Marion Linn-Mar school district report praised for insights but labeled flawed
The Marion Chamber of Commerce report card on Marion and Linn-Mar districts highlights maintenance planning gaps at Linn-Mar and transportation issues at Marion Independent. It lauds some planning strengths yet criticizes technology integration and cost recovery. The piece urges voters to study the report before fall school board elections.
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Marion
Linn-Mar
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Marion Independent
Endorsements Halt Dove Hunting Push in Iowa
An Iowa Department of Natural Resources official argues against a dove season, noting the mourning dove’s minor crop threat and urging lawmakers to block the movement. The piece questions hunting practicality and calls for stifling the effort early.
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Iowa Department of Natural Resources
The
Gazette
Orlan Love
Iowa
Public landfill siting urged to be voluntary and market based
The author argues Bluestem should secure voluntary land acquisitions in Linn County or contract with nearby Illinois landfills, emphasizing fair compensation, community benefits, and competitive bidding. The piece cites broader trends toward transfer stations and cross-border waste disposal, urging environmental safeguards and public support.
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Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Bluestem
Illinois
South Carolina
Canada
Maine
Minnesota
New York
Linn County
Sex in the military what did they expect
Edwin Feulner argues that mixing sexes in close military quarters would spark sexual activity and disrupt cohesion. He blames naïve leaders and feminist ideas, alleging conditioning and discipline fail to prevent consequences, urging acknowledgment of innate human behavior.
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Edwin Fealner
U.S
Washington
Clinton
Congress
Johnnie
Suzy
Patricia Schroeder
D-Corp
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Dale Larson
Jerry Elsen
Mark Bowden
Marion Chamber
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Don
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Heritage Foundation
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