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May 30, 2008

Former teacher now at IWCC in Council Bluffs

Ric Wilson of Oskaloosa, formerly of Centerville, has accepted a teaching position with Iowa Western Community College of Council Bluffs for the 2008-09 school year.

Wilson will be an “in the field” advocate working with at-risk students for IWCC in association with four school districts in western Iowa. He will be headquartered in Woodbine.

Wilson taught K-3 physical education and coached in Centerville from 1973 to 1993. He was selected the Iowa Teacher of the Year in 1979.

The past seven years he has been substitute teaching in the Oskaloosa School District and during the summer, Wilson works at the Cedar Creek Golf Course in Ottumwa.

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This week the Iowegian wants readers to think about the recent decision by the Centerville Municipal Waterworks Board of Directors to increase the fee for late payment of water bills. In a story published in Wednesday's Ad Express, board members announced a 10 percent late fee after two days late, a $50 red tag fee for accounts unpaid after seven days late and a $25 shut off fee, water service terminated after two weeks late. The board said the decision to increase the fees associated with late payment is to encourage customers to pay their bills on time. So, the question this week is, "Are these fees too much to ask for?"

A. Yes, they are.
B. No, they are not.
C. I'm not affected so I don't care.
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