant for Vaudeville archive
A history preservation project named Preserving History AI has received a grant to digitize and safeguard a Vaudeville collection. The funding supports cataloging, imaging, and online access, enabling scholars and the public to explore early American entertainment.
Two unbeaten teams meet in dream Final Four title clash
Notre Dame and UConn rolled to Sunday semifinal wins setting up a showdown between two perfect teams for the national championship.
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Lake Delhi dam rebuild to start next week in two phases
The two phase project begins with concrete repairs and gate upgrades at the Lake Delhi dam. Sunda Construction will bring in heavy equipment to recondition the structure and replace flood gates and systems. Federal engineers highlighted gate failure as a potential breach factor.
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Texting while driving stays secondary offense in Iowa
Des Moines reports show Iowa bans texting as a secondary offense since 2010. Sgt. Scott Bright cites limited enforcement with about 500 tickets in two years. State Sen. Ted Bowman backed a primary offense proposal, which passed the Senate but stalled in the House.
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Obama to push equal pay with two executive actions
President Obama plans two executive steps this week to advance pay equity. An executive order would bar federal contractors from retaliating against employees who discuss wages. A presidential memorandum would require contractors to disclose pay data by sex and race.
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Health Care Vets Push for Pot
Perry Parks, 71, a Vietnam veteran and retired commander from Rockingham North Carolina, says cannabis helps ease his posttraumatic stress and insomnia after years of sleeping pills. He reports fewer dreams since using marijuana, amid a growing veteran debate on medical cannabis.
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