Lombardo Chosen as Iowa City Chief Administrative Officer
Lombardo selected by Iowa City council as chief administrative officer to lead day to day operations for a city of about 63,000. He impressed with fit and fresh perspective, though youngest candidate with least prior head administrator experience. He plans to engage with council staff, business leaders, University of Iowa, and focus on housing, economic development, and budget analysis.
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Michael Lombardo profile highlights career path and family
Michael Lombardo age 43 is a consultant with a background as a senior manager and advisor at Management Partners Inc in Cincinnati. His career spans Allegan County Michigan county administrator Augusta Maine assistant city manager International City/County Management Association Washington DC performance auditor New Hampshire and degrees from University at Albany including economics and public administration. He is married to Kerry and has two adult daughters and a young son.
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Anamosa Flood Crest Seen At 23.5 Feet Early Tuesday
The National Weather Service forecasts the Wapsipinicon at 23.5 feet for Anamosa, about 10 feet above flood stage, with a crest expected early Tuesday. Residents and volunteers report sandbagging largely complete and discuss potential disaster aid based on damage extent.
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Weather patterns boost insect survival and flood plains feed mosquitoes
Entomologist Lewis explains hibernation in mantis eggs and flies while corn borers and earworms respond to dry or warm nights. Mosquitoes rebound with 60s to 70s temperatures and standing water after nearly 5 inches of April rain. Wet Creeks and ditched fields near Cedar Valley Nature Trail foster frogs and earthworms to influence insect populations.
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Iowa
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