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Obituary: William “Bill” Harris
William Bill Harris 1956 - 2021 TOPSHAM - William Bill Harris peacefully passed away on May 13, 2021 after a .
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William “Bill” Harris 1956 – 2021 TOPSHAM – William “Bill” Harris peacefully passed away on May 13, 2021 after a brief illness. With him were his wife Cindy, his daughters Jessica and Samantha and sister, Bette. Bill was born in Manchester, N.H. in 1956. Bill was a veteran having served in the Army and the National Guard. After retiring from the Wolfeboro Water District, where he was employed for more than 20 years, he relocated to southern Maine. Bill loved the ocean and found peace whenever he was there. Bill was also an avid writer and a very accomplished poet. Bill was most well known for his kind and gentle soul. Bill loved to make those around him laugh and was always up for good conversation and an occasional debate. Bill had a knack for the perfectly timed joke or quip. He greeted everyone with a smile and
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Green is the word
From electric cars to solar and stormwater, how Des Moines is prioritizing sustainability in its clean energy goals
BY MICHAEL CRUMB, Senior Staff Writer Friday, April 9, 2021 6:00 AM Four months after the Des Moines City Council approved a resolution calling for all the city’s homes and businesses to run on 100% clean energy by 2035, work is moving forward to begin the process of reaching that goal. We spoke with Jeremy Caron, the city’s sustainable program director, to get an update on what’s been happening in the city’s mission to reduce its carbon footprint, which includes a reliance on renewable energy 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Woman arrested for auto theft in darkened industrial area Jamie Snyder
Seeing a car driving in an industrial area of Ceres after hours on Tuesday evening, Feb. 9 seemed suspicious to Officer Jeremy Caron who decided to follow. He ended up recovering a stolen car and arresting a 35-year-old Modesto woman for auto theft.
Officer Caron was patrolling in the area of Sandpoint and Cederville drives at 8:20 p.m. when he saw a car driven around with a broken-out vent window. As he followed he ran the license plate and learned that the car was stolen in Turlock. Officer Caron stopped the vehicle and arrested Jamie Snyder, 35, of Modesto. She faces charges of grand theft auto and possession of a stolen vehicle.
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Nicole Welle | December 10, 2020
Des Moines city council members debated a proposed city resolution that would transition the city’s electric users to 100% renewable energy by 2030 earlier this week.
Councilman Josh Mandelbaum, who supports the proposal, debated with Councilman Joe Gatto over a potential conflict of interest. Gatto accused Mandelbaum of the conflict because Mandelbaum is the senior attorney for the Environmental Law and Policy Center’s Des Moines office, a non-profit organization that supports renewable energy, aggressive reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and the retirement of coal plants. Gatto said he would not support any resolution Mandelbaum writes because of his ties with the organization, according to an Iowa Capital Dispatch article.
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