No new elevator for Linn County Courthouse phase III
Linn County Supervisors consider Peiffer recommendations delaying elevator addition to phase III of courthouse remodeling. Architects propose extending work by one year to include an $80,000 elevator and rotunda painting, risking exceeding a $400,000 annual cap without voter approval.
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Mary Burke
Peiffer
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Kleiman Construction
Climate Engineers
Justice Electric
Climate
Law
First Avenue
City Hall
Marion PRIDE offers six session parent education series
The Marion PRIDE unit sponsors six Monday classes from Jan 10 to Feb 14 at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection. Registration by Jan 5. Cost 25 per person or 30 per couple. book option 6. Classes run 7 to 9 p.m. taught by Cindy Clymer to help parents prevent drug-related problems with children. Contact Jacki Peercy or Judy Harrington for details.
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Marion
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Cindy Clymer
Family Service Agency
Cedar Rapids
PRIDE
Marion Briefs highlight meetings thefts moves and ads
The Marion school board will meet Thursday at Starry Elementary at 6 p.m. with a review of a special primary program by Sondra Parman and Reggie Long. Karin Connelly will discuss papermaking at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Marion Carnegie Library. A theft report cites two six foot pines valued at 100 dollars. U Haul lost a towbar and hitch valued at 400 dollars but items were recovered. Property moves include Hal and Mrs. Chase buying 1243 11th St from Skogman Construction. Franz Sieck moving to Anamosa after selling 1055 17th St to Mr. and Mrs. Godar. Alan Schulte buys 920 W. 14th Ave from Linda White who moves to 1540 Spyglass Hill NE. Reflected Images seeks a hairdresser with some following.
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Marion Independent
Starry Elementary
Sondra Parman
Reggie Long
Marion
Hal Chase
Route 2
11Th St
Skogman Construction Co
Anamosa
Franz Sieck
17Th St
Mark Godar
Ninth Ave
Skogman Realty
Norway
Alan Schulte
Iowa
14Th Ave
Linda White
Spyglass Hill
Gibson Midland Partners
Linn-Mar to register Thursday for second semester
Linn-Mar High School will hold second semester registration for grades 10 through 12 on Thursday with the ninth grade already registered. Ill students should notify the school before noon and register with counselors on Monday. others may have a make up slip or leave materials with the registrar. Buses run on regular schedule and lunch is not served.
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Linn-Mar
Retiring Marion Reserve Officers Honored for Service
Two Marion men Frank Hank Nash and Richard Allen retired after eight years with the Marion Police Department reserve officers. They logged 1 854 hours since December 1974 and aided shifts checks houses of vacationing residents and public event security. Each averaged about 10 hours per month and received token pay of 1 dollar per year to stay insured.
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Marion
Marion Police Department
Frank “Hank” Nash
A Ave
Richard Allen
16Th Ave
Nash
Allen
Sunrise Toastmasters elect Schott president
Jeff Schott of 3100 First St Marion was elected president of the Sunrise Marion Toastmasters Club at last Wednesday’s meeting. Other newly elected officers include Rick Davis as educational vice president Howard Tauke as administrative vice president George McClain as secretary and treasurer and Andy Anderson as sergeant at arms. The club meets every Wednesday at 7 am at Denny's Restaurant.
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Jeff Schott
First St
Marion
Sunrise Marion Toastmasters Club
Schott
City of
Rick Davis
Howard Tauke
George McClain
Andy Anderson
Denny’s
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Marion Pride Unit
Jacki Peercy
Judy Harrington
Karin Connelly
Grinnell
Marion Carnegie Library
The
Creative Events Council
Mike Cannon
Hillview Drive
U-Haul Co
Marion Boulevard
Sheila D. Patterson
11Th St. NW
Forest Drive
Linden Drive
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Street
25Th St
12Th Ave
Eighth Ave
S. 15Th St
Armor Drive
Sixth Avenue
15Th Street
Voo
Sunrise Toastmasters
Younkers Court
Westdale Mall
FDIC
Banco Bank
Banco
Northwest Bancorporation
Vioney Center
First National Bank OF
Cedar Rapids , Marion
8Th Ave
33Rd Ave. S.W
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