The League of Women Voters of Linn County hosts the first legislative forum of the 2021 Iowa Legislature session, inviting Linn County legislators and residents to participate.
The most obvious upgrade for fans attending games is the new scoreboard, which actually was not originally included in Phase 1, but was a late addition. A partnership with experience design company ANC, the new LED center-hung scoreboard features more than 3,350 square feet of video area, two LED rings, and underbelly rings so fans sitting closer to the court can still see the scoreboard.
The other obvious update is the installation of new dark gray seats in the main bowl, which replace the original green seats that have been in place since the building opened in 1999. The green seats remain in the Krieg DeVault and Balcony levels for now, but will be replaced in future phases of the renovation.
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After a property along the bend of McCannell Avenue was struck by a vehicle twice and two more recent close calls, the area will finally receive a guard rail.
Back in 2015, a vehicle lost control and crashed through the chain link fence, bordering a residence belonging to the Robb family.
Then on New Years Day of 2020, a drunk driver also plowed through the fence and struck the home.
Both incidents prompted councillor Todd Taylor to propose a guardrail for the bend.
Two more close calls happened on Christmas and on December 30th, with vehicle hopping the curb beside the property.
Avisen Legal Elects Three New Shareholders in 2021
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MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Avisen Legal is pleased to announce that attorneys David Peteler, Abigail Pettit, and Wade Wacholz have become shareholders, effective January 1, 2021. I am excited that Wade, David and Abby are joining us as Shareholders in 2021 and adding their experience in business law and estate planning, said Todd Taylor, Avisen Legal s CEO. This continues our strong growth as a boutique business law firm, enabled by allowing experienced lawyers to provide excellent service to our clients. I am excited to see their positive impact on us and their clients in 2021 and beyond.
The City is busy pushing out $1 million in small business grants to restaurants and small businesses in Chelsea this week, just as the federal government has approved much-needed funding for the state’s $668 million small business assistance program as well.
The City began working on the Small Business Assistance Program last summer at the behest of Councillor Todd Taylor, and a Committee was immediately formed and led by Councillor Judith Garcia to identify funds and priorities for the program. City Manager Tom Ambrosino and the City Planning Department carried out the application process last month, and is now busy getting the money into the hands of COVID-19 affected businesses – both restaurants and general retail businesses.