Cedar Rapids schools in USA Today dust impact study noted
Cedar Rapids officials say dust from metal cutting inside plants mostly stays inside buildings and not all emissions reach the community as USA Today claimed. Local experts cite meteorological data and terrain factors while noting no inquiries by Monday afternoon. Principal Tashana Marshall and other Cedar Rapids schools were named in the broader regional context with Story City highlighted for poor outdoor air. local health officials urge residents with concerns to contact Linn County Public Health.
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District weighs co location of flood damaged offices
The city county study weighs sharing administrative space to replace flood losses as the school board decides the future of the Educational Services Center at 346 Second Ave SW. Executive Director Steve Graham says a March decision on co location is possible, with FEMA covering pre flood restoration costs and inflation related additions.
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Log of public safety reports from Eastern Iowa
The Gazette records indicate anonymous public safety notes from Eastern Iowa. A man named Wade R. Burrell, 23, of Cedar Rapids is charged with a second offense at 1195 Secrist Road in Marion and with possession of marijuana after an incident on Blairs Ferry Road in Hiawatha.
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Three DUI arrests reported in Linn and Johnson County area
Gail E Freeman 60 of Clarence Matthew A Jones 26 of Coralville were arrested at 12 15 am Monday at Holiday Road and Southridge Drive Coralville Jonathon D Kruse 24 of Swisher was arrested at 1 05 am Nov 9 at Cedar Falls Road Johnson County and Tracy D Farmer 32 at large faces second degree theft charges for falsely registering as a flood victim to receive 1395 in Red Cross benefits on July 1 in Cedar Rapids
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Ames police ID victims of double slaying
Ames police released the names of two victims in a west Ames double slaying. Shakena Varnell, 34, was found in an apartment. Michael Odikro, 32, was found near the street outside. A person of interest is Atiba Spellman, 33, a former housemate and ISU student identified as a sophomore in computer engineering.
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Mural Unveiling Highlights Student and Parent Pride
Valdez expresses pride and surprise at the mural finished in segments by Tate students across schools. Many students dedicated after school hours to the project. Town resident Matt Willingham praises the work and his son's involvement at the unveiling.
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