Marion lifts temporary water ban after well fix
Marion Iowa lifted its temporary water ban on Monday after repairs to a faulty well. Residents were urged to conserve water and avoid lawn watering as drought persists. The city relies on six deep wells and four pumping stations, producing about 3 million gallons daily. The Gazette reports.
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Medicaid savings from billing errors exceed 30 million in Iowa
Iowa Medicaid program saved nearly 30 million through contractor led audits of claims and billing mistakes. The $50 million total recovered includes first year gains and credits refunds to federal funds. Corrections addressed decimal errors, readmissions timing, dental and chore claims, reducing future service costs.
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Norah Hammond leads a community driven process to decide the future of Cedar Rapids Science Center now housed at Lindale Mall. Residents, local business leaders, and AmeriCorps contributors discuss a destination center with flexible space and aviation exhibits while surveys inform board plans and fundraising.
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