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Taylor Park open-air picnic shelter takes shape

TRAER – Traer’s Taylor Park will soon be home to a new space to gather. “Our new open-air picnic shelter in Taylor Park is taking shape!” Michelle Podhajsky, a member of the Taylor Park Landscaping & Beautification Committee, told the newspaper in an email on Friday, Oct. 2. “The ...

Rhodes Fall Festival slated for Oct. 15-17

RHODES — It’s beginning to look a lot like autumn, and the annual Rhodes Fall Festival, put on by the Rhodes Engagement Committee, embodies all the favorites: lanterns, carved pumpkins, food and other activities. Thursday, Oct. 15 Day one kicks off with the Lantern Lit Trail at the ...

Man accused of stalking pleads guilty to lesser charge

An Indiana man originally accused of stalking a woman who repeatedly rejected his advances while he was in Marshalltown on a work trip earlier this year has agreed to plead guilty to the lesser charge of third degree harassment, a simple misdemeanor, according to court records. Attorney ...

Summit pushes for utilities commission action on outstanding pipeline dockets

The Iowa Utilities Commission has denied a request from Summit Carbon Solutions, the company seeking to build a carbon sequestration pipeline in Iowa, to consolidate outstanding dockets and schedule a hearing. The IUC issued hearing schedules for two sections of pipeline in the company’s ...

USDA says it will be cracking down on dog breeders in Iowa and elsewhere

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins appeared at the Animal Rescue League of Iowa this week to tout the agency’s efforts to shut down puppy mills in Iowa and other states. While at the ARL on Tuesday, Rollins said although the USDA inspectors used to visit a facility, cite ...