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Gray's Lake parking fees among budget fixes Des Moines is weighing

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By Marcus McIntosh Verified
| KCCI-TV (Des Moines, IA) Verified
Des Moines officials are weighing unpopular options to address looming budget shortfalls, including paid parking at Gray's Lake and reduced library services. City leaders say nothing has been decided, but the ideas are now part of early discussions tied to deficits projected for two fiscal years starting in 2028.At Gray's Lake, the possibility of charging for parking is drawing pushback from regular visitors.
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Neighbor's shed nearly wiped out in Marshall County storm

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By Marcus McIntosh Verified
| KCCI-TV (Des Moines, IA) Verified
Damaging winds, heavy rain and localized hail swept across central Iowa early Wednesday morning, leaving a trail of destruction in Marshall County and forcing residents to once again clean up after another major storm.The strongest impacts were felt in northern and eastern parts of the metro area, with the highest reported wind gust reaching 94 mph at the Marshalltown Municipal Airport.For Jon Reuter, who has lived near Sanford Avenue and 170th Street in Marshalltown for more than 40 years,...
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Marshalltown takes over vacant former UnityPoint hospital after fires, vandalism and trespassing

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By Marcus McIntosh Verified
| KCCI-TV (Des Moines, IA) Verified
The former UnityPoint hospital in Marshalltown has stood empty since 2022, its overgrown weeds and boarded windows signaling years of abandonment. Now, the city has taken control of the property and says its future will not remain uncertain for long.
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