Last Cedar Rapids leaf vacuum rounds end this week
Cedar Rapids says vacuum trucks will finish leaf pickup this week with service resuming in April. Leaves should be piled on the grass or parking area beside the street, not in the gutter, and cars must not block piles. Remaining leaves go to Yardy yard waste cart or brown kraft bags inside Yardy. Call (319) 286-5897 or visit cedar-rapids.org for details.
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Trial moved out of Linn County in Cedar Rapids robbery case
Henry Rogers 29 of Cedar Rapids will face trial in Scott County after a judge ruled Linn County jurors cannot be fair. He is charged with second degree robbery for punching 24 year old Sarah Fetter, causing unconsciousness, and stealing two cellphones. Rogers has 49 prior arrests and was released from prison in June after an 11 month term for a punch linked to a Cedar Rapids death.
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Cedar Rapids man gets life for heroin distribution death
Samuel Ford, 36, was sentenced in Cedar Rapids federal court to life in prison for distributing heroin that led to an overdose death. He faced two counts of distribution and had prior convictions in Cook County. Prosecutors noted the drug activity near an elementary school and Coe College.
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Coralville prison workers donate toys to Toys for Tots
Sgt Alvin King and about a half dozen Coralville Correctional Facility staff members returned from Iraq and Afghanistan and donated more than 1000 dollars in bicycles, dolls and basketballs to Toys for Tots. They said their war experiences deepened gratitude and a desire to give back to the community.
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Branstad touts education reform plan support and survey
Gov. Terry Branstad cites strong backing for his education reform blueprint and releases survey results from an education summit. He outlines remaining steps including public meetings in six Iowa cities and keeps focus on K-12 improvements and a free ACT for all juniors.
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