Local government calendar for Linn County and cities
The calendar lists eight meetings and sessions across Linn County and nearby cities including Linn County Officials and Managers at the Administrative Office Building Cedar Rapids City Council Marion Park Board Marion Public Service Board Hiawatha City Council Alburnett City Council and Alburnett school board with locations at City Hall Parks Department and Farmers State Bank. The day begins at 8 a.m. and ends after 7 p.m. with varied public sessions and special meetings.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Alburnett
Farmers State Bank
Alburnett School Board
Marion Tree Board
10Th Ave
Mayor’s Cedar Rapids Schedule for City Service Awards and Council Swearing-In
The schedule lists a 7 30 a m Cedar Rapids employee quarterly service awards ceremony followed by a 9 a m City Council meeting during which police and airport officer recruits will be sworn in.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Regional meetings schedule across area
Regional meetings listed for the evening include Manchester Planning & Zoning at City Hall at 3 p.m. Washington school board at Administration Building 6 p.m. Dysart City Council at City Hall 7 p.m. East Buchanan school board in Winthrop Boardroom 7 p.m. English Valleys school board in North English conference room 7 p.m. Maquoketa Valley school board in Delhi middle school conference room 7 p.m. Parnell City Council 7 p.m.
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Manchester
Cedar Rapids fair housing focus group set for city staff
City of Cedar Rapids hosts fair housing focus group sessions for municipal employees nonprofit groups real estate agents home buyers landlords and renters at 3 pm for staff and 6 pm for the public in City Hall Citizens for Riverboat Casino meets 6 30 pm at Retirees Hall 116 14th Ave SE West Branch hosts Hulda Kitchen discovery 7 pm at Herbert Hoover Historic Site Amana Theatre presents The Rainmaker 8 pm at Amana Visitors Center tickets 18 10 Students 10 Amana Museum hosts Strawwelpeter 10 30 am folk tales 5 adults 1 child 319 622 3567 319 643 2541 1 800 352 6262
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City of
Cedar Rapids
14Th Ave
West Branch
Hulda
Herbert Hoover Historic Site
Old Creamery Theatre
Amana Colonies
Amana
Museum of
Kerry to Speak at Two Brothers Restaurant Night Event
Massachusetts Senator John Kerry, a Democratic presidential hopeful, will hold a campaign event from 6 30 to 8 p m at Two Brothers Restaurant in Independence. He is expected to outline policy priorities and meet supporters in a informal setting.
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John Kerry
Massachusetts
Two Brothers
Independence
Farmers Markets Listed With Times and Locations
Noelridge Farmers Market at Collins Road and Council Street NE runs from 4 to 6 p.m. Marion Farmers Market at East End Shopping Center operates 3 to 6 p.m. Local residents urged to check for seasonal hours.
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Noelridge Farmers Market
Collins Road
Council Street
Marion Farmers Market
East End
Recycling drive through site Cedar Rapids today
Cedar Rapids hosts a drop off recycling site from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1201 Sixth St. SW. For more information call (319) 398-1278. To submit items for the Community Calendar send email to community gazettecommunications.com or mail The Gazette Community Calendar P.O. Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or fax (319) 398-5846.
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Cedar Rapids Drive-Through
Sixth St
Call
Community
Gazettecommunications.com
the Gazette
P.O
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Ridge Elementary Opens in Cedar Rapids Campus
The new Prairie Ridge Elementary on the College Community campus in southwest Cedar Rapids opens Aug 20 with about 360 students. The building spans 95,000 square feet, cost nearly $9 million, and will host first graders in two rooms per start while fifth graders attend three sections at Prairie Crest Elementary until December completion.
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Elizabeth Eason
Amanda Tieskoetter
Prairie Ridge Elementary
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Crest Elementary
Gazette
Marion
Prairie Ridge
College Community
Kirkwood Boulevard
Prairie
Oak Ridge
Linn- Mar
Jefferson, Kennedy
Washington
College Community School District
Public Safety Aug 2 to 8 2003 Cedar Rapids area crime reports
A Cedar Rapids metro area list records crimes reported between August 2 and August 8, 2003. Entries name each incident with dates, locations, and basic details, reflecting police activity and public safety notices.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids street and block listings dated Aug
A terse notice lists multiple Cedar Rapids addresses with dates in August, including Houston Street NE Richmond Road NE Western Drive SW First Avenue E 34th Street and Pioneer Avenue SE Blairs Ferry Road NE 16th Street NE Seventh Avenue SW Fifth Avenue block near 4800 First Avenue W and the 700 block of Seventh Avenue SW.
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Houston St
Richmond Rd
Western Dr
First Ave
34Th Street
Pioneer Avenue
Blairs Ferry Rd
16Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Fifth Avenue
First Avenue
List of addresses and crime note from vehicle theft entries
A compilation of street addresses and cross streets dated Aug. with entries for theft from vehicle in multiple locations including Aug 4 to Aug 8 across numerous First Ave E Second Street and Ninth Street corridors, Blair’s Ferry Road, Grand Avenue, Center Point Road and Ridgeview Dr. SW. The list notes repeated numeric prefixes and street pairs with several near central city blocks.
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First Ave
Westdale Dr
10Th St
27Th Ave
Third Ave
Glenway Dr
Johnson Ave
42Nd Street
Center Point
20Th Ave
34Th St
35Th St
Quail Ct
Ridgeview Dr
West Post Rd
26Th St
Second Street
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Ave. NW
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16Th Ave
Glen Elm Dr
Second St
F Ave
Eighth St
Grande Ave
Memorial Dr
A Ave
15Th Ave
20Th St
Ninth Ave
Second Ave
27Th St
Center Point Rd
Colorado Dr
32Nd St
33Rd Ave
Edgewood Rd
Grand Ave
44Th St
Seventh Ave
Ohio St
Metro Crime
Wright Brothers Bivd
Colli
Mount Vernon Rd
Gazette Map
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