Linn County facility to gain at least four new aides
The Linn County Care Facility will add at least four new employees and hire a new facilities director later, with six members of a technical advisory panel guiding the plan. The committee recommended keeping the psychiatric unit as part of the care facility and urged immediate hiring of a director plus a residential care coordinator after the director arrives.
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Mary Burke
Gazette
Linn County
Iowa State Department of Health
John Morris
Discovery Village
Fillmore School
Cedar Rapids
Department of Mental Health Services
Ken Schriner
Louis
Elaine Hulseberg
Morris
Hulsebergs
Schriner
Dunkle
Joe Rinas
Jean Oxley
Sharon Barnhart
The
Association For Retarded Citizens
Cyndie Franklin
Y-Crest
Margaret Nelson
Mental Health
Ron Nelson
Mona Phelps
Warner Brothers Siding and Roofing Ad in Marion Iowa
Local advertiser lists Warner Brothers Siding and Roofing serving Marion Iowa since 1953 with contact 377 5573. Also notes a garage sale from Wednesday to Friday 8 to 5 at 1235 26th Street in Marion.
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Warner Brothers
Marion
Iowa
26Th Street
Park rangers study motorcycle gangs for safety
DES MOINES. Park rangers learned about motorcycle gangs including the Hell's Angels the Grim Reapers and the Outlaws to prepare for potential summer incursions into state parks. Training covered gang structure colors and safety responses for ranger on duty.
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Des Moines
Hell’s Angels
Grim Reapers
The
Outlaws
Rangers learn motorcycle gang awareness for park safety
In Des Moines 204 peace officers attended a day long seminar on recognizing and handling motorcycle gangs at Yellow River Forest style incidents. The unnamed expert urged identifying groups by colors badges or license plates and contacting leaders while warning that trouble seeking visitors may escalate things. The Iowa Conservation Commission and Polk County Sheriff's Department co sponsored the training to boost ranger safety and response when outnumbered.
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Yellow River Forest
Allamakee County
Des Moines
Park Rangers
Iowa Conservation Commission
Bill Medland
Commission
Iowa State Patrol
Medland
Mesquakie executive resigns. Roberts named interim leader
Andrew Roberts, Mesquakie tribe health services chief, appointed by the tribal council to succeed Milo Buffalo who resigned June 15. Buffalo, hospitalized earlier, has offered no reason. Roberts may keep the post temporarily as a federal audit by Interior IG proceeds, with the team expected to stay up to two months.
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Tama
Andrew Roberts
Milo Buffalo
Roberts
Buffalo
U.S. Interior Department
Inspector General
U.S
Evan Hultman
Federal emergency food and shelter funds to Iowa Agencies
Four eastern Iowa agencies receive federal emergency food and shelter grants totaling 563,420 as part of a 50 million nationwide program. Funds target areas with high unemployment and poverty, and were allocated to United Way of Johnson County Hawkeye Area Community Action Program for Benton and Linn counties and Hawkeye Area Agency on Aging for the Tama Indian Settlement.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Social Services
Congress
United Way of
Johnson County
Hawkeye
Benton County
Linn County
Hawkeye Area
Tama County
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