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John Riley Davis, Marion, pleaded guilty to speeding. He was fined $55 plus court costs. Joshua Paul Cummings, Marion, was found guilty of driving while license denied, suspended, cancelled, revoked. The fine was undisclosed. Lisa Renee Nieto, Hopkinton, was found guilty of driving while license suspended. The fine was undisclosed.
Sewer plant project hits a snag
The contractor working on the new wastewater treatment plant/sewer plant project has run into some major issues. During the May 6 Monticello City Council meeting, Nick Eisenbacker, with City Engineer Snyder & Associates, explained the situation…. “They (Bill Bruce Builders) started to grade for one of the buildings, and in...
» Chestnut St. residents express frustration with council decisions
Despite the Monticello City Council previously taking action on decisions related to the reconstruction of N. Chestnut Street, several residents between Second and Third streets were back to plead their case. During the May 6 council meeting, five residents were in attendance, asking the council to reconsider action to permanently...
Great Give Day aims to raise $500,000 for nonprofits in seven counties
DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) - A 24-hour online giving event aims to raise half a million dollars for nonprofits in seven eastern Iowa counties. “Great Give Day” is May 15th. It’s a day to celebrate and support local nonprofits in Allamakee, Clayton, Clinton, Delaware, Dubuque, Jackson, and Jones Counties.
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