Surrendered dachshunds up for adoption at Cedar Valley shelter
Cedar Rapids Cedar Valley Humane Society received 19 surrendered dachshunds from a commercial breeding operation. Six are available for adoption at 125 dollars each with adoption rules and hours posted. several may go to breed specialty rescues due to health issues or kennel exposure. Young says owner cooperated and dogs will be placed with care, avoiding homes with young children.
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Food recall sparks debate in Iowa race
In a taping of Iowa Press Republican Rep. Tom Latham and Democrat Bill Maske spar over food safety after a Wright County Egg and Hillandale Farms recall. Latham blames FDA enforcement gaps. Maske links it to deregulation and GOP policy. Both see more appearances before the November vote.
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Magistrate Hagge or Stephen Jackson Jr for district judgeship
The Sixth Judicial District Nominating Commission chose Magistrate Marty Hagge and Cedar Rapids attorney Stephen Jackson Jr for a vacant district judge position. Gov. Culver will appoint within 30 days. The seat opened after District Judge Kristin Hibbs retired earlier this year. Hagge has been a magistrate since 2005 and both candidates have strong legal backgrounds.
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Groundbreaking Set for Elkader Fire and Emergency Services Building
In Elkader a public groundbreaking ceremony is planned for 10 a.m. Friday for a new fire and emergency services building replacing the flood damaged facility from June 2008. In Waterloo the parents of 13 year old Donnisha Hill will receive 103000 in a wrongful death settlement with the city and Travelers Insurance. Hill was killed after alighting a school bus to meet neighbor David Damm who faced sex abuse accusations. Damm was later linked to a murder for hire scheme. Damm was convicted in Illinois and sentenced to death. Bart is serving life in prison.
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Decorah faces levee certification cost up to 130000
Decorah may spend as much as 130000 to certify its three mile Army Corps levee under a FEMA map modernization rule. If certification isn’t done by July 1, 2012, large portions of the city east and west flood plains could be remapped with residential areas placed in the flood zone. City Administrator Jerry Freund noted the two year deadline and council safety committee reviews options.
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Obama to visit Des Moines and Richmond on trip
President Barack Obama will visit Des Moines Iowa on September 29 with a stop in Richmond Virginia the same day and a prior stop in Albuquerque New Mexico on September 28. An aide said the Des Moines event may be an informal backyard setting echoing a Virginia event. He seeks to highlight administration actions for middle class families as he returns to the state that backed his early caucus win.
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