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1. Agape Community Services to begin outpatient services Nov. 9 (siouxcityjournal.com) — Agape Community Services will begin intensive outpatient substance use treatment in Sioux City on Monday, Nov. 9, after receiving its state license. Services will temporarily operate at Peace Reformed Church, 4100 Outer Drive N, while its permanent facility is under construction. The program accepts men and women, with transportation available from select locations.
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2. City Council to Discuss Budget Challenges and Cost-Saving Options at Special Meeting (kscj.com) — Sioux City council members will discuss cost-saving options Tuesday as changes in Iowa law constrain property tax revenue and city budgets. The public meeting begins at 1 p.m. at City Hall, 405 6th Street. Council members will guide staff on balancing spending while considering effects on residents, employees and services.
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3. Sioux City Schools to consider retaining special counsel to pursue claims against social media companies (siouxcityjournal.com) — Sioux City's school board will decide Monday whether to hire attorneys to investigate and potentially pursue claims against social media companies. A proposed resolution alleges the platforms have increased district counseling, disciplinary and safety costs. Attorneys would receive up to one-third of any recovery, with no district fees or expenses if nothing is recovered.
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4. Sioux City School Board on Monday to discuss expanding dual language into North Middle (siouxcityjournal.com) — Sioux City's dual language program could expand to North Middle School next year, starting with up to 60 sixth-graders. The school board will hear the proposal Monday at 6 p.m. at the Educational Services Center, with first-year costs estimated at $114,964 and additional grades proposed for later years.
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5. Gov. Reynolds signs proclamation recognizing November as Youth HOPE Month in Iowa (kcrg.com) — Sioux City's Crittenton Center asked Iowa's governor to recognize youth homelessness, and November is now Youth HOPE Month statewide. Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the proclamation after the center's October petition. Center officials say the designation can help families learn about early intervention and resources for young people.
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