Eldridge council members will consider how slow you should go when driving past North Scott High School on South First Street.
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Mark Ridolfi, NSP Assistant Editor
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6/21/22
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Scott County supervisors unanimously appropriated more county funds for CASI senior outreach, and Community Health Center treatment of low-income residents. All lauded the services, especially …
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Mark Ridolfi
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6/14/22
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Jed Ganzer, of DeWitt, walked with the Democratic Party float at the Long Grove Strawberry Festival parade.
Ganzer, a teacher at Davenport West High School, told The North Scott Press that he will …
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6/14/22
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Anna Hodge said her experience in a North Scott junior high classroom spurred her plea Saturday for legislators to curb gun violence.
Hodge was in the classroom when a classmate pulled a …
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Mark Ridolfi
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6/14/22
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Republican and Democrat top vote-getters in the county supervisor primary see plenty of issues to make 2022 a hot campaign year.
Republican Ross Paustian and Democrat Jazmin Newton won their …
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Mark Ridolfi
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6/14/22
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Election officials in some of Iowa’s largest counties are reporting that hundreds of voters missed the deadline to request absentee ballots ahead of the June 7 primary.
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Andrew Kennard, Iowa Capital Dispatch
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6/8/22
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More townhomes and apartment buildings are coming to property south of Sheridan Meadows Park that had been reserved for commercial and single-home residential development.
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Mark Ridolfi, NSP Assistant Editor
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6/7/22
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Tempers flared Thursday night as a months-long effort to bring a commercial solar project to Clinton County passed unanimously by the Board of Supervisors.
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Nick Joos, DeWitt Observer news editor
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6/1/22
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Republican legislative leaders cheered the accomplishments of the 2022 legislative session, which ended early Wednesday, May 25, and included major tax cuts and the culmination of years of work on issues ranging from the bottle bill to biofuels.
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Katherine Kealey and Kathie O'Bradovich, Iowa Capital Dispatch
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5/31/22
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The three Democrats vying for Iowa’s U.S. Senate nomination diverged on fiscal issues pertaining to student debt, universal health care and taxes for the super wealthy during a final televised debate before the June 7 primary.
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Jared Strong, Iowa Capital Dispatch
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5/25/22
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Five candidates run for three nominations
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5/25/22
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Lyman Miller was among 60 voters who cast primary ballots May 18 at the Scott County Library in Eldridge.
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5/24/22
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