Johnson County race widens as Lewis enters supervisor bid
Iowa City resident Jason Lewis 44 announces run for Johnson County Board of Supervisors as the fifth Democrat in a field contesting three seats. Lewis, a University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine program director, cites education social justice juvenile justice living wage and rural development as campaign pillars. He joins Patricia Heiden Kurt Friese and incumbents seeking re election with Pat Harney not seeking another term. primary set for June 7.
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Iowa City woman accused of faking domestic assault
Iowa City police say Stephanie A. Cole 30 and co worker Jessica Morales 29 conspired to have the child’s father arrested by fabricating a February 6 911 call. Cole faces malicious prosecution and making false reports indictable offenses. Morales was cited and released for making a false report.
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Clear Creek Amana student charged in after school incident
An 18-year-old Iowa City man, Zachary Gibbs, a Clear Creek Amana High School student, is charged after allegedly taking a juvenile girl from a school commons area at 4:40 pm. He faces third degree holding against will and an incident with intent to commit sexual mistreatment.
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Mount Vernon Fire Suspect Reward Offered in Don Mar Lanes Fire
Mount Vernon Police and the state fire marshal seek new information on the August 9 2015 Don Mar Lanes fire. Police Chief Doug Shannon said an official reward will be announced at today’s news conference at the police department. No arrests have been made.
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Reverse Mortgages Offer Retirement Income Boost For Seniors
Senior homeowners 62 and older can convert home equity into cash via government insured reverse mortgages. Strategies include delaying Social Security to boost monthly benefits and using a line of credit to weather market downturns, with American Advisors Group offering free consultations and an information guide.
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