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Pesticides ‘shatter’ leaves of Iowa’s state tree

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In 1996, Tony Singh began rewilding a plot of land in LeClaire, hoping to restore its oak savanna, native prairie, woodlands and wetlands. Less than five years later, he noticed the leaves on his oak trees were in tatters. “When the leaf is coming out, if it is natural, it’s a beautiful ...

Marshalltown Airport hit hard by Wednesday morning wind gusts

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Depending on a person’s outlook, Marshall County was either lucky or unlucky when the Wednesday morning storm rolled through. Marshall County Emergency Management Director Kim Elder said the storm damaged a narrow swath. “This was a small storm, at least from what I have seen, and was ...

Indiana man arrested for alleged stalking in Marshalltown

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An Indiana man who traveled to Marshalltown on a work trip has been arrested on charges that he stalked a female victim over a monthlong period even after she repeatedly rejected his advances. A warrant for the arrest of Scott Beckmann, 28, of Auburn, Ind., was June 10 on the single stalking ...

Auditor: School choice cost Iowans $258 million

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Nearly 79% of students who used Iowa’s funding program for K-12 private schools were “already projected” to attend private schools, according to a report released Wednesday by Iowa Auditor Rob Sand. Iowa Department of Education called the report a “policy advocacy brief” that ...