Flood repairs underway in Clayton County recreation areas
Clayton County Conservation reports damage to 11 of 18 parks and facilities from June floods. Osborne Park Motor Mill and Pony Hollow Trail suffered the worst. total damage exceeds 200000 dollars. Plans move campground relocation above Osborne Pond with FEMA mitigation funds possible.
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Coralville buys Erin Arms Apartments in flood buyout
The Coralville City Council purchased Erin Arms Apartments at 407 Fourth Ave for 1.25 million using tax increment financing. Fifteen properties totaling 3.2 million have been acquired since August as FEMA buyouts. The building will be demolished and sold to a private owner after improvements to Fifth Street and the Biscuit Creek waterfront.
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Pheasants Forever group to buy 60 acre Hale habitat add
Twin Rivers chapter announced at its annual banquet that it will help acquire a 60 acre Hale Wildlife Area addition. The chapter has funded more than 1,200 acres of local habitat, earned Field & Stream 2007 conservation chapter of the year, and netted over $40,000 at the 24th banquet in Monticello attended by about 430 people.
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Pheasants Forever
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Whitewater Canyon
Ringneck Ridge
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Muskrat Slough
Henneberry
Scotch Grove Prairie
Indian Bluffs
Cascade
Field & Stream Magazine
Conservation Organization
Rod Smith
Smith
Habitat
Matt McQuillen
Matt
Berndes Center
Monticello
Braley presses for full Postville raid cost breakdown
Rep. Bruce Braley won ICE release of Agriprocessors raid expenses totaling 5.24 million as of Oct. 1 after FOI requests. The breakdown shows 1.58 million for 750 investigators and 2.65 million for leased security services among other costs, with total taxpayer outlay over 6.1 million and more than 389 workers arrested.
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Freed Agriprocessors inmates must wear electronic monitors
Eighteen former Agriprocessors Inc workers, recently released after five months in prison, will wear electronic monitoring bracelets. A U S District judge halted the order amid a case where two plant employees face charges for aiding illegal immigrants. The raid occurred May 12 at the kosher meatpacking plant.
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Cedar Rapids
Agriprocessors Inc
U.S
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Karina Freund
Fayette
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Postville
Althouse
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