next week -- waterloo voters will decide whether to cast ballots to help maintain the grout museum. kwwl's macleod hageman catches up with a supporter -- who explains how taxpayers will be affected -- if it passes. "i think it's just very important for us to preserve our history." citizens for the grout museum committe co- chair cindy wells says property owners won't have to pay much -- if the levy passes next tuesday. "each $100,000 of your house that's valued, it's $15.05. even if you have a $200,00 house, $2.50 isn't much to support the grout." mueseum visitor dana atwood-blaine says it's a small price to pay to protect the cedar valley's rich history. "i think people in waterloo should vote for it. i think resource to the community, and it'll bring people outside in, as well." standup "due to limited funding, grout museum organizers say they've had to close the snowden and russel buildings. now, they're only open by appointment." "we facilities for people and their grandkids, for their visitors who come into town. it's just important for waterloo." 54 percent of waterloo voters

they are blustery out of the west and whether to support a levy for the grout museum. organizers are asking for taxpayer money to maintain and operate the local staple. according to supporters -- the levy won't cost property owners very much. kwwl's macleod hageman catches up with a museum visitor -- and explains what the levy means for taxpayers. mac? ron -- according to supporters -- if the grout museum levy passes next week -- it'll cost the owner of a 100- thousand dollar home nearly 15 bucks a year. organizers say waterloo voters denied a similar measure two years ago. since then -- they've had to eliminate positions and limit certain buildings and exhibits. one museum visitor says the resource. "i bet people come here to do research, because there's so much here that's it's just so amazing. the quality and the quanity is just amazing." the last levy failed by more than 600 votes. so supporters say this time -- they're going door-to-door to ensure people are properly educated when headed to the polls. we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman --

display of miniatures is it what it looked like back then," this is part of a larger exhibit at the grout museum in waterloo -- which opens to the public on november 10th... coming up ... star wars may reach the bounds of the imagination... but a famous symbol from the movies is a very real thing... you're watching kwwl... we'll be right back... today, joyce hoppes joins usvoice to promote and educate for industry. with headquarters in des moines and eight districts across the state, pork plays an inegral role in the economy and identity of the hawkeye state. local pork producers join forces at the county level and fund the iowa pork producers association themselves, making it an organization by pork producers, and for pork producers association is also a member of the national pork producers council, based in washington, d.c. county organizations support their local communities in a variety of ways -- ranging from classroom visits, grilling events, sponsoring local programs all the way to partnerships with retailers to promote pork and pork products. the iowa pork producers association is a gra

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and council candidates -- and some have to decide whether to pay more in taxes to support the grout museum. supporters say the levy increase would cost the owner of a 100- thousand dollar home about 15 bucks a year. still, waterloo voters turned down a similar measure two years ago. since then -- the museum has "i bet people come here to do research, because there's so the last levy failed by more than 600 votes. four iowa school districts are being recognized by the state today for leading the way in stem education. the charles city...new hampton...osage...an d rudd-rockford- marble rock districts are receiving a stem best grant of 25- thousand dollars. the districts plan to use the money to help connect businesses to schools, furthering science, education. well if you need a break from the candy, the costumes and the cold weather this week... the only professional soccer team in the cedar rapids rampage are playing tomorrow... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live this morning... she's been talking with a few of the that's right they will be here playing the saint louis ambush. and it's th

and council candidates -- and some have to decide whether to pay more in taxes to support the grout museum. supporters say the levy increase would cost the owner of a 100- thousand dollar home about 15 bucks a year. still, waterloo voters turned down a similar measure two years ago. since then -- the museum has eliminated positions and limited buildings and exhibits. "i bet people come here to do amazing. the quality and the quanity is just amazing." the last levy failed by more than 600 votes. nicu patients get into the halloween spirit. a few nurses came up with the idea to make super hero costumes for the babies at blank children's hospital. there's superman, batman, robin, wonder woman and thor. the costumes include capes and skirts. the nurses say it took a lot of work to get all the costumes its we're wrapping up today in iowa with the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan next. first, heres whats ahead on today. good morning. (v/o) one of the biggest stars in the world. winner, sandra bull there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook.