Marion woman injured in deer avoidance crash
Nancy Jo Hatch, 19, of 2400 Clark Avenue in Marion, was injured Saturday when her car left West Mount Vernon Road at Horn Road to avoid a deer. The vehicle rolled into a ditch. Hatch was alone and taken to St Luke's Hospital with condition not released.
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Nancy Jo Hatch
Clark Ave
Marion
West Mount Vernon Road
Horn Road
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Hatch
St. Luke’s Hospital
Three Teens Suspected in Cedar Rapids House Fire
Three junior high age youths are suspected in starting a fire at an unoccupied Cedar Rapids house on Boice Road NW. Firefighters found a small blaze in a metal container in the living room. Two girls and a boy questioned after leaving the scene, with charges pending.
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Cedar Rapids
Boice Rd
Alan Brockhohn
Gifted students topic to be discussed in Solon talk
Arlene DeVries a Des Moines public schools consultant speaks at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Solon United Methodist Church on what parents should expect for their gifted child The talk is free and open to the public DeVries holds a master in guidance and counseling and is active with the Iowa Talented and Gifted Association and the National Association for Gifted Children A brief business meeting follows the presentation for more information call Lillian Davis at 644 3634
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Arlene DeVries
Des Moines Public Schools
Solon United Methodist Church
DeVries
Iowa Talented and Gifted Association
National Association of Gifted Children
Solon
Lillian Davis
Wyoming Fund-Raiser A Success At Volleyball Tournament
Local participants raised 2300 dollars in a Wyoming volleyball tournament benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Organizer Sue Eganhouse praised volunteers and participants, noting funds support research toward a cure for cystic fibrosis, the leading genetic killer of children and young adults.
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Wyoming
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Sue Eganhouse
Eganhouse
Crowds at Cedar River Flood Draw Sightseers and Officials
Cedar Rapids saw large crowds Sunday as the Cedar River crested at 19.27 feet drawing sightseers to bridges and Czech Village. Mayor Serbousek declared a local emergency to curb access and protect newly built dikes while observers from Linn County and Palo joined photographers and residents watching the swollen river.
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Serbousek
Linn County
Dave Towne
Palo
Tom Clymer
Cedar Rapids
Czech Village
Riverside and Company
Dan Feaker
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