A BELOVED veteran was carried through the streets of Shoebury on top of a cannon ahead of being laid to rest. Tributes have been paid to Ron Denzil Clifton, an “absolute rock” who served in the Merchant Navy and Royal Artillery for decades. The 75-year-old died from pancreatic cancer on April 8 this year, and his funeral was held in Shoebury yesterday. His coffin was place on the cannon before being taken down Royal Artillery Way, where members of the Shoebury and South Essex branch of the Royal Artillery Association bringing out flags to pay respects. Flashback - Ron marking 65 years since Korean War
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If cityâs application to IEDA is successful, state funds could fund future projects
By Christopher Braunschweig
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Newton City Council on Monday, Dec. 7, authorized an application to Iowa Economic Development Authority in order to establish a reinvestment district and receive tax-generated funds for transformative development projects, such as the Legacy Plaza project. (Submitted Photo)
Legacy Plaza is ready to expand its scope of services and fill vacant space in the former Maytag Corporation headquarters buildings to include 51 market-rate apartments, a 58-room hotel, a lobby and bar and a 500-seat event center, in addition to the 14 or so tenants already occupying the DMACC-owned facility.