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Development Being Proposed For South Side Of Silver Lake Drawing Controversy Among Some Lake Park Residents
February 15, 2022
(Lake Park)– A public hearing on a developer’s request to rezone some land from Highway Commercial to a resort commercial district was held as part of Monday night’s Lake Park City Council meeting. Developer Seth Hellenga is proposing to build 63 cabins on the south side of Silver Lake. Hellenga said the development would bring […]
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Domestic Violence Investigation Leads To Attempted Murder Charge
February 14, 2022
(Calumet)– A Calumet man has been charged with attempted murder following an investigation Sunday into a domestic violence case. The O’Brien County Sheriff’s Office says deputies were called to 206 South Morse Avenue in Calumet. The victim told authorities she had been struck in the side of her head by the butt of a shotgun. […]
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Great Iowa Treasure Hunt Continues
February 14, 2022
(Des Moines)– Inflation is making the dollar not go as far as it used to and that is a good reason for you to be sure you haven’t left any money or property unclaimed. State Treasurer, Michael Fitzgerald, says his office is holding 460 million dollars in assets that belong to others, mostly individuals. But […]
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Arraignment Set For Man Charged In Shooting A Woman In A Milford Parking Lot
February 14, 2022
(Spirit Lake)– Arraignment is set for March 7th in Dickinson County District Court for a man accused of shooting a woman multiple times in a parking lot in Milford earlier this month. Christian William Goyne-Yarns is accused of shooting Shelby Woizeschke February 3rd in the parking lot of Grapetree Medical Staffing, where she worked. He […]
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It Was A Busy Weekend For Estherville Firefighters
February 14, 2022
(Estherville)– It was a busy weekend for the Estherville Fire Department. Chief Travis Sheridan says firefighters responded to three separate calls, with the first coming a little before 10:00 pm Friday when they responded to a report of light smoke in the west wing of the Estherville-Lincoln Central High School. Sheridan says a faulty blower […]
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Property Tax Assistance Expanded To Iowans 70 & Older Who Meet Certain Income Guidelines
February 14, 2022
(Spirit Lake)– Property tax assistance in Iowa has been expanded to include those 70 or older as of December 31st, 2021. It’s the result of a bill passed last session in the Iowa Legislature. Dickinson County Treasurer Kris Rowley says those 70 or older with a 2021 household income less than 250 percent of the […]
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Iowa Lawmakers Working On Protections For Mobile Home Residents
February 14, 2022
(Des Moines)– Lawmakers working on protections for mobile home residents say they have reached a bipartisan compromise. The bill would require notices of rent and utility increases be provided sooner and it would offer some protections from retaliation by mobile home park owners. It would not limit rent hikes. Republican Representative Brian Lohse (LOH-see) of […]
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Farm Bill Decision Meeting To Be Held Feb. 18th For Clay & Dickinson County Producers
February 14, 2022
(Spencer)– An informational meeting pertaining to the Farm Bill will be held later this week for producers in both Clay and Dickinson counties. Madeleine Smith of the ISU Extension and Outreach Office in Dickinson county says the session will be held this Friday… You can get more information and pre-register by contacting either the Clay […]
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Registration Begins For 2022 Walleye Weekend
February 14, 2022
(Arnolds Park)– Here’s another sign that spring can’t be too far off: registration is underway for Walleye Weekend. Kiley Zankowski of the Iowa Great Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce says this will mark the 40th year for the event… Zankowski says you can also sign up for the extended contest again this year… Walleye Weekend […]
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