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Recent News About City of Dubuque

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  Credit Union PAC receives $1 on April 15

  George Dobrzynski contributed $1 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $5 on April 15

  Darlene Clark contributed $5 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $5 on April 15

  Ila Van Dyke contributed $5 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $1 on April 15

  Michael Phillips contributed $1 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $5 on April 15

  Gordon Dunn contributed $5 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $1 on April 15

  Charlotte Henderson contributed $1 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $1 on April 15

  Elaine Usher contributed $1 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $1 on April 15

  Walter Felker contributed $1 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $1 on April 15

  Susan Olson contributed $1 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Credit Union PAC receives $5 on April 15

  Steve Gilman contributed $5 to the Credit Union PAC, a political action committee, on April 15.

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  Dubuque businesses in need of immediate COVID-19 financial assistance have another option

  Dubuque businesses that are waiting for COVID-19 financial assistance from the state or federal governments now have a third option.

  By Giovanni Whaley
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  Dubuque leaders find cost effective way to increase water quality in nearby Mississippi River

  The level of nitrogen and phosphorus from Iowa flowing down the Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico needs to be cut by 45%, according to the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy, and local leaders in Dubuque have come up with a cost effective way to make that happen, according to the Des Moines Register.

  By Giovanni Whaley
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  Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good receives $25 on April 14

  Susan E. Wilson contributed $25 to Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good, a campaign committee, on April 14.

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  People for Pam Jochum receives $50 on April 14

  Frank and Joan Belcastro contributed $50 to People for Pam Jochum on April 14.

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  Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good receives $50 on April 14

  James Maddox contributed $50 to Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good, a campaign committee, on April 14.

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  Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good receives $50 on April 14

  David C. Weitz contributed $50 to Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good, a campaign committee, on April 14.

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  Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good receives $25 on April 13

  Robert Bernard contributed $25 to Isenhart Campaign for the Common Good, a campaign committee, on April 13.

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  Lundgren for House receives $2 on April 13

  Kevin Curoe contributed $2 to Lundgren for House on April 13.

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  Mitchell County Democratic Central Committee receives $25 on April 13

  George and Larissa Weber contributed $25 to the Mitchell County Democratic Central Committee on April 13.

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  Mitchell County Democratic Central Committee receives $35 on April 13

  Diane Luepke contributed $35 to the Mitchell County Democratic Central Committee on April 13.

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