Woman delivers baby in hospital bathroom. baby found in trash
Ashley R Hautzenrader, 22, told police she did not know she was pregnant and initially tried to flush the newborn. She is charged with one count of child endangerment and released to the Department of Corrections custody. The baby was found alive in a trash can shortly after delivery at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics on Mother's Day.
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University of Iowa students open campus food pantry
A student group with support from the student government launches a campus food pantry to provide healthier options beyond cheap ramen and macaroni. Junior Ben Marks recalls friends skipping meals and cites nutrition’s link to academics and emotion amid rising campus hunger concerns.
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Cedar Rapids eyes sweeter stormwater fee deal
Cedar Rapids considers restructuring a stormwater fee to charge higher amounts to heavy runoff users and offer a 250000 annual incentive to install infiltration practices. The measure aims to cut flash flooding and fund a $75 million to $100 million sewer backlog, with phased increases and potential extra revenue to $5 million yearly.
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Contaminant Found in Anamosa Water Supply
Anamosa officials alerted the state and public after an emulsifier, triethanolamine, was found in the water. Officials said 1 to 3 gallons were mixed into a diluted solution and added to about 750,000 gallons of storage. The incident, caused by a mislabeled chemical, is under review.
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Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Alan Johnson
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