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PROGRESS 2026: Slow and steady growth in Denver

City projects include underground electric work, water and street upgrades, park improvements and a new aquatics center on track for June completion.

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City: November elections sent three councilmen—Joel Wikner, Sean Hartman and Josh Larson—back for four more years, as well as myself as mayor. We all thank the community for your support and trust in us to lead your community.

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PROGRESS 2026: Slow and steady growth in Denver

City: November elections sent three councilmen—Joel Wikner, Sean Hartman and Josh Larson—back for four more years, as well as myself as mayor. We all thank the community for your support and trust in us to lead your community.

·Oelwein, United States
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NE Iowa Publishing broke the news in Oelwein, United States on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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