Cityline Calendar Cedar Rapids August events and Lottery draws
Listings for Cedar Rapids activities on August 11 include Affordable Commission meetings, LIFTS Advisory Committee, music by The Blves Instigators at Noelridge Park, free Cedar Rapids Museum of Art day, water ski show at Ellis Park, theatrical performances at Old Creamery Theatre and Amana Colonies, farmers markets, a disease clinic, and a recycling truck stop. Lottery results show Powerball and Pick 3 4 numbers with jackpots noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Seasons Ski Team
Cedar River
Ellis Park
Vital Statistics and Arrests Noted in Gazette Summary
Aug. 9 to Aug. 10 births listed for Nora and Marshall Erney Toledo Donna Ahtmann Coggan Jolene Batterton Dyersville Cynthia Brisiawa Walker Myong Dobson 299 Red Fox Ad SE Machelle Cassill 3126 C Ave NE Amy Magner 826 35th St NE Susan Suhr Oelwein Melissa Swab 90 40th St NE Melissa Wright 2552 Oxford Lane NW. The Log notes from public safety reviews by Linn County Attorney’s Office. Edward Beatty 22 700 41st Ave Dr SW arrested 11:07 p.m. on second offense. Brandon Powers 18 Central City charged with second-degree theft for a 1989 Chevy Beretta. Tips invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke's
Annette
Steve Schau
Coggan
Jolene
Thomas Batterton
Dyersville
Cynthia Brisiawa
Walker
Myong
David Dobson
Red Fox
Machelle
Jay Cassill
C Ave. NE
Amy
Joseph Magner
35Th St. NE
Susan
John Suhr
Oelwein
Melissa Swab
40Th St. NE
Melissa
Mark Wright
Oxford Lane
Edward Beatty
41St Ave. Dr
41St Avenue Drive
Brandon D. Powers
Central City
Larry DeGroot
Linn County to enforce address number rule for unincorporated areas
Linn County supervisors plan to formalize a long-standing street address rule into an ordinance. Property owners must display correct numbers on either the mailbox or the building, with 3 inch high figures, in unincorporated areas. Exemptions apply where addresses are tied to nearby incorporated systems. The ordinance shifts enforcement to the Planning and Zoning Department and grants a road name petition process requiring 75 percent landowner support for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Supervisors
Linn County
Rebecca Palmer
Palmer
County Planning and Zoning Department
Zoning Building Department
Planning and Zoning Department
Novak Design Group to design city police station
The City Council authorized a contract with Novak Design Group to design the new police station and communications center funded by a $14 million bond approved by voters. Novak will receive $686 775, working with Rebanks Associates Inc. to develop the concept and blueprints. The site sits on a six acre riverfront parcel on First Street SW between Fifth and Seventh avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Zingula Gazette City Hall Reporte
Cotte Regie
Novak Design Group
Novak
Citizens Public Safety Building Committee
J.D. Smith
Jim Piersall
Smith
Rebanks Associates Inc
Toronto
Rebanks
Eens
First Street
Fifth
Seventh Avenues
Proposed Marion service center to aid at risk youth
Organizers of a Marion student and parent service center seek to deter gang activity and substance abuse among at risk youth. The plan, backed by Linn County officials, would fund a project director officer and staff to connect families with substance abuse treatment and counseling, while expanding parenting programs. The center targets Marion Linn‑Mar St Joseph students and would rely on Juvenile Crime Prevention funds with support from local agencies and coalitions.
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Marion
Byrne M
Linn County
Spartan
Rosemary Thomson
Linn-Mar
County Board of Supervisors
Thomson
Rita Huber
Huber
Marion Drug-Free Schools Consortium
Safe Coalition
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Area Substance Abuse Council
Consortium
St. Joseph
City council debates billing cycles and utility reforms
The reform panel recommends consolidating Water Solid Waste Management and Waste Water Control into a single utility department while exploring sale or lease options for the Cedar River hydroelectric facility. The council plans a pending motion on moves shifting responsibilities among departments and bill structures including monthly billing for select accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Firstar Bank
Firstar
Henry Royer
Cedar River
Streets
Don Thomas
Lyle Hanson Thomas
Larry Serbousek
Reform Committee
WPC
Hanson
J.D. Smith
Yucatan Youth Corps Sees Iowa Model For Mexican Program
Mexican students from Yucatan gain hands on experience in Iowa as they stay with host families in Elkader and learn building restoration and land reclamation. They praise Iowa's work ethic and culture while planning to teach others back home and report their progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Yucatan
Mexico
Osborne
Santiago Alamilla
University of Merida
Alfonso Hijaflos
Alamilla
Towa
Elkader
Regis-LaSalle Foundation elects new board officers
Regis LaSalle Foundation names Gary Streit chair, Karen Volz vice chair, and Mike Stallman treasurer. New board members are Tom McCartan Laurie Schubert and Sister Jean Marie Brady. Created in 1976 to aid Regis and LaSalle high schools, the foundation has given grants over 3 million dollars and maintains a trust of over 1.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis-LaSalle Foundation
Gary Streit
Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Karen Volz
Mike Stallman
Tom McCartan
Laurie Schubert
Jean Marie Brady
Catholic Education
Regis and LaSalle
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Museum of Ant
Voice of the Prairie
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Garrison
Amana
Farmers Market
Cedar Rapids Riverside
Coralville
S.T. Morrison Park
Linn County Health Department
13Th St. NW
Econofoods East
List St. NE
Cityline
Iowa City
Illinois Lottery
Nora
Marshall Erney
Toledo
Donna
Joe Ahtmann
Greentree Ct
Gazette
Una County
de Cearpas
C.R
Linda Kahlbaugh
Protein Blenders
Highway 218