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City looks at upping waste service fees
CLINTON -- Clinton residents could soon pay $1.39 more for their solid waste services monthly as city officials find ways to shore up the solid waste fund.
Continued ... - Second TIF district eyed
- Prospect Avenue questions to be answered
- Union Pacific routes money back into community
- Head out on the highway
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City looks at upping waste service fees
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Waterlogged: Covering the stadium bills recommended
LumberKings Sports Turf and Stadium Manager Chris Mason points out a section of drywall in one of the buildings at Ashford University Field that had to be removed due to flooding that occurred in April.
CLINTON — The city of Clinton is considering covering more than $10,000 in bills relating to water damage at Ashford University Field.
Continued ... - Some not wild about hogs
- Captain, crew thankful for Clinton's hospitality
- Bluegrass festival launches more plans
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Queens nearly nip Wildcats
CLINTON -- In every conceivable way, there was seemingly no chance Clinton would bounce back from a 12-0 opening loss to Davenport North in Mondya's doubleheader. The first game lasted less than an hour; the Wildcats cranked two home runs in one inni
Continued ... - 5 L'Kings gearing up for Dayton
- There's something about Mary for former CHS standout Douglas
- River Kings dump Midland
- River Bend hires new girls coach
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Facebook's organ donor status sends registrations soaring
Facebook's addition of a way for its users to tell people their organ-donor status helped boost the number of people who registered as donors 21-fold in one day.
Continued ... - Putting a healthy spin on the popular fish taco
- Dishing up trash: New look for sustainable seafood
- Consumers' desire for local, organic food drives online grocery business
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THE HERALD'S OPINION: Good job, Clinton City Council
It's been a long road, but the city of Clinton is just a few signatures away from having a permanent city administrator in place.
Continued ... - LEVINE: There is plenty to do in Gateway area this summer
- Reader happy with Rowland's no vote
- Easton Valley board is right to fight whole grade-sharing agreement
- Project ordinances should have end dates
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THE HERALD'S OPINION: Good job, Clinton City Council
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Caught on tape: Fla. teacher accused of beating autistic child
A surveillance video shows David Baier, a former special needs teacher in Davie, Fla., picking up a 12-year-old autistic student by his hair and then pushing him to the floor.
Continued ... - VIDEO: Apple unveils new MacBook Air with improved battery life
- VIDEO: Jeep pool jump is an epic fail
- Motorist asks if arrest ruins chance to be a cop
- VIDEO: Gov't collecting Verizon phone records
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Niabi Zoo lions set to get new $3 million home
The three lions at Coal Valley's Niabi Zoo are getting a new, $3 million home.
Continued ... - Flood buyouts could cost millions extra
- Ex-Iowa teacher receives prison for sexual contact
- New goal: Make processed foods look more natural
- Blast at Iowa plant injures 3, 1 critically
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Niabi Zoo lions set to get new $3 million home
