Ilene Mae Cahoon Greenwood dies at 92 in Coralville
Ilene Mae Cahoon Greenwood 92 of Coralville died April 11 2025 surrounded by family after a dementia battle. Visitation April 25 4 to 6 PM at Lensing Oak Hill Coralville Mass April 26 10 30 AM at St Thomas More Church. She had five daughters 16 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Her community work and awards are noted with thanks to caregivers.
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Tlene Mae (Cahoon) Greenwood
Coralville
Leonard
Ilene
Lensing
Oak Hill
St. Thomas More Church
Quincy
Illinois
Clifford “CD
Ethel (Hoover) Cahoon
Alexis
Leonard Greenwood
Illinois Normal University
Springfield
Greenwood
Iowa
CPA
Church Women United Valiant Woman
PTA
Trene
Jan Whitney
Janice Schmitt
Colleen Sternshein
Mary Parr
Karen Henke
Ann Rose
Marvin Cahoon
Stirlingshire and
St. Croix
Jack Fitzgerald Dies Creator of Maryland Auto Malls
Jack Fitzgerald, who built Fitzgerald Auto Malls into a Maryland Florida and Pennsylvania network employing over 1,800, died April 8 at a Bethes da hospital. He was 89 and suffered complications from a stroke. A pioneer of no haggle pricing, he led a Capitol Hill lobbying effort in 2008 09 to save hundreds of dealerships from closures during GM and Chrysler bankruptcies by securing arbitration route.
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Jack Fitzgerald
Bethesda
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Auto Malls
Maryland
Florida
Pennsylvania
Toyota
Hyundai
Chevrolet
Jeep
Subaru
Hicle
Capitol Hill
General Motors
Chrysler
Iowa magistrate removed for slur and sexual assault bias
The Iowa Supreme Court removed Magistrate David J. Hanson from the Fayette County bench after findings he used a racist slur and questioned a teen sexual assault victim’s statements. He was deemed unfit to preside over sexual assault cases and faces removal in 10 days unless he resigns.
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Iowa Supreme Court
David J. Hanson
Fayette County
Hanson
Iowa Judicial Qualifications Commission
Susan Christensen
Christensen
West Side
Waterloo
Dana Oxley
Han
U.S. Supreme Court
Pattison's water use expansion faces out-of-state sale scrutiny
Pattison seeks a 3.7 billion gallon annual withdrawal permit increase for its quarry, arguing the water will dewater deeper mines and rinse mined sand. The DNR denies selling water as a beneficial use and weighs public input amid a March notice and April 22 hearing.
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DNR
Pattison
Mississippi
Kyle Pattison
The
Gazette
Chad Fields
Cerro Gordo County
Iowa
Wendy Hieb
Fields
Driftless Water Defenders
Sierra Club of
Larry Stone
Driftless Group
Clayton County
Gunder Rd
Elkader
Steve Veysey
Ames
Driftless
Veysey
the Gazette
Garnaville
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