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Booth with information on Iowa child abuse laws will be in downtown Clear Lake on October 6
CLEAR LAKE – Iowa’s child abuse laws need to be stiffer, a North Iowa political…
Woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of violent sexual advance works with attorney and Judiciary Committee for hearing on matter
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Distinguished poet, Gabriel Gudding, to present at Waldorf University
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Cerro Gordo county offices and candidates for November 6, 2018 general election
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Mason City’s Utility Crew will close 2nd Street NE east of Federal Avenue for the repair of a water leak beginning Monday, Sept. 17.
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The schedule for the Cerro Gordo County Conservation Campgrounds closures this season will be as follows:
On September 30, 2018 the public water supply to the campgrounds will be shut down after 12:00 pm, but the campsites will remain open. This will affect the shower house facility and outside access to water. A portable restroom will be placed at each campground. Camping rates will remain the same. At 8:00 am October 22, 2018 the campgrounds will close entirely for the season. The Dump station will still be available until October 22nd, but you must use water from your own camper to flush your system.
Cerro Gordo County Campgrounds include Wilkinson Park in Rock Falls, Linn Grove park in Rockwell and Ingebretson Park in Thornton.
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The Mason City City Council will hold informal neighborhood listening post in the Second Ward from 7-8 p.m. Monday, September 24th at the First Presbyterian Church, 100 S. Pierce Avenue, Mason City.
Second Ward Councilmember Will Symonds and at-large Councilmembers Paul Adams and Tom Thoma will participate.
The meeting will focus on second ward issues, however all residents are invited. The second ward is the northwest quarter of Mason City. The City has four wards.
Council members will be available to listen, answer questions and provide updates on City projects.
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"The two most powerful warriors are patience and time."
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"The secret to success is doing the stuff other people won't do and doing it for a really long time."
-John Jantsch
"Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names."
-JFK
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