MASON CITY – According to a police report, a “narcotics pipe” was found outside a local daycare on Mason City’s north side.
The report indicates that a phone call to the Mason City Police Department was made from the daycare on Monday at about 12:20 PM. An officer was then dispatched to North Iowa Community Action Daycare, 300 15th Street NE. An employee found a “narcotics pipe” outside the business and handed it over to law enforcement.
A call to North Iowa Community Action Daycare Wednesday morning, answered by Head Start Teacher Jennifer Keeran, was abruptly ended when she was told NorthIowaToday.com was calling.
DAMN NORTH END!!!!!!!!!!!!
Damned kids and their crack pipes.
I’d love to comment, but because I refuse to pay to know what’s going on in my town, I cannot. And no I don’t get the Globe, I watch KIMT for free & the Globe online for FREE. 😉
Meant to word that – I can comment, but I cannot read the story because I will not pay for this site.
Why are you here then?
Yes and all of us get to read your posts and continual harping about paying for certain portions of NIT. Get over it already.
I pay for the site plus I get to read your rants for free too. Kind of a nice trade off isn’t it?
Thanks and have a nice day!
You should shutta uppa then. Good luck with that free globe in the next few months. It WON’T be free for long.
Just utilizing my freedom of speech oh & the facebook Globe will always be free & KIMT too. I came onto this site yesterday in hopes of reading an article, but instead was directed to subscribe. I came back today to see what you trolls had to say because I had a free minute. Happy Trails dummies!
Your in for a BIG surprise!
Good luck with that free globe/KIMT thing, dummy!
Well, Matt, I doubt she knew anything about the pipe anyway. Anyone could have dropped it there. It has to be pretty upsetting to them. It’s just one more example of how badly this town has decayed. I urge everyone to read the book Methland: The Death and Life of an American Small Town by Nick Reding (May 25, 2010) about Oelwein, Iowa, and how that town finally turned itself around. It’s available on Amazon.com.