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Early voters can cast ballots in person at their county auditor's office during business hours until the day before Election Day.

In Scott, Muscatine, and Clinton Counties, auditors' offices are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, plus some extended hours.

In Scott County, the auditor's office, 600 West 4th Street, is also available Saturday, October 31st from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

There are 14 satellite locations available for Scott County voters this year.

See elections.scottcountyiowa.gov for the dates, times, and locations.

In Clinton County, the auditor's office at 1900 North 3rd Street in Clinton is available for extended hours on the following dates and times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Monday, October 19th, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Friday, October 30th, 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturday, October 31st.

In Muscatine County, three satellite voting locations will be available.

They are noon to 6:00 PM on October 16th at Wilton Community Center, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM on October 18th and 25th at the West Liberty Public Library, and 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM October 24th at Muscatine Community College.

I think there's also a lot of misinformation when it comes to lab-grown diamonds being more better for the environment.

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What's happening, all you beautiful listeners out there in podcast land? Thank you so much for tuning in to another episode of the one, the only, you love it, you know where to find it, folks, Grow Clinton podcast, brought to you by Grow Clinton, a economic development, community development, and tourism organization based in the east side of the great state of Iowa, right along the mighty Mississippi.

As always, I am your host for today's episode, Andy Sokolovich, President and CEO, joined in the stu- stu- studio by none other than Jenny Holm, our Director of Member and Community Relations.

Jenny, what's happening?

Yeah.

I mean, my favorite part is probably, uh, the legal research

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What's happening, all you amazing listeners out there in podcast land? Thank you so much for tuning in to another episode of the one, the only, you love it, you know where to find it folks, Grow Clinton Podcast, brought to you by Grow Clinton, a nonprofit organization where we focus on economic development, community development, and tourism.

As always, I am your host for this episode, Andy Sokolovich, President and CEO of Grow Clinton, joined in the studio by Jenny Holm, our Director of Member and Community Relations.

Jenny, what's happening?

We're back.

Let's see what you got from the kid.

A library card from Clinton, Iowa, made out to Robert Elwood.

And here's a card from the Boy Scouts, Troop 47, Clinton, Iowa, made out to Robert Elwood.

I already notified the Clinton Police, Jace.

They're trying to find out if the boy was traveling with his folks.

Mm-hmm.

I'll go along.

[dramatic music] On the way to the hospital, Austin radioed that the murder victims were probably the Elwoods.

Let's see what you got from the kid.

A library card from Clinton, Iowa, made out to Robert Elwood.

And here's a card from the Boy Scouts, Troop 47, Clinton, Iowa, made out to Robert Elwood.

I already notified the Clinton police, Jace.

They're trying to find out if the boy was traveling with his folks.

Mm-hmm.

I'll go along.

[dramatic music] On the way to the hospital, Austin radioed that the murder victims were probably the Elwoods.

And that was a lot of the things that we've talked.

Uh, we did a site visit down in Clinton, Iowa.

Um-

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Clinton, Iowa, just, uh, received five down there.

Ah.

Uh, four of them in Clinton and another one in Elkhorn.

really trying to embrace bringing the community into the school, but also take our school district out to the community.

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You know where to find it, folks.

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All they had to do was sign.

The offer came from a company working to build one of the hundreds of data centers going up across this country, but she said, "No thank you." The Atlantic's George Packer traveled to Clinton, Iowa, where he met a lot of that same sort of resistance.

Neighbors, officials, and companies spending the last two years fighting over a proposed data center.

According to one resident who does not like it at all, the issue has united both his town and the country.

It's the, it's like the one thing that's bringing Americans together.

Uh, what's at the heart of it?

Yeah, Kevin Bradley, who I met in Clinton and who you quoted, said to m- I asked him has anything been agreed upon by so many Americans at the same time, and he said, "Not since 9/11." That was probably right.

It's quite a while ago.