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Request to reduce Clinton's costs for landfill use fails
A request by a Clinton city councilwoman for a decrease in the solid waste per capita rate did not receive enough support to move forward in discussions by the county's solid waste agency board Thursday night.
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LEVINE: There is plenty to do in Gateway area this summer
It came later than in years past, but summer is officially here.
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Iowa regulator pleased with ruling on disclosure
Iowa's top campaign regulator says she's pleased an appeals court upheld much of an Iowa law requiring outside groups to disclose their spending on political campaigns.
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River Queens earn a split
One bad inning. While it might have been the difference between a split and a sweep for Clinton in a softball doubleheader Thursday at Davenport Assumption, just a few years ago it probably would have meant the River Queens would step on the bus with a pair of Mississippi Athletic Conference losses.
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10 Things to Know for Friday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
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Clinton moves toward banning tobacco at city-sponsored youth events (With video)
Deciding that its action actually will underscore state law, the Clinton City Council has taken a step toward banning tobacco at city-sponsored youth events.
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HAPPENING NOW: Replica ships arrive in Clinton today (with video)
Replicas of the Nina and Pinta pulled into the Clinton Marina this afternoon, with residents lining Riverview Drive to catch a glimpse of the ships.
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Council works to stem losses from ADM valuation adjustment
Preliminary numbers are in and it appears Archer Daniels Midland’s valuation changes will negatively impact the city of Clinton’s budget to the tune of $1.1 million.
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10 Things to Know for Today
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Census: Rural US loses population for first time
Rural America is losing population for the first time ever, largely because of waning interest among baby boomers in moving to far-flung locations for retirement and recreation, according to new census estimates.
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Request to reduce Clinton's costs for landfill use fails
