Cityline Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
A dense listings page for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas outlines today’s meetings and events. Linn County Board of Supervisors at 10:30 a.m., Bluestem Solid Waste Agency at 1:30 p.m., Housing Board of Appeals at 3 p.m., City Council at 7 p.m., North Linn school board at 7:30 p.m. Also theater at Old Creamery, concerts in Cedar Rapids, demonstrations at Ushers Ferry, and farmers markets in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Politically active stops include Lamar Alexander, Pat Buchanan, Maurice Taylor appearances at various venues. Exhibits, quilt show, garden show, and recycling truck event listed with times and locations. Weathered by a citywide calendar, cityline encourages patrons to plan visits.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Marland
Iowa
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids Housing Board of Appeals
Cedar Rapids
Lamar Alexander
Kcrg-Tv
Pat Buchanan
Courthouse
Vinton
KCRG
Greene Square Park
Theisen
Anamosa
Tipton
Riverfront Park
Clinton
River Center
Davenport
Maurice Taylor
Courthouse Lawn
West Union
Waukon
Courthouse Square
Decorah
Quasqueton
Quasqueton Federated Garden Club
Fairbank
Farmers Market
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Noelridge
Noelridge Park
Marion Farmers Market
Iowa City
Illinois Lottery Numbers Reported For Midday And Evening Draws
Lottery results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for midday and evening draws along with a 6 of 54 Jackpot totaling $8 million. For city line accessibility, numbers 363 7000 or 337 7000, category 2900, are provided.
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Cityline
Vital Statistics Mercy and St Luke's births and reports
The Gazette lists births on July 31 and Aug 1 with parents and residence in Linn County. It also notes drunken driving charges for five individuals with ages and arrest locations and a sex abuse charge against Brook Walton involving a 12 and 15 year old. News tips contact numbers are provided.
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Brook A. Walton
22Nd Ave
East meets Wapsie at Camp Wapsie with Japanese youths
Japanese campers ages 9 to 17 spend a week at YMCA Camp Wapsie near Iowa and mix with about 200 local bunk mates despite language barriers. The program, now in its seventh year, pairs groups in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids with chaperones from Japan while the two-week trip costs about $5,000 per person including airfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fruehling
Hynek
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Central Ymca
Japan
Daisuke Ito
Ymca Camp Wapsie
Kana Amano
Rina Tatsuno
Middie
Camp Wapsie
U.S
City council splits leftover hotel motel funds in Cedar Rapids
After a work session the Cedar Rapids City Council plans to distribute almost 450000 in leftover hotel motel tax money. Communit y Corrections Improvement Association youth program will receive at least 13000 and up to 20000 pending approval. Cedar Rapids Convention & Visitors Bureau seeks 100000 for a marketing study and the Charter Commission gets up to 12000 for copying and a part time secretary. Any remaining funds revert to the corrections program.
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Brad Hahn Gazette
Gary Hinzman
Hinzman
Community Corrections Improvement Association
Cedar Rapids
Council
Dexter
Cedar Rapids Charter Commission
Dust Explodes as Two Cyclists Crash on Stoney Point Road
Officer pursued two cyclists after a reckless turn on Stoney Point Road SW. One rider fled without a license plate and both bikes collided, causing a dust and fiberglass explosion. Troopers said the chase ended quickly and safety considerations govern pursuit decisions.
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Stoney Point Road
Bendlage
Phillips
McCleary
Sgt
Robert Ten Eick
Ten Eick
Neighborhood group accepts change after rezoning vote
Wellington Heights residents concede to development after the City Planning Commission unanimously backs rezoning for Wolfe Clinic on the 1200 block of Second Avenue SE. Two houses were torn down nearby to make space for a church parking lot as neighbors pledge cooperation with future projects.
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Wellington Heights
Associat
Fall Association
Linn County
Fallon
St. Pat
Wal-Mart
Blairs Ferry Road
Jeff Busse
Busse Investments
Cre Union
Blairs Fe Road
Busse
Futy
Bond reductions set for two in abduction case
Poweshiek County authorities report bonds lowered for Walker Kirby to $100,000 and J. R. Jones to $175,000 from $250,000 each. Magistrate Judge Jim Schwiebert cited Kirby’s lack of a criminal record and Jones’ family ties to Knoxville in the decisions.
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Jim Schwiebert
Walker Kirby
J. R. Jones
Poweshiek County
Rachelle Johns
John
Schwiebert
Kirby
Jones
Knoxville
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Daily Notebook
Fylona
TeleUs
Teleus Is A
Old Creamery Theatre
Garrison
Red Main Ramblers
John W. Colloton
University Hospitals
Cherry Hill
Ushers Ferry Historic Village
Seminole Valley Park
Randall Foods
Edgewood Rd
Illinois Lottery
Joyce
Steve Albert
Minden Lane
Tammy
Curt Wiedemeier
16Th Ave
Debra Anderson
13Th Ave
ST. Luke's
Marci
James Blankenship
Woodland Dr. SE
Christine
Sam Kadura
Eighth St
Marion
Teresa
Dennis Paulsen
33Rd Ave
Sarah
Darren Rickels
Olin
The
Gazette
Thomas A. Whitman
Miller Ave
Wright Brothers Boulevard
Vernon L. Prunty
Chandler St
East
Wapsie
National Ymca Office
Furusawa
Chris Stewarn
Gazette Phc
Marie-St
Usanne Langille
Jane Lonergan-Highley
Viola Swamp
Taylor
C.R
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