The Clinton Herald, Clinton, Iowa

Clinton Athletic Boosters outline goals
CLINTON — Members of the Clinton Athletic Boosters Club appeared before the Clinton School Board on Monday night to submit the bids solicited for the replacement of the football field lights at Clinton High School.
Walking for babies
CLINTON — Dozens of area residents walked to raise funds and awareness for the March of Dimes during the annual March for Babies event held Saturday.
Culver signs bill funding new prison in Fort Madison
FORT MADISON — Gov. Chet Culver traveled to one of the nation’s oldest prisons Friday to sign into a law a measure setting aside more than $200 million for renovations to Iowa’s jammed and aging prisons.
Culver signs $1.3 billion school spending bill
BETTENDORF — Gov. Chet Culver on Friday signed into law a giant $1.3 billion spending package that finances the next step in raising teacher pay and expanding preschool programs.
Council postpones marina contract approval
Officials optimistic about DC visit
Details released in late night crash
CLINTON — Police have released more details about an accident in the 2400 block of Camanche Avenue at 11:28 p.m. Wednesday night.
Location change listed for superintendent search focus groups
CLINTON — The location has changed for one of the community focus groups scheduled to solicit public feedback on the Clinton Community School District’s search for a new superintendent.
County contracts Medical Examiner Investigators
CLINTON — Clinton County is contracting with individuals as Medical Examiner Investigators to provide assistance to the county coroner.
Committee debates Club 110’s liquor license
CLINTON — The city of Clinton Rules and Regulations Committee is debating options the city has in considering the renewal of Club 110’s liquor license or sanctions against the bar following an incident at the establishment.
Supervisors consider 360th Ave. assessment
CLINTON — The Clinton County Board of Supervisors will vote on the assessments set for proposed improvements to 360th Avenue at their meeting next week.
Illinois officials can’t agree on which prison should close
CHICAGO — The Illinois Department of Corrections is shelving plans to shutter a maximum security unit in Joliet, targeting a more than 130-year-old prison in Pontiac for closure instead.
County supervisors opt for 19th Avenue North bond referendum
CLINTON — The Clinton County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to send a bond request to Clinton County voters by approving a resolution that authorizes the issue be included on the ballot in the Nov. 4 general election.
River Bend board plans special meeting
River Bend board plans special meeting
Police academy graduation is May 12
CLINTON — The Citizen Police Academy XIV will graduate on May 12.
Local officials make trip to Washington, D.C.
CLINTON — Local city, business and economic development officials are in Washington, D.C., to meet with area legislators and lobby for federal funding of local projects during the annual Mayor’s DC Summit being held today and Tuesday.
Iowa troopers crack down on ‘move over’ law
DES MOINES — The Iowa State Patrol is targeting drivers who break the state’s “move over” law.
Social Security office saved from closure
CLINTON — Federal officials have agreed to keep Clinton’s Social Security Administration office open, according to press releases issued Friday by U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, and U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley, D-Iowa.
New sport rolls into the Gateway area
CAMANCHE — A little over four months ago, a group of five young ladies met in Tara living room in LeClaire to discuss the formation of a roller derby skating team in this area.
Hansen resigns post as Central School District superintendent
Green receives Liberty Bell Award
Community input needed for superintendent search
CLINTON — The Clinton School Board is asking for community input in the district’s search for a new superintendent.
CCC lists 2008 graduation schedule
CLINTON — Clinton Community College will be celebrating their 60th commencement ceremony on May 13 at 6 p.m.
County Democrats to honor community leaders
CLINTON — The Clinton County Democrats will hold their 2008 Hall of Fame Dinner on Saturday at Buzzy’s in Welton.

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