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Four Boys Ice Cream makes treats in Englishtown, brings to new Hightstown location; April purchase benefits autism awareness

Four Boys Ice Cream makes treats in Englishtown, brings to new Hightstown. Four Boys Ice Cream makes treats in Englishtown, brings to new Hightstown location; April purchase benefits autism awareness From left: Kirsten, press manager; JoAnn Becker, owner; Council member Cristina Fowler, Council member Joshua Jackson, owner Dan Becker, holding Mya Becker; Peter Becker, owner; Mayor Lawrence Quattrone; and Councilmember Steven Misiura. Back row, from left: Luke Becker, owner; and Kristen Harvey and Dalton Becker in front next to Peter Becker.PHOTO COURTESY OF HIGHTSTOWN BOROUGH × From left: Kirsten, press manager; JoAnn Becker, owner; Council member Cristina Fowler, Council member Joshua Jackson, owner Dan Becker, holding Mya Becker; Peter Becker, owner; Mayor Lawrence Quattrone; and Councilmember Steven Misiura. Back row, from left: Luke Becker, owner; and Kristen Harvey and Dalton Becker in front next to Peter Becker.PHOTO COURTESY OF HIGHTSTOWN BOROUGH

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County mask regulation remains in place for now | News, Sports, Jobs

kwingert@messengernews.net Despite Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ decision to roll back some of the heightened safety precautions to slow the spread of COVID-19 this week, the mask regulation passed by the Webster County Board of Health in December will remain in effect until at least March 15. The board held a special meeting on Thursday afternoon to discuss the future of the mask mandate regulation. “We are still in the middle of the pandemic and masking is one effective strategy that definitely helps until we get herd immunity and get to a point where we can safely de-escalate slowly,” board chair Dr. Vinil Bhuma said..

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Board of Health suspends civil penalty from mask enforcement | News, Sports, Jobs

edecious@messengernews.net Following backlash from local business owners after passing a mask mandate that would subject them to penalties for noncompliance, the Webster County Board of Health amended the regulation Thursday, suspending civil penalties. “They’re suspended to see how the public reacts and complies,” said Webster County Attorney Darren Driscoll, saying the Board of Health did not want to be too “heavy-handed” in their approach. The mask regulation passed by the board on Dec. 3 would have added teeth to weaker rules at the state and city level with a civil penalty of up to $750 for the first offense and up to $1,000 for second or subsequent offenses. The regulation, which would apply to nearly all indoor and public areas, must still be cleared by Webster County Supervisors to go into effect.

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