Cedar Rapids Mayor and City Calendar Highlights
A dense schedule lists daily meetings in Cedar Rapids led by Mayor Lee Clancey, including breakfasts with the Chamber of Commerce and CVB, informal council sessions, planning and zoning, and various boards. The day features a ribbon cutting at City Hall for an ADA ramp, a lecture on Amelia Bloomer, theatre at Old Creamery, travel talk, and multiple recycling and health clinic activities across Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids City Planning Commission
Council Chambers
Cedar Rapids City Hall
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Kirkwood Community College
Marion City Council
Marion City Hall
Linn County Plumbing Board
Linn County Building Department
Third St
Hiawatha Water Board
Hiawatha Council
NW Neighbors Neighborhood Association
Harrison Elementary
Marion Zoning Board of Adjustment
Marion City
Linn County Conservation Board
County Home Rd
Marion
Marion Electrical Board
Hiawatha Parks and Recreation Commission
Hiawatha
Linn County Emergency Management Administration
Second Avenue Bridge
Lee Clancey
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce and
Cedar Rapids Convention and Visitors Bureau
City Hall
Ada
Amelia Bloomer
Charlotte Fallon
Mount Mercy College
Council Bluffs
Iowa Masonic Library
Honky-Tonk Highway
Old Creamery Theatre Company
Garrison
Australian Outback
Linda Scarth
Indian Creek Nature Center
Farmers Market Riverside Roundhouse
Linn County
Illinois Lottery Draw Listing and Jackpot Figure
The notice lists Lottery games with results including Pick 3 midday 1 0 7 and evening 7 8 5, Pick 4 midday 0 3 4 3 and evening 6 2 2 3, Little Lotto 1 2 5 20 28, 6 61 54 as extra draws, and a Jackpot of 8 million dollars.
Vital Statistics St Luke’s births and addresses listed
Aug 15 Melissa Sathert and Michael Smoot Monti cello welcomed a daughter. Aug 18 Angela Vent of 216 Sixth Ave SW born a son. Aug 19 Dorothy Tamayo of 961 44th St SE and Sascha Zander of 1221 16th St SE welcomed a son. Information for The Log is collected by The Gazette from public safety agencies in Eastern Iowa. Charges are subject to review by county attorneys offices.
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Melissa Sathert
Michael Smoot
Monticello
Angela Vent
Sixth Ave. SW
Dorothy Tamayo
44Th St. SE
Sascha Zander
16Th St. SE
the Gazette
Iowa
Drunken driving charges listed for Linn County arrestees
A Linn County report lists individuals charged with drunken driving along with arrest times and locations drawn from court records. Names include Roger A. Brecht Jason E. Dulin Kevin E. Franks Philip J. Lorenz Laana S. Hammond Jay D. Kloppenburg Daniel R. Dudley Jason Taggart Terry L. Wilson and Lyle E. Woodward with incidents in Marion Manchester Springville and surrounding streets. An assault charge adds Todd L. Butterfield and a further count against Wilson for child endangerment while Woodward faces an additional assault allegation.
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Roger A. Brecht
Linden Dr
13Th Avenue
K Street
Jason E. Dulin
Pioneer Ave
Mountain View Road
Kevin E. Franks
Sixth Ave
Marion
Fifth Avenue
Philip J. Lorenz
Springville
Cottage Grove
Indian Hill Road
Laana S. Hammond
Manchester
Center Point
Jay D. Kloppenburg
16Th St
First Avenue
14Th Street
Daniel R. Dudley
40Th St
Jason Taggart
Eighth St
Wilson Avenue
Sixth Street
Terry L. Wilson
First St
Second Avenue
Lyle E. Woodward
Sierra Dr
Golfview Drive
Oakland Road
Kelly Nading
Permit expected for Meskwaki sewer plant
EPA is expected to issue a discharge permit by September end for the Meskwaki Indian Settlement’s new three lagoon sewage system near Tama. Berla Jackson-Johnson, EPA Iowa compliance coordinator, said no releases have occurred since operations began last November. Unlike local towns, the settlement’s permit is directly with federal authorities.
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Berla Jackson-Johnson
EPA
Iowa
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Guns return felon to prison amid weather during sentencing
Federal Judge Michael Melloy sentenced Edward Woods, 48, of Center Point, to six years in prison without parole and three years of supervised release after Woods pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing firearms as a felon. The hearing paused briefly as civil defense sirens sounded and a storm impaired access to the courthouse. Woods, a Vietnam veteran diagnosed with PTSD, had 21 firearms and 6,500 rounds seized earlier, with questions raised about his health care while in custody.
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Dick Hogan Gazette
Edward Woods
Woods
Michael Melloy
Melloy
Center Point
U.S
Judith Whetstine
Gary Robinson
Jonathan Hammond
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Shirley Wright
Delhi
Wright
Linn County
Federal
Rochester
Hazleton City Feud Pushes Out Local Officials
Hazleton grapples with a six month feud between city leaders and residents over mobile homes on non zoned lots. City Attorney Jim Peters plans to resign citing constant bickering as he awaits a state decision on the issue. Peters notes two factions hate each other and wants out to pursue quieter church choir life.
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Iowa
Hazleton
Danette Lujan
Second Chance
Lujan
Buchanan County
Jim Peters
Independence
Wayne Holliday
Holliday
Jerry Horkheimer
Joan Hansen
Marlin Weyant
Jim Gustin
Jerry Fitzpatrick
Hansen
Horkheimer
Peters
Feds Detain Suspects in Tama Drug Sting
Gazette staff report indicates four of six men arrested August 9 near Tama on drug charges are illegal aliens. Detainers placed on them. five remain in jail, while Timothy Youngbear, 33, of Tama, was released on his own recognizance.
Tama County recognizance tied to drug distribution case
A Tama County case charges include cocaine and meth distribution, aiding and abetting drug distribution, and making a house available for drug storage or use. Four men under INS detainers face further drug offenses. arraignment for Youngbear is set in federal court at Cedar Rapids on Thursday. Names include Arturo Martinez 27 Tama, Felipe Garcia 27, Gerardo Gonzalez 27, Rene Madrid 21 also Jose Luis Oaxaca Madrid, Tama, and Jose Martinez 26 Marshalltown not in detention. A state narcotics agent conducted the drug buys leading to arrests.
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INS
Arturo Martinez
Tama
Felipe Garcia
Gerardo Gonzalez
Rene Madrid
Jose Luis Oaxaca Madrid
Jose Martinez
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids police helicopter crash first in 24 years
The Cedar Rapids police helicopter crash Monday marked the program’s first accident in its 24 year history. The Hughes 269 helicopter, rebuilt in 1995, had been inspected days earlier and had flown with no problems. Pilot Kevin Mason was injured. the craft valued at about $25 000.
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Cindy Hadish
Cedar Rapids
John Saddler
Police Department
Saddler
Kevin Mason
Cedar River
Delaware board delays action on river guard rail
Manchester Iowa Gazette reports county supervisors tabled a petition for guard rails along county road D-47 southwest of Hopkinton. Janell Parsons presented 98 signers fearing water on both sides and riprap bank. Engineer Ridenour requested two weeks to study before recommendation. no accidents in 10 years.
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Delaware Board
River Guard
Janell Parsons
Hopkinton
Board of Supervisors
Parsons
Maquoketa
Brian Ridenour
Ridenour
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Public Works
Sixth St
Wilson Ave
35Th St
Illinois Lottery
ST. Luke's
Todd L. Butterfield
Rowley
Denise Guthrez
Westdale Dr. SW
By Dale Kueter
Minn
Ron Cummins
Kim Brent
Gazette
Kurt Hepker
Interstate 380
42Nd Street
Hepker
Rebecca Crist
St. Luke's Hospital
Rita Seymour
Oelwein
Gazette Map
Feds
Tama County
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