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Parolee charged with deviate sexual assault
CentralMoInfo.com's Brian Hauswirth reports:
Sexual assault charges have been filed against the Moberly parolee arrested this week after a SWAT team entered his home. 38-year-old Terry Gillispie is charged in Monroe County Circuit Court with deviate sexual assault and sexual abuse.
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6 injured in Iowa hunting incidents
The DesMoinesRegister.com tells readers:
Several hunters were wounded in Iowa hunting accidents over the weekend. Officials say six hunters were hit by shotgun blasts, but all six were expected to survive their injuries.
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Main Street 'living windows' attract crowd during parade
The Hannibal Courier-Post's Bev Darr reports:
People of all ages were enacting “living windows” at businesses and agencies along North Main Street Saturday evening, as the crowd awaited the Christmas parade.
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UPDATE: 25-year officer fired for incidents on task force, 'unbecoming conduct'
The DailyGate.com's Robin Delaney tells readers:
The most recent round in the bout between the City of Fort Madison and a fired police officer over unemployment benefits has ended – in favor of the former police officer.
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Quincy Housing Authority, Redmon and Lee officials working to solve facility disputeThe Quincy Herald-Whig's staff writer, Steve Eighinger, tells readers:
Representatives from both the Quincy Housing Authority and Redmon and Lee Community Center appear confident an agreement can be reached to prevent any closing of the facility, either temporary or long-term.
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Fremont family deck the halls of those in need
The Oskaloosa Herald's Duane Nollen reports:
FREMONT — If you’re unable to deck the halls for the holidays due to age or infirmity, Cyril and Jan McKay, and family, can decorate for you.
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Christmas tree farms becoming hard to find
WGEM.com reports:
Searching for that perfect Christmas tree, for many families its an annual tradition. But Christmas tree farms in the area have been slowly closing for years, and now only a handful remain.
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