Linn County considers rural address ordinance for emergencies
The Linn County Board of Supervisors gave first approval to a rural address ordinance requiring four digit house numbers and street names for all rural residences to aid emergency services. Public comment from two Springville residents opposed numbered roads. Final consideration is set for Jan. 12 with notices to homeowners and 90 day mail address updates pending.
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Linn
Bob LaRue
Bob Johnson
Robert Lam
Springville
Sam
David Lyon
Mount Vernon
Linn County Conservation Board
Joe Giebelstein
Cedar Rapids
Marion District Restores Solar Energy Use at School Building
Marion Independent School District has returned to solar energy at the Longfellow Administration Building after past problems. Business manager Al Watson cited a hole near the storage tank and pinhole leaks in pipes. fluctuation in pressure may persist until the system is fully cleared of nitrogen or until contractor work completes. Watson noted recent control modifications allow heating with lower water temperatures, and the district hopes for more sunny days.
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Longfellow
Marion Independent School District
Thea Evetom
al Watson
Watson
Rose Bowl Wishes In Marion Gazette Classified Ad
The Marion Gazette will publish Good Luck Wishes for the Iowa Hawkeyes Rose Bowl game with ads via 398-8234. Local banks close New Year’s Eve 5 PM Dec 31 and reopen Jan 4 at 8 AM. Multiple local businesses advertise holiday specials and services. Marion fire calls noted 8:47 PM Monday for medical assistance Route 3.
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Gazette Classified
Iowa Hawkeyes
Hawks
Dial
Adv
Marion
Cedar Rapids
First National Bank of Iowa
Skating Rinks May Open This Weekend If Weather Holds
Dave Frimmel of the Marion Parks Department says cold weather could allow skating rinks to reopen this weekend as long as four wheel vehicles stay off the ice. Parks director Joe Butterfield notes last year rinks closed early after vehicles damaged them on two occasions. Iranian officials say they are ready to listen to any USS counterproposal to the $24 billion demand to free 52 hostages.
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Dave Frimmel
Marion Parks Department
Joe Butterfield
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Toddville
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Coggan
Darrel Kula
Center Point
Linn County
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Sears
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Zenith
Ebeling’s
Stickney
Warner Brothers
Farmers State Bank
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