Former Hawkeye Cedric Everson III Sentencing Continued
Cedric Everson III, a former Hawkeye football player, had sentencing postponed in Johnson County District Court. He was found guilty of misdemeanor assault in January, facing up to 30 days in jail after the judge downgraded the charge to third degree sexual abuse based on testimony from Abe Satterfield.
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Iowa City
Hawkeye
Cedric Everson III
Johnson County
Everson
Hillcrest
Abe Satterfield
Wilton man denied parole in Iowa City beating death
Curtis Fry, 24, convicted of voluntary manslaughter for beating 75 year old Jerome Patrick McEwen to death in his Iowa City home on February 7, 2008, had his parole bid denied after serving part of a 10 year sentence from May 2009. An official said corrections recommended parole.
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Iowa City
Wilton
Curtis Fry
Jerome “Patrick” McEwen
Fry
Department of Corrections
Explosion hits Cedar Rapids bar. ATF assists probe
The ATF teams work with local investigators to determine the cause of an April 10 explosion at Sixth Gear Bar and Grill, 4617 J St SW. The blast destroyed part of the Cedar Rapids bar, woke residents, and scattered debris within a 200 yard radius. No injuries were reported.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Sixth Gear Bar and Grill
J St
Cedar Rapids seeks pace in FEMA disaster aid talks
Cedar Rapids officials and FEMA continue to haggle over 2008 flood recovery costs including nearly 20 million for demolishing the Sinclair packing plant. Reimbursements total under 5 million, delaying library, Paramount Theatre, Central Fire Station, and Animal Control project timelines.
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Sie Gacelté
Cedar Rapids
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Joe O’hern
FEMA
Sinclair Packing
O’hern
Paramount Theatre
Paramount
Central Fire Station
Don Karr
Chuck Wieneke
Justin Shields
Emerald Knights
Second Avenue SE
Wet weather delays move of National Czech & Slovak Museum building
A planned Tuesday relocation of the National Czech & Slovak Museum building is postponed due to rain and slick surfaces. Jeremy Patterson Structural Movers will lift the building and relocate it about 480 feet to higher ground after flood damage in 2008, with the move now slated for the first or second week of May when weather improves.
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Vazete
Cedar Rapids
National
Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
Jeremy Patterson
Washington
Iowa
Mother Nature
Gail Naughton
Diana Baculis
Baculis
Patterson
Cedar River
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Jeff Pomeranz
State Historic Preservation Office
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Karr
Shields
Media Net
Taylor Weberg
Noelridge Greenhouse
Council St. NE
G.R. Museum
Indy.hadish
Sourcemedia.net
Cedar River Garden Center
Fascos
Cedarrivergardencenter.com
University OF Iowa
Vwa Health Care
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