Pizza delivery murder trial stays in Cedar Rapids
The May 5 murder trial of Brandy Byrd in Cedar Rapids will proceed in Linn County court with her taped police statements admitted as evidence. Judge Amanda Potterfield denied a venue change but left open renewal at jury selection if impartiality is questioned.
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New Parents Announce Birth in Milestones Section
Call 368 8873 or 1 800 397 8212 to place a birth photograph and announcement in the Gazette Milestones section on Sunday. Submit a photo and basic details for the newborn's name, date of birth, and family information.
Filmmaker Chases Mossman Mystery from The Stones of Summer
Mark Moskowitz creates a two hour film exploring Cedar Rapids author Don Mossman and the books that shaped him. He interviews figures from The New York Times to UI writers and Cedar Rapids venues to show how a love of books spreads beyond one author. The film invites viewers to revisit favorite reads and the craft of writing.
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