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Iowa Reporting 669 Additional COVID-19 Cases; Dickinson County Reporting 19 Additional Cases Over Past Couple Of Days
July 9, 2020
The statewide increase is one of the highest in recent weeks.
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ISU Extension & Outreach Announces Cancellation Of District Livestock Shows & Communications Events
July 9, 2020
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Clay County and the Clay County Fair have announced there will be no district livestock shows or communication events this year due to the pandemic.
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Authorities In Jackson Say There’s A Problem With Young Kids Jumping Off The Ashley Street Bridge
July 9, 2020
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says some of them are as young as 10 years-old.
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Complaints Of Underage Possession Of Alcohol On Boats In Little Miller’s Bay Results In Multiple Citations
July 9, 2020
The Dickinson County Sheriff’s Office and Iowa Department of Natural Resources checked a number of people, resulting in 28 citations being issued for minor in possession of alcohol.
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AP City Council Hears Requests To Adopt Animal Control Measure
July 8, 2020
The Arnolds Park City Council heard requests from two residents Wednesday evening requesting a leash law be put on the books
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Newell Residents Being Told Not To Use The Water Out Of Fear Of Possible Mercury Contamination
July 8, 2020
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says the order was issued after the city’s water supply operator noticed what appeared to a small amount of mercury in a wastewater drain at the city’s treatment plant this (Wed.) morning.
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Most Area School Districts Holding Off Yet On Decision As To What Going Back To School Might Look Like Next Month
July 8, 2020
The Spencer Community School District issued a statement this (Wed.) afternoon saying it, like most others in the region, is holding off on a final decision so that “we can utilize the most current guidance”.
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While Crops Are Looking Excellent Locally, There Are Issues With Some Corn Fields Off To Our West
July 8, 2020
Recent storms packing high wind have caused some damage to corn fields in areas off to our west.
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City Of Spirit Lake Fire Hydrant Flushing Continues
July 8, 2020
City officials say beginning Thursday, July 9th, flushing of hydrants will take place in the southern portion of the city, south of Highway 9.
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Dickinson Co. Supervisors Approve Reduction In Speed Limit Along Portions Of A Road On The South Side Of Center Lake
July 8, 2020
The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved a proposal to reduce the speed limit on portions of 165th Street from 30 mph currently to 25 mph.
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