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Urbandale wants a new police station. What will it cost to build?

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By Phillip Sitter Verified
| Des Moines Register Verified
The City of Urbandale wants to build a new police headquarters. It hopes to give voters a chance to approve a bond to pay for it during November's general election.
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Des Moines Christian shares new high school details, fundraising plan

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By Phillip Sitter Verified
| Quad-City Times Verified
Des Moines Christian School has released more details about its planned high school in Urbandale while launching a fundraising campaign for its ongoing construction. kAms6D |@:?6D r9C:DE:2?VD ?6H 9:89 D49@@= :D 6IA64E65 E@ @A6? 7@C E96 a_af\ag D49@@= J62C 2E 2 ?6H 42>AFD @?
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Altoona food pantry plans community garden to expand fresh produce

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By Phillip Sitter Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Altoona food pantry plans community garden to expand fresh produce Phillip Sitter, Des Moines Register Fri, July 31, 2026 at 11:30 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Altoona food pantry and thrift store plans to build a community garden that's also being designed to improve local water quality.
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