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City Council postpones vote on rezoning for YWCA supportive housing - Vimarsana News

City Council postpones vote on rezoning for YWCA supportive housing

CLINTON — Clinton City Council last week held a public hearing concerning the rezoning of properties on Sixth Avenue North and North Third Street to allow construction of a YWCA

Railroaded: In the wake of the East Palestine disaster, other train towns wonder if they're next - Vimarsana News

Railroaded: In the wake of the East Palestine disaster, other train towns wonder if they're next

This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist's weekly newsletter here.A low, bellowing train horn haunts the daily routine of Camanche, Iowa. It’s there in the morning when diners shuffle into Spring Garden Family Restaurant, the only place open for breakfast. They sit at a two-to...

3M to pay more than $800K to fix PFAS in Iowa town - Vimarsana News

3M to pay more than $800K to fix PFAS in Iowa town

A deal has been finalized with 3M to abate the “forever chemicals” in Camanche’s drinking water and compensate the town for the expenses it has incurred, the town’s administrator said.

3M to pay more than $800K to fix PFAS in Iowa town - Vimarsana News

3M to pay more than $800K to fix PFAS in Iowa town

A deal has been finalized with 3M to abate the “forever chemicals” in Camanche’s drinking water and compensate the town for the expenses it has incurred, the town’s administrator said.

3M to pay more than $800K to fix PFAS in Iowa town - Vimarsana News

3M to pay more than $800K to fix PFAS in Iowa town

A deal has been finalized with 3M to abate the “forever chemicals” in Camanche’s drinking water and compensate the town for the expenses it has incurred, the town’s administrator said.