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This year’s shortened legislative session has come to an end, and Iowa lawmakers were able to balance the budget without raising taxes.
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Iowa lawmakers are heading into the home stretch of this year’s legislative session.
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The Iowa House has sent a measure to the Senate that would allow triple axle trucks to carry heavier loads on state highways.
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Two southeast Iowa state lawmakers say they’re confident the legislature will be able to end this year’s session on time.
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The Mayor of Washington has her eye on several bills in the legislature this session.
Senator Becky Schmitz (D-Fairfield) and Representative Larry Marek (D-Riverside) take questions and give an update from the capital (1/16/10) – KCII NEWSState Representative Larry Marek and State Senator Becky Schmitz are in town this morning for the Washington Chamber of Commerce’s second legislative briefing of the year.
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Iowa lawmakers are considering legislation that would further clarify regulations imposed last year on applying manure to frozen farm ground.
WCPH Admin. Edie Nebel Tells supervisors about a recent trip to Des Moines where she sat in on a hearing on the Empowerment proposal
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A program focused on all things early-childhood will likely be shifted from the Iowa Department of Management to the Department of Education.
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Riverside State Representative Larry Marek says much work remains before the legislature passes a government reorganization effort.
A bill that would reorganize state government could jeopardize $200,000 in Washington County Public Health Funding, and change the structure of Empowerment programs.Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.
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A bill that aims to save money by reorganizing state government could have a significant impact in Washington County.
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