Recycling saving money at former Sinclair plant
Cedar Rapids project manager John Riggs says recycling parts of the 125000 ton debris site saves about 150000 dollars after transport and labor costs. Steel recycled at Alter Metal yields market price, while the demolition total exceeds 15 million dollars.
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Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
John Riggs
Riggs
Federal Emergency Management
Department of Natural Resources
Sinclair Meatpacking
Sand removed from Walnut Acres Campground in Monticello
Workers clear tons of sand from Walnut Acres Campground in Monticello on Wednesday. Owner Chip Smith says the site was buried under 3 to 4 feet of sand.
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Walnut Acres
Monticello
Chip Smith
Maquoketa River
Man charged with first degree theft and identity theft in Iowa City
Muscatine man Eric Agapito Moreno, 37, is charged with first degree theft identity theft and first degree fraudulent practice for using Bill Chavezs identity to obtain medical services at UI Hospitals and Clinics from March 2003 to August 2010. The total billed amount exceeded 207000 dollars.
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Iowa City
Muscatine
University of Iowa
Eric N. Agapito- Moreno
Agapito-Moreno
Bill Chavez
Agapito- Moreno
Chuck Green
Man turns himself in after TV image tied to tool theft
Shane S. Ehrle 32 of Marion surrendered after Cedar Rapids police released a surveillance image from a theft at Acme Tools. A $250 drill was taken July 17 and recovered. Ehrle faces fourth degree theft charges after identification from TV footage and tips. He was jailed in Linn County.
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The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Shane S. Ehrle
Marion
Acme Tools
Linn County
Cristy Hamblin
Acme
Hamblin
Ehrle
Culver hosts fundraisers for Dvorsky and party leaders
Gov. Chet Culver hosts a Sunday reception at Jim Hayes home honoring Sue Dvorsky with former U.S. Sen. John Culver as guest. Donations range from 25 to 100 dollars. RSVP details provided. A Linr County Democratic fundraiser follows at Flamingo's in Cedar Rapids with 25 to 100 dollar tickets. Rep Kirsten Running-Marquardt holds a fundraiser with Pat Murphy as guest at Gatherings Cedar Rapids. RSVPs via phone. Campaign Almanac accepts submissions at Gazette Newsroom Cedar Rapids.
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Chet Culver
Jim Hayes
E Court St
Iowa City
Sue Dvorsky
Coralville
Iowa Democratic Party
U.S
John Culver
Natasha
Chetculver
Linr County
Flamingo's
Ellis Blvd
Cedar Rapids
Dhetculver
Kirsten
Marquardt
Third St. SE
Iowa
Pat Murphy
D-Dubuque
Regional roundup man faces charges in Benton County
Cedar Rapids man James W. Hansen 28 of 57 Devonwood Ave SW is charged with indecent contact with a child and now faces sexual abuse charges in Benton County. He is linked to an incident involving three boys on August 6 at the Hannen Lake recreational area near Blairstown, per the Benton County Sheriff's Office.
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Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
James W. Hansen
Devonwood Ave
Hannen Lake
Blair
Cresco firm extends Elkader garbage pickup contract
Hawkeye Sanitation of Cresco will continue waste collection and recycling in Elkader for three years. The city council approved a change raising recycling to every other week starting January 1 and increasing the monthly recycling fee to 4.42 dollars. The Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors will decide Monday on a quarry permit for Wiltgen Construction on Canoe Valley Road north of Decorah.
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Cresco
Elkader
Winneshiek Board
Decorah
Winneshiek County Board of
Wiltgen Construction
Canoe Valley Road
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