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2024年11月15日 · DES MOINES — On Thursday, Nov. 7, Iowa Democratic Party Chair Rita Hart sent a letter to members of the Iowa Democratic Party State Central Committee. It reads as follows: Fellow Democrats, I’m not going to sugarcoat it, Tuesday was an absolute gut punch, both here in the state of Iowa and nationally. I will […]
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2024年11月15日 · DES MOINES – After the driest September in 152 years of records, nearly all of October experienced similar record dry conditions, according to the latest Water Summary Update. October’s preliminary statewide precipitation was 1.90 inches, or 0.79 inches below normal. Total rainfall for September and October was nearly 3.5 inches below normal.
Obituaries | News, Sports, Jobs - North Tama Telegraph
2024年11月15日 · Glenn Michael Jacobsen (Mike), 78, passed away unexpectedly on October 29,2024, after a period of declining health. Glenn was born and raised in Dysart, Iowa. He is survived by Barbara Jacobsen, his wife of fifty years. Other survivors include his son Erich Jacobsen (Michelle), and their four children, Elle, Ava, Liam and Isaac. He is […]
News & notes from last week’s Tama County Board of Supervisors
17 小时之前 · TOLEDO – As the morning frost fought a losing battle against the rising sun of the new day, locals stretched, yawned, and made their way to the Nov. 12 meeting of the Tama County Board of Supervisors. Held on Tuesday due to the Veterans Day holiday, the meeting started off like it does most weeks […]
North Tama tackles football classification issue; board votes to go …
17 小时之前 · TRAER – In the end the decision was quick and without much fanfare. During the Monday, Nov. 18 regular monthly meeting of the North Tama school board, a majority of members decided the time had finally come to drop from Class A varsity football to 8-Player. Following a very brief discussion and in a vote […]
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2024年11月15日 · DES MOINES – After the driest September in 152 years of records, nearly all of October experienced similar record dry conditions, according to the latest Water Summary Update. October’s preliminary statewide precipitation was 1.90 inches, or 0.79 inches below normal. Total rainfall for September and October was nearly 3.5 inches below normal.
STATE BOUND! | News, Sports, Jobs - North Tama Telegraph
2024年11月5日 · WEBSTER CITY — The North Tama volleyball team qualified for state for the fifth time in the last eight seasons by methodically outplaying No. 9 River Valley 3-1 on Wednesday, Oct. 30, in the Class 1A Region 7 final at Webster City High School. The fifth-ranked Redhawks (25-15) beat the Wolverines (30-3) in four intense […]
Redhawks fall in five-set state quarterfinal heartbreaker
2024年11月15日 · CORALVILLE — The North Tama volleyball team opened the state tournament at Xtream Arena on Tuesday, Nov. 5, in heartbreaking fashion – falling to No. 4 Riverside in the Class 1A quarterfinals after what had been a glorious regional run. Fifth-seeded North Tama started hot, fell behind, rallied and ran out of time to make […]
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2024年11月5日 · WEBSTER CITY — The North Tama volleyball team qualified for state for the fifth time in the last eight seasons by methodically outplaying No. 9 River Valley 3-1 on Wednesday, Oct. 30, in the Class 1A Region 7 final at Webster City High School. The fifth-ranked Redhawks (25-15) beat the Wolverines (30-3) in four intense […]
North Tama to face district champ Madrid in postseason first round
2024年10月25日 · TRAER – North Tama football has not faced Madrid since 2010 when the Redhawks wrote themselves into the history books by beating the Tigers, 43-34 for the Class A state championship – the district’s first and still only state football title. This Friday night, after taking fourth in Class A District 3, the Redhawks will […]