Robin Delaney

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Anamosa, United States (Local)

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Articles

Enchilada sale supports Old Fort Madison

By: Angie Holland

Fort Madison Preservation Inc., the local nonprofit raising money to restore and reopen Old Fort Madison, as well as construct a new Living History Center, is selling enchiladas by the

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OFMP sweeping area for local "criminals"

By: Robin Delaney

The 83 “criminals” served arrest warrants last week are running against the clock to raise their $100 bail for Old Fort Madison Preservation’s first Jail &

OFMP Jail and Bail brings in .......

By: Robin Delaney

Some people will do anything to stay out of jail.

OFMP Jail and Bail brings in more than $10,000

By: Robin Delaney Guest

Chuck Osmanski secures his release from “jail” by handing money over to OFMP member Karen Simonson during Old Fort Madison Preservation’s jail and bail fundraiser event Thursday at the North Lee County Historical Society museum. Osmanski was charged with “helping the food pantry provide food in competition with his former employer.”