Mark Ridolfi is a journalist for North Scott Press, focusing on local news in Eldridge, Iowa. With a keen interest in community affairs, Mark covers a wide range of topics including local government, infrastructure, public safety, and community events. His reporting aims to keep residents informed and engaged with the issues that impact their daily lives.
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Mark Ridolfi focuses on local news in Eldridge, Iowa, with an emphasis on event coverage and announcements. His articles predominantly cover topics related to local events, government decisions, and community issues.
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Long Grove's longest residents will lead the parade over the town's newest streets Sunday for a Strawberry Festival unlike any other.
Princeton council members voted June 13 to provide tax credits to investors in a Bettendorf Catholic school, in exchange for a $5,000 fee Mayor Travis Volrath said the city will bank for future use.
By: Mark Ridolfi
Former Eldridge utility manager Jacob Rowe took city computers valued at $2,836.62, and accepted $1,028.27 in unauthorized clothing reimbursements, according to criminal charges filed June 28.
Look for two Scott County faces on the Republican National Convention floor in Milwaukee next week, celebrating the certain nomination of Donald Trump, and working to unite a coalition of GOP and independent voters both say is essential to a November win.
After 30 years, and $410,442.19 worth of taxpayer-funded cleanup, an abandoned gas station at 6630 Northwest Boulevard will be auctioned off, along with 60 other properties taken by the county for unpaid taxes.
One line at a time, Gary Bein scrawled couplets of Mississippi Valley Fair history in the shirt-pocket notebook he keeps for just such occasions.
By: Mark Ridolfi
Eldridge’s roundabout future may be launched Monday when council members must decide if the city will apply for a state grant to fund design work for Fourth Avenue and LeClaire Road.
Eldridge council members on Monday voted 4-1 to put a traffic light at LeClaire Road and Fourth Avenue, not the roundabout recommended by the city administrator, public works directors and engineer.
Eldridge police chief Andrew Lellig's FBI leadership training at Quantico, Va., will be put to work developing leadership, mental health and community engagement for Eldridge officers.
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