Community drug take back at Hy-Vee and town hall in Central City
Cedar Rapids police will assist Hy-Vee at 4035 Mount Vernon Rd SE today from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to collect unused medications to prevent water contamination. Central City residents are urged to attend a Linn County town hall at 9 a.m. today at the Waterhouse Centre to discuss roads, the budget, and taxes.
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Johnson County election cost set at seventy four thousand five hundred sixty
Iowa City reports the Johnson County special supervisor election cost 74560 dollars after a petition forced the vote Democrat Janelle Rettig was appointed and then won the seat. Auditor Tom Slockett estimated costs last fall and faced criticism for the figure amid the election decision process.
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Flood buyouts begin in Gazette EDAR RAP area
City Hall started flood buyouts with three properties on Friday and plans to buy out more than 1,300. Another 39 properties are lined up for buyouts to begin the week of March 1. Purchases are based on pre flood value, with possible 7 percent increase via federal aid. Residents express relief amid financial strain.
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Cedar Rapids
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Prairie High student dies. autopsy planned
Prairie High School mourns Katlin Abben 16 who died Friday morning after being taken from her home to St Luke's Hospital. An autopsy will be held at the State Medical Examiner's Office in Ankeny. Abben was a runner and high jumper for the Prairie track team and a sophomore volleyball player last fall.
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Don Linder
Linn County
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Prairie
Chris Perkins
Hiawatha to vote on budget March 3
The city plans a $14.7 million budget with no tax rate change for the coming fiscal year though the 2.9 percent increase in taxable assessed value raises the property tax roll. City officials expect about $4.6 million from property taxes and $10.3 million from water sewer charges and other fees. Capital projects total $3.5 million including extending water and sewer service to areas west of I 380. Public safety would receive $2.3 million, debt service $2.6 million, with about $1 million each for recreation and general government.
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