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Lineup complete for 2025 Winneshiek County Fair

Oelwein Daily Register 08 Apr 2025
The Winneshiek County Fair Board finalized its lineup for the 2025 Winneshiek County Fair as it will welcome the sounds of Drew Baldridge and Frankie Ballard to the stage Saturday, July 12.
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Winneshiek County welcomes new deputy

Oelwein Daily Register 07 Apr 2025
The Winneshiek County Sheriff’s Office has welcomed newly hired deputy Cody Imoehl to its roster. “We couldn’t be more pleased to have Deputy Imoehl aboard the Winneshiek County Sheriff’s Office," Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx said.
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Attorney general moves to strip Winneshiek County of all state funding

Marietta Daily Journal 28 Mar 2025
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird filed a lawsuit ...
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Winneshiek County sheriff’s Facebook post leads to immigration lawsuit

The Courier - Waterloo 28 Mar 2025
Iowa's attorney general filed suit Thursday in an escalation of a dispute over whether a sheriff's office is complying enough with a law requiring cooperation with immigration authorities ... .
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Iowa lawsuit says sheriff discouraged compliance with immigration law

Newsday 28 Mar 2025
Immigration and Customs Enforcement since 2018 to hold someone suspected of immigration violations ... Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx's post was deleted Thursday afternoon, hours after the lawsuit was filed late Wednesday ... Sign up ... Credit ... 0.46.
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Attorney General Bird Sues Winneshiek County Sheriff for Violating Sanctuary County Law (Iowa Attorney General)

Public Technologies 27 Mar 2025
DES MOINES-Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird today announced a lawsuit against Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx for violating the state sanctuary county law by discouraging law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
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Iowa sheriff removes Facebook post after AG Brenna Bird finds it violated law to aid ICE

Des Moines Register 27 Mar 2025
The Winneshiek County Sheriff's Office has removed a Facebook post that Attorney General Brenna Bird said violated Iowa law by stating the office would not cooperate with detainer requests from U.S.
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