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Bleeding Heartland - Vimarsana News

Bleeding Heartland

Rachel Bruns recounts the saga of trying to obtain records that the Iowa Department of Public Health could have provided promptly.

Iowa DIA Publishes Notice of Proposed Regulations Related to Health Care Employment Agencies | Dentons - Vimarsana News

Iowa DIA Publishes Notice of Proposed Regulations Related to Health Care Employment Agencies | Dentons

On October 5, 2022, the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals (DIA) published a notice of proposed rulemaking related to health care employment agencies. This is to implement the...

Bleeding Heartland - Vimarsana News

Bleeding Heartland

Rachel Bruns recounts the saga of trying to obtain records that the Iowa Department of Public Health could have provided promptly.

Bleeding Heartland - Vimarsana News

Bleeding Heartland

Rachel Bruns recounts the saga of trying to obtain records that the Iowa Department of Public Health could have provided promptly.

Library budget safe for 2021, cut for 2022 | News, Sports, Jobs - Tama-Toledo News Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Library budget safe for 2021, cut for 2022 | News, Sports, Jobs - Tama-Toledo News Chronicle

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 the heels of the city council voting to cut $50,000 from the library budget at a September council ...