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The Carroll Community School District Board of Education has scheduled their second special meeting of the week for this Thursday. The meeting will be called to order at noon in the Adams Elementary School board conference room. The first item on the agenda is the public hearing for the 2021/22 certified budget. This will be followed by a closed session to conduct another interview for the Director of Business Affairs position in accordance with Iowa Code 21.5.1.i, “To evaluate the profession...

The Carroll Community School District Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for this Wednesday, April 7. The board will convene an open session at 10 a.m. that morning, but then immediately move into a closed session to conduct interviews for the position of Director of Business Affairs. This is in accordance with Iowa Code 21.5.1.i: “To evaluate the professional competency of an individual whose appointment, hiring, performance or discharge is being considered when necessary to ...

What is stealing? The Hawk Eye breaks down the difference between theft, criminal mischief, burglary and robbery.

The Hawk Eye MEDIAPOLIS — The residents of 312 North St. in Mediapolis dont throw late-night parties. They keep their yard neat and trimmed, volunteer in their community, contribute to their local economy and offer help to their neighbors. The city of Mediapolis, however, has cited a city zoning ordinance in an attempt to force them from their home. The home — whose residents receive Medicaid-reimbursed home- and community-based services for developmental disabilities and mental illness by...

Louise and Lucile Hink Tama Public Library. -News-Herald file photo An open records complaint filed against the city of Tama has been resolved. Library budget concerns for 2021 and fiscal year 2022 have also been addressed. On September 29, Tama Public Library Director Julie Shook filed a complaint with the Iowa Public Information Board (IPIB) alleging the City of Tama violated Iowa Code chapter 21, which sets guidelines for public organizations to conduct open meetings. The complaint came on...

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DES MOINES — After heated debate that stretched beyond the bill at hand to issues of tenure, incidents of censorship, political polarization on college campuses, and former President Donald Trump’s policies and practices — a free speech bill banning certain types of diversity training across Iowa’s public universities and K-12 schools passed the full Senate on Monday. The bill bakes into Iowa Code free-speech proposals by and for the state Board of Regents, while also enshrining into l...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The New York attorney general on March 2 announced a $105 million New York False Claims Act settlement against an individual hedge fund manager and his firm for alleged tax evasion based on allegations originally brought by a whistleblower, calling it the largest recovery against an individual in the state statute’s 14-year history. This recovery should remind both businesses and individuals that, while the federal False Claims Act ...

Following Monday night's Carroll City Council meeting and housing workshop, members entered into a closed session per Iowa Code 21.5(1)(c), "To discuss strategy

Mario TamaGetty Images And where are we suppressing votes this fine Tuesday? Well, still in Georgia, but also in Iowa, where Republican Governor Kim Reynolds did what it is now expected of Republican governors, and then she said what Republican governors are expected to say, arrant bullshit though it is. From the While there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in Iowa or nationally, Republicans have described the states legislation as an election integrity measure and said it will bring ...