Williamsburg police chief to stay on job amid controversy
Williamsburg Mayor Murray Armstrong refused to discipline Police Chief Mike Gabriel amid criticism over an alleged extramarital affair with former Recreation Director Tammy Sinn who has resigned for personal reasons. A crowd pressed for action while residents urged concrete information on alleged misuse of city property and time.
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Iowa MECCA offers nicotine therapy coupons to quit smoking
The Mid-Eastern Council on Chemical Abuse in Iowa City distributes four week therapy coupons for nicotine patches gum and Zyban to smokers in four counties Johnson Washington Cedar and Iowa. The program funded by a 4000 grant from the Iowa Department of Public Health started in October with six participants and grows as cessation counselors distribute the coupons to offset therapy costs.
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Gazette Oscar Picks Prompt From Readers
The Gazette invites readers to submit selections for the Academy Awards in four categories Best Actor Best Actress Best Director and Best Film. Readers should include their top choices from the listed nominees such as Adrien Brody Nicolas Cage Michael Caine and Jack Nicholson with emphasis on the near term outcomes.
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Clayton Faces Inquiry Over Vision Grant Receipt
Claxton County officials and developers report to the board about a grant labeled Vision funding. The session aims to justify grant approval and review potential conflicts tied to the marina project and River Blut.
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Former council member enters Marion mayoral race
Kevin Huduk, 50, a former Marion City Council member, filed nomination papers to run for mayor, aiming to succeed Vic Klopfenstein, who announced his retirement after 16 years. Huduk cites early entry to build support in Marion population of 26,266 as other candidates may join.
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Marion school board to buy church and six adjacent lots
Marion Independent School District votes to purchase a church and six adjacent lots for 8215 to expand Starry Elementary School’s space program for 450 students. The plan includes a 2,500 cap on personal contributions and gains space for the program from 5,300 to BACO square feet. Virginia Folkers dissented as Tom Thurman was absent.
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