Cedar Rapids names Steinbach housing services chief
Terry Steinbach 30 of Iowa City will become Cedar Rapids first director of housing services on May 4. Chosen from 44 applicants, Steinbach will organize the new department and enforce the housing code. Four inspectors likely by July 1, with up to two more later. salary starts at 23400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Steinbach
Cedar Rapids
Steinbach
Iowa City
Floyd Bergen
Bergen
Department of Housing Services
Iowa House
Residents opt for weekday Eighth Avenue parking compromise
Residents along Eighth Avenue west of 10th Street pressed for parking access despite hazards and backed a council compromise to ban parking only on weekdays from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Fire and police officials supported reducing risk, while residents cited inconvenience. The council approved, with other city plans noted for First Avenue paving and Indian Creek Road upgrades ahead of summer work.
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Eighth Avenue
10Th Street
Second
10Th Streets
Jim Ford
Bob Zier
George Patschke
Eighth Ave
Mike Warner
Bert Stitzel
Tom McDougall
Vic Klopfenstein
First Avenue
South 1
McDougall
Indian Creek Road
29Th Avenue
24Th Street
Tom McGowan
Marion Briefs House sale and local incidents
Terry LeFebvre of Cedar Rapids bought a new home at 3099 Second St from Welsh and Welsh Construction. Sale handled by Stanbrough Realtors. Hollow Ground sharpened and balanced lawn mower blades at The Fixit Shop. Marion fire calls log includes medical assist at 90 Twixt Town Road at 1 35 PM on Wednesday and a needless call at Route 1.
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Terry LeFebvre
Cedar Rapids
Second St
Stanbrough Realtors
Fixit Shop
Marion
Town Road
Marion Piano Festival Set With Over 200 Students
More than 200 students from Linn-Mar Marion Independent and St Josephs schools will take part in the annual Marion Piano Festival on Saturday April 25 at First United Methodist Church. Festival committee includes Janice Baumer Dorothy Hingtgen Sharon Colton Marilyn Rech and Marilyn Etzel. Judges are Ann Banes Damon Cole Jan Thulin and Alma Turechek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
Marion Independent
St. Joseph’s
Marion
First United Methodist Church
Janice Baumer
Dorothy Hingtgen
Sharon Colton
Marilyn Rech
Marilyn Etzel
Ann Banes
Damon Cole
Jan Thulin
Alma Turechek
Marion spring cleanup set for April 27 to May 1
The Public Service Department will conduct an annual cleanup during April 27 to May 1. Workers will collect refuse not normally picked up in regular service, excluding automotive parts. Residents should place items on the curb by 7 a.m. on their usual pickup day. Benjamin Franklin died in Philadelphia in 1790 at age 84.
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Marion
Public Service Department
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Roundup of local theft and missing items report
C R Roundup notes 19 year old Cleveland D Stephens held in Linn County Jail on third degree theft for allegedly loading a lawnmower into a yellow station wagon after Herbert Westrom reported the crime. Also reported missing furniture from Everett L Head totaling over 1900 dollars following back rent settlement and a Cedar Rapids man charged with hunting ducks out of season and without a license near the Cedar River. Hasson Jr. must appear in court April 20 at 9 a.m.
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Cleveland D. Stephens
10Th St
Linn County
Stephens
Herbert Westrom
Park Ave
Westrom
Ninth Avenue SE
Everett L. Head
Ankeny
Head
Buckingham Drive
Feder Development
Sheriff's Department
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd G. Hasson Jr
Western Drive
Linn
Hasson
Cedar River
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Housing Service
Dick Hogan
Vatte
Rapids
Tom Fruehling
Azette Marie
Nordman Jewelry
Adv
David L. Brockway
M. A
C.R
Soflens
First Ave
Mmy
Prin
Kodak
Town & Country
MasterCard
Killian’s Lindale Mall
Killians
Arrow and
van Heusen
Famous Arrow and van Heusen
Killian
Lindale
Sycamore Mall
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