Seth Porter said his family will accept an $11,500 hike in Eldridge’s offer to use their property to expand the First Street and LeClaire Road intersection.
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Mark Ridolfi, NSP Assistant Editor
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1/13/21
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Scott County supervisors meeting Dec. 22 renewed the following annual board and commission appointments.
Dr. Kathleen Hanson and Dr. Larry Squire to the Board of Health.
Eldridge mayor Marty …
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1/12/21
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Six new instant water heaters will replace two tanks serving the Scott County jail since it was built. Supervisors supported facilities director Tammy Spiedel’s recommendation for six AO Smith …
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By Mark Ridolfi
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1/12/21
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Scott County supervisors posted their first online meeting, launching the archiving of live recordings with each agenda on the county website, scottcounty.iowa.com.
The one-hour, nine-minute video …
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By Mark Ridolfi
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1/12/21
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Scott County supervisors will buy five Ford Explorer Police Interceptors from McGrath Fleet, of Hiawatha, Iowa, after Clinton Auto Group rescinded its winning bid.
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1/6/21
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Long Grove council members welcome public feedback on revised open-burning rules scheduled to be discussed and voted on at the 7 p.m., Jan. 12 council meeting.
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1/6/21
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Eldridge council members will reconvene for a special meeting Thursday to resolve an impasse over property acquisition to widen the intersection of First Street and LeClaire Road.
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Mark Ridolfi
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1/6/21
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Marketing continues on the Anderson 400 development site in Princeton, even as the pandemic limited interest and may have long-term effects on commercial space.
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1/6/21
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Eldridge is among three sites in the running for a meat processing plant that would employ up to 250 people.
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Mark Ridolfi, NSP Assistant Editor
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1/5/21
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Ken Beck takes over as Scott County Board chairman and pledges to stay the course he supported under former chairman Tony Knobbe.
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Mark Ridolfi, NSP Assistant Editor
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1/5/21
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New homes will fill the last farm field on a stretch of Scott County Road Y48, or 110th Avenue, the western edge of rural Scott County development between U.S. 61 and Locust Street.
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Mark Ridolfi, NSP Assistant Editor
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12/29/20
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More COVID-19 infections prompted Eldridge council members to close city hall at least through Jan. 4, which will delay utility billing a few days.
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12/23/20
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