Images of America book about Anamosa Penitentiary unveiled
In Anamosa, Dick Snavely and Steve Wendl discuss their upcoming Images of America: Anamosa Penitentiary, a 128 page photo history opening a window on the 1873 1943 walls built by prisoners, the 900 by 800 foot layout, 24 foot walls, 8 foot base thickness, and the museum’s 2001 inauguration.
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Images of America Anamosa Penitentiary book release
Richard Snavely and Steve Wendl launch Images of America Anamosa Penitentiary from Arcadia Publishing on March 8, priced 21.99. The Anamosa State Penitentiary Museum opens Memorial Day weekend to first weekend in October on weekends noon to 4 pm, or by appointment year round at (319) 462-2386. Admission 3 dollars for adults, students free. Website asphistory.com chronicles 138 years of the prison.
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Iowa House weighs puppy mill crackdown bill
Des Moines Bureau Iowa lawmakers move a measure to empower state inspectors to act on complaints against federally licensed breeding facilities to check for animal suffering. Advocates say local action is needed as U S delays persist. The bill would impose new fees to fund inspectors and faces debate alongside related legislative actions.
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Local arrests reported in Iowa City and surrounding towns
Public safety notes list multiple individuals charged in recent hours across Iowa City North Liberty Coralville and Cedar Rapids area. Names ages and addresses appear with times and locations including Highway 5 First Avenue Burlington Dubuque streets Muscatine Avenue and Fifth Street. Several entries include a charge of possession of marijuana and a second offense in some cases.
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Sioux City
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Clover St
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Ashton Pl
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