Four Cedar Rapids teens linked to gas theft and vehicle crimes
A blue Lincoln Continental at a 7 Eleven on Center Point Road NE was driven off without paying for 11.32 worth of gas at 3:30 am by four Cedar Rapids teens aged 16 and 17. The car had been stolen earlier from a Benton County resident, and items including a radio and radar detector were missing from the vehicle. Police connected license plates stolen in Cedar Rapids to the Atkins theft. all four youths face multiple theft counts. The car sustained slight driver’s side damage.
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Merger Talks End Indefinitely Between Aging Agencies
The Linn County Council on Aging board approved stopping merger discussions with Witwer Senior Center after Witwer postponed talks for 12 months. Witwer president cited need for better evaluation of its purpose, while COA officials urged focus on serving seniors in homes.
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Theft charge filed against Gary G. Miller in Cedar Rapids
Gary G. Miller, 23, arrested at 12:15 a.m. Sunday in the 100 block of Third Avenue SE after a purse snatching outside the police station. Pursued by officers, he allegedly grabbed a blue handbag carried by Sahadia Hamilton, who lived at 521 Second Ave SW. The bag held $25 in food stamps and $100 in cash.
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Mount Vernon keeps lunch prices steady in district plan
Mount Vernon Community School Board preserves lunch costs amid budget talks. Kindergarten to fifth grade lunches stay at 85 cents, sixth through 12th at 90 cents, adults 1.20, reduced 40 cents. Fees remain 14 dollars for older students and 10 dollars optional for elementary.
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Mount Vernon school board candidates discuss views
Voters will choose two of three candidates for the Mount Vernon school board in the Sept. 14 election. Incumbents Barbara Colehour and Middie Morf face Carolyn Hardesty. all filed papers at City Hall. Each candidate cites education commitment and plans for programs, with Morf stressing gifted and computer education and Hardesty backing community groups and board operations.
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Challed urges public input in Cedar Rapids superintendent search
David Challed candidate for at large Cedar Rapids school board spoke to about 50 seniors at Hawthorne Hills. He urged attendance at a 4:30 p.m. forum at Kennedy High School auditorium where Dr. Ray Nystrand will review initial applicants. Challed stressed teacher input and neighborhood school preservation.
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