Sioux City: A company that’s been fined thousands of dollars for the stink coming from its plant has lost its lawsuit targeting the city’s odor ordinance. The Sioux City Journal reports Judge Leonard Strand of the U.S. District Court in Sioux City granted the city of Sibley’s motion for a summary judgment. Strand disagreed with Iowa Drying & Processing’s contention that the ordinance was unconstitutionally vague. Iowa Drying & Processing had said the city’s enforcement unfairly targeted the company and interfered with its efforts to sell the plant, which had drawn residents’ complaints for years. One resident, Josh Harms, sued Sibley after city officials threatened legal action against him for saying on a website that Sibley smelled like “rancid dog food.” Strand ruled against the city in Harms’ case.

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No way! My heart just sunk to my stomach! I do not like automatics. I feel it takes away my fun, and responsibility of actually making the car move! Someone’s going to find a way to mate-up a T56 or some 6 speed! This is just awful. C’mon Ford, what’re you thinking? Fix this issue! I know a lot of people that won’t be buying now. Including me. Guess I’ll settle for a 5.0 with bolt-on’s. WE WANT OLD SCHOOL!!! That Red eye or ZL1 is looking better and better. Maybe an older GT500? forget this….I want my Hurst sticker. Disappointed

Lane keep assist is also standard and detects the lane on the road and assists steering wheel control if the vehicle leaves the lane when the vehicle speed is over 40 mph (just under 65 km/h). This can be somewhat annoying in certain situations where the vehicle crosses a dotted line and the indicator isn’t on, because it will attempt to correct and veer you back where you don’t want to go. For the most part, though, it works as intended, plus you always have the option of turning it off.

On that note, the Pivot rips through most terrain at a lick, with some trail feedback, and rewards physical efforts by feeling lightning quick.

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“He said wherever he turned it would go. He never had to use breaks, it would go exactly where he turned it and he felt safer in it than in a two-wheel drive tractor. Of course, all four-wheel drives are that way; they’ll go where you turn it. That was the first thing people who had never driven a four-wheel drive noticed,” Birkey said.

One thing that a liquid cooler would interfere with is the removal of the front fan bracket, which is a actually a really convenient way to access and clean the front filter screen. It comes out with two thumbscrews like the upper fan mount bracket.

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In addition to the drivetrain, this XTR group gets two new brake systems. The lightweight two-piston model is designed for cross-country racing, while the four-piston model I tested is targeted to meet the more demanding braking needs of aggressive trail riders and enduro racers.

Is XTR worth the money? Well, it’s a premium product with a price tag to match. Shifting was flawless throughout my testing, and the brakes provided consistent stopping power in all conditions.

Limestone County Sheriff’s Office investigators say a man kept this "attack squirrel" caged in his apartment. (Photo: Limestone County Sheriff’s Office via AP)