Penalty Push After Fort Dodge Fertilizer Spill
The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission unanimously urged the Iowa Attorney General to pursue penalties against NEW Cooperative for Marchs fertilizer spill into the East Nishnabotna River. The incident killed about 750,000 fish over a 50 mile stretch and released 265000 gallons of nitrogen based fertilizer, prompting cleanup efforts and calls for stricter storage rules and higher penalties.
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Iowa City selects concept for City Park Pool replacement
The Iowa City Council chose Option A, a free form activity pool connected to a six-lane 50-meter lap area and a deeper pool with diving boards, to replace the 76-year-old City Park Pool. The $18.4 million plan aims to use 34 percent less water and starts design now with completion expected in 2026.
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Correction: Nursing home staffing article misidentified leader
The Gazette notes Bob Livonius is former chairman of the American Staffing Association and corrects a Sunday report on Iowa nursing homes noting misidentified title. It also reports nearly 30 facilities have closed since 2022 due to staffing and financial distress. Readers may call 319 398 8313 or 800 397 8212 with comments.
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