Officials with the City of Atlantic are reminding residents the City has an ordinance prohibiting the pushing or blowing of snow onto City streets, alleys or right-of-ways. Also, when piling snow do not pile snow near roads blocking the view of traffic as this creates a danger to the public on top of already difficult driving conditions. Authorities say “We understand with this much snow it is difficult to know where to push it to. Please be courteous when clearing snow from your property. Keep piles low,  do not pile snow up on other properties without permission, think about traffics line of sight, as well as pedestrians & school children who are walking to & from school. “

The Cass County Board of Supervisors are set to hold their regular weekly meeting 9-a.m. Tuesday, at the courthouse, in Atlantic. On their agenda, is the review of a proposed agreement with the Sheriff’s Deputies and Jailer’s Unit, and work on the Fiscal Year Cass County 2019-2020 Budget. Other business includes regular reports (as available) from the County Attorney, Engineer and Mental Health/General Relief Coordinator.

(Radio Iowa) — The weekend’s winter weather is blamed in at least three deaths in the state. The Grundy County Sheriff’s Office says a car went out of control on Highway 14 on Sunday afternoon, crossed the center line and collided with a semi. Both people in the car were killed. Deputies say the area had gotten about six inches of snow and the road was slick.

Police in Cedar Rapids say officers responded after someone found a man’s body, face down outside on Saturday afternoon. Investigators say it appeared he’d been there for some time and was frozen. Foul play is not suspected.

And, it’s still not known what caused a weekend house fire in southeast Iowa that left a young boy dead. When Oskaloosa firefighters arrived at the home on Friday night, they were told seven-year-old David Fogle was trapped in the basement. The boy’s mother, Angelia Wells, had tried to get to him, unsuccessfully, and was badly burned. Firefighters did eventually rescue the child but he died later at the hospital. Two other children made it out safely. The Mahaska County Community Emergency Response Team is collecting donations for the family.

Several Democratic presidential candidates are closing out the long holiday weekend on the campaign trail, with stops planned across states key to securing their party’s nomination. On Presidents Day, much of the campaign trail spotlight moved to New Hampshire, home to the first presidential primary. Three candidates, Sens. Kamala Harris of California, Cory Booker of New Jersey and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, planned to campaign in the state. The three senators are crisscrossing the state, making their first trips to it since launching their 2020 presidential bids.

Booker has been in the state for a few days and will wrap up his trip with a house party in Nashua. House parties are a staple of campaigning in the state. Harris planned an afternoon town hall in Portsmouth and will participate in the Politics & Eggs breakfast on Tuesday. Klobuchar will hold a meet-and-greet in Goffstown on Monday before a CNN town hall.

Meanwhile, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York was back in Iowa, the leadoff caucus state, with plans to meet voters in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Former Rep. John Delaney of Maryland, who also is running for president, was campaigning in Iowa as well.