FOR SALE: older 50″ TV. $300-$350. 249-5931 SOLD!
FOR SALE: Lincoln arc welder. $100 obo. 243-3396
WANTED: single axle trailer, double axle trailer, either can be falt or enclosed. 712-790-1841
FOR SALE: older 50″ TV. $300-$350. 249-5931 SOLD!
FOR SALE: Lincoln arc welder. $100 obo. 243-3396
WANTED: single axle trailer, double axle trailer, either can be falt or enclosed. 712-790-1841
The Harlan Police Department today (Friday), released a report on arrests made over the past couple of weeks. The most recent arrests came November 8th, when officers investigated a reported assault. Officials say 24-year old Kurtis Kobold and 23-year old Brooke Scheffler, both of Harlan, allegedly assaulted Kimmy Kobold, of Harlan. When officers arrived at the residence in the 1300 block of 6th Street on November 8th, they found Brooke Scheffler at the bottom of the stairs, suffering from injuries that were allegedly caused by Kurtis Kobold. He was subsequently arrested on charges of assault causing injury, and domestic abuse assault. Scheffler was transported to Myrtue Medical Center to be treated for her injuries. She was arrested afterward, on a charge of domestic abuse assault.
On November 7th, Police in Harlan arrested 22-year old Brittni Finken, of Harlan, on a charge of Domestic Abuse, after she allegedly struck her sister, Danielle Finken, several times. The incident reportedly happened at a residence in the 1300 block of Durant Street.
And, on November 6th, 47-year old Randall Schwery, of Earling, was arrested by Harlan Police on a charge of Interference with Official Acts, after he was apparently passed out behind the wheel of his vehicle, and became resistant when asked by officers to exit the vehicle.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan defensive tackle Will Campbell wishes he was wrapping up a fourth season with coach Brady Hoke.
Two years, though, have been better than none for Campbell.
He came to campus during the Rich Rodriguez era and is finishing up under Hoke. Campbell and the other fourth-year players were one game under .500 during their first two seasons and have a combined 18-5 record this year and last.
The 23rd-ranked Wolverines (7-3, 5-1 Big Ten) hope to 23 seniors out with a win against Iowa (4-6, 2-4) in their home finale Saturday.
After losing four straight, Iowa needs to beat Michigan and then Nebraska to qualify for a bowl.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — University of Iowa President Sally Mason is apologizing for the school’s failure to protect athletes and employees in its handling of a former athletics department official accused of sexual harassment.
Mason said in a statement Friday that the university will make changes to avoid a repeat of what she called an “isolated breakdown” in the case of Peter Gray, who resigned last week after working as associate director of athletics student services since 2002.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen published an internal report that accused Gray of violating the school’s sexual harassment policy through improper touching that included shoulder massages, hugging and rubbing. The report says the behavior dated back to Gray’s earlier employment at Iowa in the 1990s and continued despite complaints from colleagues, coaches and at least one athlete.
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2011-12 Record
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1
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Southeast Polk
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24-2
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2
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Mason City
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21-3
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3
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Iowa City High
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17-7
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4
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Muscatine
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19-4
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5
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Waukee
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20-6
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6
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Iowa City West
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25-1
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7
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Ames
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16-7
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8
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Des Moines East
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15-6
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9
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
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12-10
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10
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West Des Moines Valley
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14-9
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2011-12 Record
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1
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Bishop Heelan
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24-2
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2
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Winterset
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19-5
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3
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Benton
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24-1
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4
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Cedar Rapids Xavier
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18-6
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5
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Dallas Center-Grimes
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18-6
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6
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Waverly-Shell Rock
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17-6
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7
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Dubuque Wahlert
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20-5
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8
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Western Dubuque
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13-9
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9
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Indianola
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11-12
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10
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Washington
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18-5
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11
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Ballard
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19-7
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12
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North Scott
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11-11
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13
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Perry
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11-11
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14
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Lewis Central
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20-3
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15
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Denison-Schleswig
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15-9
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2011-12 Record
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Davenport Assumption
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25-2
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2
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MOC-Floyd Valley
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27-1
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3
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Estherville-Lincoln Central
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24-3
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4
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Spirit Lake
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18-6
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5
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Mediapolis
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22-2
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6
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Union
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19-3
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7
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Cascade
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18-5
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8
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Central Lee
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20-5
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9
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Mid-Prairie
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17-6
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10
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North Polk
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16-7
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11
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Camanche
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16-8
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12
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Bondurant-Farrar
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22-3
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13
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Center Point-Urbana
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15-8
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14
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New Hampton
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16-8
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15
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Clarke
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17-4
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Western Christian
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25-3
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IKM-Manning
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24-3
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3
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Panorama
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22-2
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4
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Bellevue
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25-1
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Aplington-Parkersburg
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18-5
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6
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Maquoketa Valley
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23-1
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7
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West Hancock
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25-1
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8
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Lawton-Bronson
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18-6
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9
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Missouri Valley
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22-2
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10
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North Butler
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21-2
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11
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North Linn
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22-4
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12
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Central Decatur
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19-5
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13
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West Branch
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14-9
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14
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Iowa Valley
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13-9
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15
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Manson-NW Webster
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18-5
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1
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Bedford
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26-2
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2
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Ar-We-Va
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21-4
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3
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Burlington Notre Dame
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18-6
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4
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Newell-Fonda
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19-6
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5
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Central Lyon
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21-4
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6
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Grundy Center
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20-4
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7
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Adair-Casey
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19-3
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8
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LeMars Gehlen Catholic
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21-5
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9
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West Sioux
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25-2
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10
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Stanton
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15-7
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11
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Clarksville
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16-7
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12
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Villisca
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19-4
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13
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Preston
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15-7
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14
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Turkey Valley
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15-10
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15
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Bellevue Marquette Catholic
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10-11
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The Iowa Museum Association has announced the names of the Board of Directors who will lead the organization in 2013-14. Leading the organization for the next two years will be: Angela Stanford, Danish Immigrant Museum, Elkhorn, who will serve as President. And, among the Board members from western Iowa, is Tina Popson, with the Hitchcock Nature Center and Saundra Leininger, with French Icarian Colony.
The Iowa Museum Association is a statewide organization, serving a constituency that includes art centers and museums, botanical gardens, children’s museums, historic sites, historical societies, living history sites, nature centers, natural history museums, planetariums, science and technology centers, and zoos.
The mission of the Iowa Museum Association is to provide quality training and development to Iowa museum professionals and volunteers, advocate for support of Iowa’s museums, and build a strong community of museums and museum supporters in Iowa.
Another major economic development announcement from Google is expected this (Friday) afternoon, the second one in Iowa this week. The internet search engine giant is powered by eight data centers, including one in Council Bluffs. Google’s already invested 600-million dollars in that facility and the new announcement is expected to be detailing an expansion of the center in southwest Iowa.
Earlier this week, Google announced it will pump 75-million dollars into a wind farm in central Iowa near the town of Rippey. Given its acres of computer servers, the company uses a significant amount of power, so officials want to invest in renewable forms of energy that cause less pollution.
Today’s announcement is expected at 3:30 PM.
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Lavon Eblen speaks with Cheryl Christensen, member of the Cumberland Methodist Church, about Souls for Soles-a shoe project.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Gov. Terry Branstad says Iowa will continue to work on a state-based health insurance exchange to comply with the federal health care law, but he’s leaving open the possibility that the state may default to a federal program. The Republican governor sent a letter Friday to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius saying the state doesn’t have the information needed to decide.
The federal government had set a Friday deadline for states to declare whether they will build their own marketplaces where consumers and small businesses can shop for health insurance. The deadline has since moved to Dec. 14th.
Branstad spokesman Tim Albrecht says the governor wants to avoid a federally run exchange, but unanswered questions about the cost of a state exchange may leave him no choice.
The Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking business participants for the annual Recipe Walk, to be held on Sunday, Dec. 9th from 1 to 4 p.m. Local businesses can sign up from now until Dec. 5th by calling (712) 243-3017 or e-mailing chamber@atlanticiowa.com.
The annual holiday event attracts groups of fun-seekers into businesses to browse and sample. Recipe walkers will start at the Rock Island Depot for a list of participating businesses and addresses. Businesses are to offer a free sample with the recipe for shoppers to recreate at home. Party recipes are encouraged!
Last year’s Recipe Walk was chocolate-themed, but 2012 is open season for all favorite holiday recipes. Businesses can tie their sample in with a sale or promotion or just sit back and enjoy the company. One hundred complimentary recipe cards will be printed by the Chamber of Commerce for businesses if the recipe is submitted by Nov. 30th.