Groundbreaking for Decorah High project bids cited
Decorah High School renovation and new construction bid process opens with Lars Construction of Tigard awarded a 186 million contract. Original estimate was about 9 million higher. Haluska notes EPDM roofing chosen to save costs and extend roof life. Construction expected to finish in two years despite weather risks.
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Benton County approves new building insurance policy
County supervisors weigh and approve two government required insurance policies for a new court building. One policy covers $500 for the structure and $250 100 for a claims fund, with flood coverage to match replacement cost. A guesstimated annual premium around $25 000 is noted amid ongoing grind list work and pending open house date for the law enforcement center.
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Oae
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Emeagency Managementt
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Romie
Pevarmmer
Todd McNall
Dale
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Riverside to hold special council election after vacancy
Riverside residents likely vote next month in a special election to fill a city council vacancy. Washington County Auditor Bill Fredrick said a petition calling for the election was filed, signatures were needed, and June 28 was suggested to coincide with the Washington school board vote to save costs. The seat opened after former member Betty Kealborg died May 4, with a 90 day vacancy law guiding timing. the seat could be filled for the remainder of Kealborg’s term or a full term in November. Other Riverside offices to be elected include mayor, and council members Rodney Waldschmidt and Todd Yahnke.
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Washington County
Bill Fredrick
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Washington
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Ana
Riverstte
Coginel
Betty Kaal‘Borg
Tipton plans hearings on two general obligation loans
Tipton City will hold public hearings early in June on two general obligation loan agreements totaling about 2 million dollars. The funds would refinance 240,906 in bonds from 2008 and cover water sewer improvements street work and police and public works vehicle needs. A separate 2.18 million voter approved bond finances a new fire station and related facilities.
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Tipton
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Milan
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Federal Emergency Management Agence
Former Iowa inmate sentenced for threats to president
Terrence Dunn formerly of Lincoln, Iowa, received eight years in federal prison after pleading to threats against the president and two businesses. U.S. Attorney’s Office said the sentences run concurrently, with Dunn held at the Iowa Medical and Classification Center.
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Iowa
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Lincoln
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Iowa Medical and Classification Center
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