Sunday May 11 | The Ottumwa Courier
May 8: To Rosa Napoles of Ottumwa, a boy; To Julie Batterson of Fairfield, a boy; To Jennifer and Matthew Edwards of Oskaloosa, a boy. via The Ottumwa Courier
Friday May 9 | Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Dubuque Transit Trustee Board -- 4:15 p.m., Carnegie-Stout Public Library Auditorium, 360 W. 11th St. via Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Wednesday May 7 | Hawk Eye
Lawmakers seek ethanol slowdown
“This subsidized (ethanol) program -- paid for by taxpayer dollars -- has contributed to pain at the cash register, at the dining room table, and a devastating food crisis throughout the world”
Senators call for EPA to reconsider output mandate. By MATTHEW PERRONE The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Senate Republicans have asked environmental regulators to use their power to halt the country's plans to ... via Hawk Eye
Monday May 5 | Hawk Eye
State force prepares for quakes
The state's creating a panel aimed at improving earthquake preparedness. The Illinois Seismic Safety Task Force will assess how high-risk portions of the state have prepared to minimize earthquake damage. via Hawk Eye
Friday May 2 | The Ottumwa Courier
Career Connections Program helps special education students prepare for employment
“Social skills, hygiene, developing a resume, some interest inventories”
Helping kids with special needs reach their full potential can be an especially rewarding job. via The Ottumwa Courier
Friday Apr 25 | The Ottumwa Courier
Broadway music on stage May 4 in free IHCC concert
Broadway melodies will be singing out at 3 p.m., May 4 from Indian Hills Community College's St. via The Ottumwa Courier
Thursday Apr 17 | KTVO Kirksville
Drug task force nabs coke dealer
On the morning of April 16, 2008 members of the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement , Ottumwa Police Department and Southeast Iowa Inter-Agency Drug Task Force arrested Marcello Marquez age 35 of Ottumwa on ... via KTVO Kirksville
Monday Apr 14 | Hawk Eye
IRS performs fewer corporation audits
Agency says oversight has not diminished. By JIM ABRAMS The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- The tax audit rates of the largest companies are less than half what they were 20 years ago while more small and ... via Hawk Eye
Apr 11, 2008 | Dubuque Telegraph Herald
City Expo takes a leap back in time
“City Expo 2008: An All-America City Celebrates 175 Years.”
This old police car, a 1947 Chevy that was restored in 1986, will be one of the star attractions at this year's City Expo in Dubuque. via Dubuque Telegraph Herald









