Iowa officers shave heads to support mother battling cancer
University of Iowa police officer Jackie Anderson shaved her head to support her mother Cindy Garwood who is undergoing chemotherapy for small cell lung cancer. Her colleagues joined in and more officers across shifts and departments followed, sparking widespread online attention and a photo shared by the US Police Department.
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Campaign stops shape 2016 race in Iowa and Tama
Former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley campaigns in Tama at the Tama Civic Center at 8 p.m. Chris Christie schedules visits to Iowa City at 11:30 a.m. and Cedar Rapids at 5:30 p.m. The Putting Families First Presidential Forum on Jan. 9 in Des Moines features O'Malley and Bernie Sanders discussing recovery and investment in underserved communities.
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Marion study urges two more fire stations by 2021
A Marion Fire Department commissioned report from the Center for Public Safety Excellence urges expanding from two to four fire stations by 2021 to meet growth and demand. It recommends a third station by 2018 near Tower Terrace Road and 10th Street and a fourth near Highway 13 and 35th Avenue, with staffing increases including up to 21 firefighters per shift.
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