Cedar Rapids to charge elderly owner in animal abuse case
Cedar Rapids will seek a $100 fine and court authorization to approve future pet ownership by Amelia Cejka after police removed 22 flea infested animals from her home. A 14 year old placed in foster care and a city wide review of the animal control ordinance follow the incident as residents call for tougher laws.
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Douglas Neumann
Cedar Rapids
Lee Clancey
Amelia Cejka
Ave. NE
Cejka
Matt Paul
Sue Molyneux
Department of Human Services
Molyneux
Audrey Rahn
Clancey
Panel urges more calcium for adults to curb osteoporosis rise
A panel from the Institute of Medicine urges all American adults to eat calcium rich foods like milk cheese and yogurt to slow osteoporosis. Daily intake should reach 1000 to 1300 mg with low fat dairy emphasized and about a quarter absorbed. The report introduces Adequate Intake levels across age groups.
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Washington
Institute of Medicine
Connie Weaver
Purdue University
Abandoned baby thrives with new family in Elkader
An abandoned newborn girl found at Central Community Hospital Elkader on April 21 is healthy and with a foster family likely to be adopted. The baby named Stephanie weighed 5 pounds 9 ounces and was cared for by hospital staff before leaving with a DHS social worker.
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Elkader Hospital
Elkader
Ken Lemka
Baby Stephanie
Baby Jane
Baby Doe
Central Community Hospital
Surom
DHS
Stephanie
Melanie Tietz
Iowa
Iowa second in nation on ACT scores after rise
Iowa students lift composite to 22.1 the highest since 1986 earning second in the nation behind Wisconsin. Cedar Rapids district reaches 22.9 while Iowa City stays at 24.0. national average climbs to 21.0 with 64 percent of graduates taking the test.
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Becky Stover
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Midwest
Nebraska
Missouri
South Dakota
Illinois
Tavian Banks Hair Color Attracts Fall Attention
Iowa football star Tavian Banks lines up as the starting back this fall and debuts a new hair color drawing notice. A three day celebration marks the $15 million Lindale Mall expansion and remodel. Greg Thomann, a farmer near Richmond, sees hardy pigs as an alternative to tough pork industry competition. Linn County plans to buy extra land for a new juvenile detention facility, costing nearly $43,000. University of Iowa officials report no suspects in the theft at the Museum of Natural History.
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Iowa
Tavian Banks
Lindale Mall
Greg Thomann
Richmond
Linn
City Briefs and Notices Summary
A compact glimpse shows brief city items in the 17C section, with legal notices, local briefs, and assorted announcements across the city. Includes public notices, court lists, and civic updates from municipal agencies.
Block Party at Madison School in Woodside Dr NW
The Gazette announces a neighborhood block party today from 5 to 7 p.m. at Madison School located at 1341 Woodside Dr NW. Local residents are invited to attend and participate in the community event with activities and refreshments.
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the Gazette
Madison School
Woodside Dr
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