Cyclocross World Cup seeks 500 volunteers in Iowa City
Iowa City planners need 500 volunteers for the Telenet UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup event on Sept 17 as part of the Jingle Cross festival at Johnson County Fairgrounds. The world event attracts international racers and broad TV coverage, with past crowds and broadcast reach noted. Volunteers help with crossing guards, course setup, parking, packet pickup, and sales.
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Kinnick wireless networks under UI management amid fees
The UI controls antenna networks at Kinnick Stadium Carver-Hawkeye Arena and Stead Family Children’s Hospital with provider fees funding Connectivity Wireless Solutions. The project includes 200 plus antennas on 25 new flagpoles and follows past contracts with American Tower Corp. that led to a breach lawsuit slated for January in Polk County.
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Local Crime Notices From Cedar Rapids Area
The Log reports charges from federal, state, and county offices in Eastern Iowa. Beth Wentink faces second offense counts after a near Cedar Rapids intersection. Angela Bishop linked to a Marion crash scene. Brian Goehler of Akron Ohio noted in Cedar Rapids address. Christopher Wright of Cedar Rapids charged with forgery for attempting counterfeit hundred at Union Bar Iowa City.
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Robinwood Lane
Cedar Rapids
30Th Street
Prairie Drive
Angela C. Bishop
31St St. Dr
Marion Boulevard
Marion
Brian M. Goehler
Akron
Christopher Wright
Brookview Lane
Union Bar
E. College St
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids man charged with second degree theft
Kyle J. Galloway of 730 43rd St. NE Cedar Rapids is accused of possessing a stolen vehicle with plates from another car and additional stolen plates from two vehicles in the 1100 block of Indian Creek Circle Marion on Tuesday.
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43Rd St
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek Circle
Marion
Ames Police Parody Outreach Teams With Pop Song Clips
The Ames Police Department launches a music parody outreach after positive feedback for Quick Tips with Officer Snyder. Eric Snyder aims to reach ISU students with goofy but educational videos while avoiding offense in songs with suggestive lyrics. Talks with groups like ACCES and ISU Black Student Alliance ensure appropriate content. Virginia Griesheimer of ACCESS praises the engagement.
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Officer Snyder
Eric Snyder
Iowa State University
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Assault Care Center
Iowa State Black Student Alliance
Access
Virginia Griesheimer
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