Prince of Peace students graduate - Clinton Herald

Prince of Peace students graduate Clinton Herald By Katie Dahlstrom Herald Staff Writer CLINTON — Twenty-two Prince of Peace seniors Sunday received diplomas during the commencement ceremony at the Prince of Peace Catholic Church. Students were also presented with scholarships and awards.

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LEVINE: Hitting the links - Clinton Herald

LEVINE: Hitting the links Clinton Herald ... got home after nine holes, I unloaded our gear and to my surprise, my daughter grabbed her clubs and took a couple of swings before going inside. Maybe golf wasn't such a bad idea after all. Scott Levine is the Associate Editor of the Clinton Herald.

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Mayor to veto ambulance bill - Clinton Herald

Mayor to veto ambulance bill Clinton Herald By Katie Dahlstrom Herald Staff Writer CLINTON — Clinton Mayor Mark Vulich will veto an agreement with Mercy Medical Center to provide backup emergency ambulance service. The City Council voted to approve the resolution 4 to 2 at its May 8 meeting.

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MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR: Mark Hubbart - Clinton Herald

MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR: Mark Hubbart Clinton Herald By Samantha Pidde Herald Staff Writer CLINTON — Mark Hubbart, 60, of Clinton, has always been gifted in art and music. Now his artwork is on display at the Ohnward Fine Arts Center, 1215 E. Platt St., Maquoketa. “I was always drawing in school and at ...

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Clinton company to add 40 new positions - MENAFN.COM

Clinton company to add 40 new positions MENAFN.COM CLINTON, May 12, 2012 (Clinton Herald - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- A Clinton business process outsourcing facility is filling 40 new positions. "It's exciting from the standpoint that it's been a while since we've been able ...

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READER'S LETTER: Community needs to work together for its betterment - Clinton Herald

READER'S LETTER: Community needs to work together for its betterment Clinton Herald CLINTON — I am writing regarding the articles in the Clinton Herald, Wednesday, May 9, titled “Sewer fee hike OK'd” and “Council not ready for stormwater utility.” First, I would like to thank Paul Gassman and John Rowland for giving a no vote to the ... and more »

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Queens double the celebration for state tennis - Clinton Herald

Queens double the celebration for state tennis Clinton Herald By Jon Gremmels Herald Sports Editor CLINTON — Griffin Rasche and Meggie Buikema rushed on to the court to celebrate after teammates Jenny Vens and Megan Goetzl won their doubles semifinal to qualify for the girls tennis state tournament, ...

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