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Washington City Council Fail to Appoint Vacant At-Large Seat Move For Special Election - Vimarsana News

Washington City Council Fail to Appoint Vacant At-Large Seat Move For Special Election

Washington City Council Fail to Appoint Vacant At-Large Seat Move For Special Election

City of Washington Ward 2 Election Results - Vimarsana News

City of Washington Ward 2 Election Results

City of Washington Ward 2 Election Results

City of Washington Ward Two Candidates Forum Recap - Vimarsana News

City of Washington Ward Two Candidates Forum Recap

City of Washington Ward Two Candidates Forum Recap

Washington County Environmental Health Promotes Radon Action Month - Vimarsana News

Washington County Environmental Health Promotes Radon Action Month

Radon is the number one cause of lung cancer for nonsmokers in the United States resulting in about 20,000 deaths annually according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency January is recognized as Radon Action Month and Washington County Environmental Health Director Jennine Wolf says every homeowner should test for radon, “You could live in the same block, have five houses and three of them could have radon and two of them not. So, it just depends where the radon pocket is. Iowa is in the middle of the radon hot spot, so it’s very important that we learn about radon, how it can affe...

In Touch with Southeast Iowa: Washington Co. Environmental Health Director Jennine Wolf Retiring - Vimarsana News

In Touch with Southeast Iowa: Washington Co. Environmental Health Director Jennine Wolf Retiring

In Touch with Southeast Iowa On this episode of “In Touch with Southeast Iowa,” KCII’s Mark Pitz talks with Jennine Wolf about her retirement as Director of Environmental Health for Washington County.