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State auditor race matches Democrat Rob Sand vs. Republican Todd Halbur - Vimarsana News

State auditor race matches Democrat Rob Sand vs. Republican Todd Halbur

Candidates running to be Iowa’s taxpayer watchdog both worked in state government and say they have demonstrated their ability to hold public agencies accountable for waste, fraud and abuse.

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Residents give conflicting feedback about Town Meeting, governance report - Vimarsana News

Residents give conflicting feedback about Town Meeting, governance report

At the most recent Select Board meeting, board members heard both positive and negative feedback from the community about the Town Governance Study Committee's report recommendations.

FCO notebook: Jamison wins third Seniors crown in a row - Vimarsana News

FCO notebook: Jamison wins third Seniors crown in a row

Dave Jamison won his second C. Harper Fayette County Open seniors title last year after making up five strokes over the final five holes.

Bleeding Heartland - Vimarsana News

Bleeding Heartland

A state agency wouldn't break down pending case numbers or disclose whether any of Governor Kim Reynolds' appointees have been accused.

State auditor opposes taxpayer financed settlement over sexual harassment allegations - Vimarsana News

State auditor opposes taxpayer financed settlement over sexual harassment allegations

Radio Iowa You are here: Home State auditor opposes taxpayer financed settlement over sexual harassment allegations Rob Sand. (file photo) State officials have approved a $135,000 settlement to a former state employee who alleged she was sexually harassed by her boss at the Woodward State Resource Center, the state-run facility for residents with intellectual disabilities. The State Appeal Board approved the settlement yesterday, but State Auditor Rob Sand, a member of the board, voted no. He said the former supervisor who committed the harassment should be held accountable, not Iowa taxpayer...