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Art · Des Moines

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Special Olympics Iowa to Host State Bowling Competitions Across the State November 22-23

Olympics · Johnston

Special Olympics Iowa to Host State Bowling Competitions Across the State November 22-23

GRIMES, IOWA – Athletes and Unified partners from across the state will assemble at four locations on November 22-23 to compete in the Special Olympics Iowa State Bowling competitions. State Bowling will feature over 1,400 athletes competing in singles, doubles, team, and Unified bowling events. Bowling is Special Olympics Iowa’s most popular sport, with 3,267 athletes and Unified partners having competed at area bowling events around Iowa durin…See the Story

More access to government, not more secrecy, is needed

Johnston, Iowa · Johnston

More access to government, not more secrecy, is needed

I was asked to speak last week at the annual conference of the National Freedom of Information Coalition. My remarks boiled down to a simple message: The public needs more information *about* their governments, not more secrecy *from* their governments. I explained a troubling trend I see worming its way through local governments in Iowa. This trend cuts at the heart of the public meeting law that has served our state and its citizens well…See the Story

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