LaVon Eblen visits with Julie Williamson about 4-H.
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LaVon Eblen visits with Julie Williamson about 4-H.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) — A judge says the city of Burlington and the Iowa Criminal Investigation Division broke Iowa law by refusing to turn over all records gathered in investigating a police officer’s accidental shooting of a Burlington woman. The Hawk Eye reports that Administrative Law Judge Karen Doland said in the decision she filed Monday that the public’s right to transparency should have outweighed officials’ desire for secrecy.
The newspaper and the family of Autumn Steele have sought the records since she was fatally shot on Jan. 6, 2015, by an officer responding to a fight between Steele and her husband. A federal judge already has ordered the city to release body camera video from the officer, his medical records and a portion of the state investigative files.
The Cass County Conservation Board is asking you…When do you think the first Trumpeter Swans will arrive at the Schildberg Quarry? You can call-in your prediction (by November 12th) to the Conservation Board at 712-769-2372, leave a message and return phone number if the staff is not in. Duplicate dates will not be allowed. For example, if a caller predicts November 25th, no one else will be allowed to predict that arrival date. So, call anytime until November 12th to make your prediction! One prediction per family, please.
The sponsors of this contest will determine the official arrival of more than 6 trumpeter swans to Lake 4. The winner will receive a Trumpeter Swan 8×10 print from the Cass County Conservation Board. This contest is only for residents of Cass County.
Trumpeter Swans have visited the Schildberg Quarry for, at least, seventeen out of the last eighteen winters. Arrival and departure dates of the swans have been as follows:
1997/1998 December 18 – January 2
1998/1999 Nothing on record
1999/2000 December 25 – February 15
2000/2001 November 23 – March 6
2001/2002 December 25 – February 24
2002/2003 November 23 – March 15
2003/2004 November 26 – March 21
2004/2005 November 25 – March 18
2005/2006 November 17 – March 5
2006/2007 October 30 – March 9
2007/2008 November 22- February 14
2008/2009 November 18- March 12
2009-2010 November 19 – January 5
2010-2011 November 5 – February 10
2011/2012 November 17 – February 21
2012/2013 November 24– March 4
2013/2014 November 12- April 7
2014/2015 November 11- April 6
2015/2016 November 22- March 24
2016/2017 November 19- March 9
2017/2018 November 9- March 20
DAVID KROHN, 72, of Ionia, MI died April 25, 2018 at Sparrow Health Systems in Lansing, MI. Graveside services for DAVID KROHN will be held Saturday, October 13th at 1:00pm at Graceland Cemetery in Avoca. Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Avoca has the arrangements.
DAVID KROHN is survived by:
Wife: Edwina Krohn.
Daughters: Kimberly (Krohn) Rogers. Jennifer (Paul) Stauffer. Lesley (Jeff) Thorp.
Son: Jason (Lisa) Krohn.
Brother: Kenneth (Sherry) Krohn.
13 Grandchildren
8 Great-Grandchildren
WANTED: Does anyone in the area sell Stanley or Fuller Brush products? Call 712-249-2905.
FOR SALE: 2017 Honda Pioneer 700 side by side. Enclosed cab and tilt box. Bought new. Only 33 hrs. on it. Selling because we bought a bigger one. Call 712-250-0075.
WANTED: Used gas dryer. 249-0938.
WANTED: 2 Centennial Marne Cookbooks. Call 712-243-1960.
A woman from Glenwood was arrested Thursday morning. The Mills County Sheriff’s Office reports 59-year old Francine Wendy Hamilton was taken into custody at around 9:30-a.m. on a warrant for OWI/1st offense. Her bond was set at $1,000.
An investigation into an alleged assault that occurred Oct. 4th in Oakland, resulted in the arrest of a man on an aggravated assault charge. The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office says a domestic abuse report was taken Thursday at Project Harmony, in Omaha, with regard to an incident where a woman’s boyfriend, 39-year old William Ray Wilke, III, of Oakland, allegedly assault her at the home the couple and the woman’s two juvenile daughters share, in Oakland. Wilke was arrested for Domestic Assault with injury, and was being held without bond in the Pott. County Jail.
A Council Bluffs woman was arrested Thursday afternoon in Pott. County, following a traffic stop. Sheriff’s officials say 55-year old Lorri Lea Brown-Parks was arrested for a Compulsory Education Violation/2nd offense. She was transported to the Pott. County Jail and held without bond. She was also given a verbal warning for a vehicle window tint violation. And, 43-year old Chad Daniel Study, of Council Bluffs, turned himself-in to the Pott. County Sheriff’s Office, Thursday. Study was taken into custody on a Pott. County warrant and turned over to Corrections Staff.
More State and area news from KJAN News Director Ric Hanson.
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The Hawkeye Ten Cross Country Championships were held on Thursday night in Glenwood. The Harlan girls and Lewis Central boys came away with team titles. Atlantic finished 3rd in both races.
In the girls race Harlan scored 51 points to edge out Glenwood by a single point. Atlantic was third with 83. Individually Janette Schraft of Glenwood took the title with a run of 18:10.99. Atlantic’s Taylor McCreedy was Runner-Up with a time of 18:43.65.
Full girls results: H10Girls2018
The boys title went to Lewis Central with 45 points. Glenwood was second with 66 and Atlantic third with 83. The individual champion was Trey Gross of Harlan with a time of 16:57.11. Connor Lancial of Lewis Central was 2nd at 17:00.84. Aiden Rudloff of Lewis Central came in 3rd and Jalen Petersen of Atlantic was 4th.
Full boys results: H10Boys2018
The 7:20-a.m. Sportscast with Jim Field.
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