Sewage Dump Kills Fish in McCloud Run Creek
Linn County conservation officer reports a repair crew pumped sewage into a spring fed stream near McCloud Run and Cedar Rapids id s, killing multiple fish species along a mile long creek. Water samples and fish photos were sent to Des Moines for review by the State Conservation Commission and the State Department of Health. Authorities say dumping sewage into public waterways violates laws, though action is unlikely. city officials pledged cooperation. A child was reported struck and in critical condition.
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Oak Hill A City Blight Case With Renewal Hope
Toni Kyndl portrays Oak Hill as a tough slum with ramshackle homes and washed-out yards yet notes potential to become a better place to live. An advisory Build America Better Committee urged swift care to curb deterioration while opposing immediate mass demolition. The area is flagged for possible rehabilitation and redevelopment under a Community Renewal Program study.
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