Ribbon-cutting at ReStore's new Iowa City location
Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity holds an 8 am ribbon cutting Thursday to celebrate the grand reopening of its ReStore at 2401 Scott Blvd. The store accepts donations of new and used building materials, with all proceeds to Habitat. Regular hours are Thu-Sat 9 am to 3 pm. Call (319) 338-5687 for details.
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Iowa City
Iowa Valley Habitat For Humanity
ReStore
Scott Blvd
Chamber of Commerce
Habitat For Humanity
Nathan Thrailkill
Public Safety Report Iowa City Aug 14–20
The public safety log lists multiple reports in the Iowa City metro area. Incidents include burglaries at 618 Iowa Ave and 207 Sixth St, thefts from vehicles on 505 S Johnson St and 122 Wright St, theft of a motor vehicle at 700 block East Second Avenue, and numerous date-stamped calls across Braysville Lane North Dubuque Street Laura Drive College and Linn streets Broad way Street Iowa Avenue South Dodge Street East College Maiden Lane Court Street Burlington Governor Madison streets and other blocks.
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North Dubuque Street
Laura Drive
College and Linn Streets
East Street
Broadway Street
Iowa Avenue
South Dodge Street
East College Street
Maiden Lane
Court Street
Burlington and
Governor Streets
Madison Streets
East Second Avenue
Vital Statistics Death notices from Iowa City and area
A list of names with ages and dates in Aug and locations including Iowa City Solon Washington Coralville Kalona and North Liberty. Includes Dr James A Van Allen Dan Haas Frances Hinkhouse James Ahrens and Doris Arnold among others.
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James Alfred van Allen
Iowa City
Daniel L
Dan” Haas
Frances N. Hinkhouse James
Wilma D. Kinney
Bernice Boesenberg Olson
Solon
Ray “Pug
Gilbert Hough
Washington
Iowa
Shawndell Brandon Stockstell
Adeline Sonjua Brooks
Coralville
James Ahrens
West Branch
Francis A. Chartier
William
Bill’ Charles Frost
Wayne “Red” Robinson
Lois B. Newton
Edna Mae Oates Price
Doris Jean Arnold
Alma B. Kucera
Kalona
Judith “Judy” Borst
Lois B. Parrott
Cecil R. Wakshire
Don LeRoy Rinehart
Bernice Kathryn Albrecht
Iowa City, Coralville
North Liberty
West Liberty and
Johnson County
Kalona weighs higher PAWS donation amid county requests
PAWS & More seeks increased annual support from Kalona for the Washington County shelter. City council members plan to discuss September. current $50 monthly ($600 yearly) ranks lowest per household, with Wellman, Washington, and others offering more. PAWS outlines proposed allocations and countywide targets.
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Kalona
Paws & More
Washington
Iowa
Washington County Board of Supervisors
PAWS
Washington County
Wellman
Kalona council boosts ICAD funding commitment
Kalona City Council approves paying Iowa City Area Development 5000 annually, a boost of about 2000 from prior funding. The increase follows a request by ICAD President Joe Rase as Northern Washington County grows, with Kalona a member since the 1980s.
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Kalona
Iowa City Area Development
ICAD
Joe Rase
Washington County
Ken Herington
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