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Caitlin Yamada

Caitlin Yamada

Education and County Government Reporter at The Sioux City Journal

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  • English
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  • Education
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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A dozen community members speak out against Woodbury County nuclear energy ordinance

The Woodbury County supervisors approved a new ordinance regulating nuclear energy in the county after hearing from a dozen community members opposing nuclear energy in the county.
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Briar Cliff University achieves $10M fundraising goal

Briar Cliff University announced Thursday it reached a $10 million fundraising goal for its Foundations for the Future Comprehensive Campaign.
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Various citizen-run fundraising efforts pop up to cover Sioux City ...

Multiple citizen-run fundraising campaigns have popped up after the Sioux City Community Schools announced it has nearly $80,000 in unpaid lunch debt.
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Ron Wieck selected as LEC Authority representative for mediation

Ron Wieck has been appointed to serve as the Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center Authority's representative during mediation, despite the public asking for Mark Nelson.
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More than 200 Siouxland residents turn out to memorialize Charlie Kirk

Siouxland residents came out to Pearl Street Park in downtown Sioux City on Saturday for a memorial walk dedicated to conservative activist Charlie Kirk who was assassinated in Utah last month.
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Sergeant Bluff-Luton asking voters to approve $37M bond

The Sergeant Bluff-Luton is attempting another bond issue. After receiving 55.5 percent approval last year, Superintendent Chad Janzen feels confident they are on the right track.
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Levo Credit Union seeking nominations for $500 teacher awards

Levo will award $500 to eight area teachers nominated by parents, students or community members as making an impact on kids in South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, or North Dakota.
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Sioux City veteran receives mortgage-free smart home from Tunnel to...

U.S. Army Veteran Todd Landen was welcomed into his new home on Thursday. The home was built by the Tunnel to Towers organization, which builds specially adapted smart homes for
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Iowa House legislation would create human trafficking task force

In Case You Missed It: House File 2565 establishes the Iowa Human Trafficking Task Force within the Department of Public Safety, giving it full authority to investigate cases, make arrests and coordinate antitrafficking efforts across the state. The unit would operate around the clock and serve as the primary point of contact for trafficking investigations in Iowa.
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Sioux City Schools ending arts, computer programing, STEM, environm...

Hunt Elementary (Arts A+), Loess Hills Elementary (Computer Programming), Morningside Elementary (STEM), Perry Creek Elementary (International Baccalaureate), and Spalding Park Elementary (Environmental Sciences) will discontinue the specialty programs at the
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Five Questions With ... Jessica Lopez-Walker on activism work

Once a month, Sweetgrass Uprising holds rally marches to be visible in the community regarding various issues. One of the faces you can find in the crowd every time is Jessica Lopez-Walker.