Hy-Vee seeks 915000 tax aid for new First Avenue store
Residents of Wellington Heights and Mound View support Hy-Vee plans for a 26,000 square foot store funded in part by up to 915000 in tax increment financing. City officials back the package as a path to urban renewal, while opponents urge careful consideration of neighborhood needs. Community members and students urged the project as a local benefit offering shopping closer to home.
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Pheasant decline in Iowa tied to 1995 farm bill habitat loss
The decline began with the 1995 farm bill restricting CRP enrollment and habitat loss from corn and soybean farming. Northern Iowa lost most pheasant cover as CRP grasslands shrank from 2.2 million to about 1.8 million acres, leaving northern areas nearly devoid of suitable habitat and southern areas with excess cover. Even ideal weather won't restore populations to former levels.
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