Linn County Eastern Iowa arrest log details several charged individuals
The Log reports multiple arrests across Linn and Johnson counties including Nathan Davidson 20 Marion Quaint addresses and charges of possession of controlled substances in Cedar Rapids at 5:13 a.m. Saturday and 12:25 a.m. Saturday. Julia Kent 48 Marion Dec 23 10:35 p.m. at I 80 Glass Road NE charged with underage alcohol. Joshua Wilkins 23 Belle Plaine 12:39 a.m. Saturday charged with methamphetamine marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Additional suspects include Quinn Casey 17 Marion Dec 22, Thomas Luepke 40 St. Louis, Larry Cloke 34 A Ave NW, and others with various offenses and locations across Marion Iowa City and Mount Vernon. Cedar Rapids False alarms and arcing electrical reports noted.
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Nathan Davidson
Fruitland Blvd
B Avenue
Jon Beard
16Th Ave
Wiley Boulevard
18Th Avenue
Julia Kent
Council St
Interstate 80
Glass Road
Quinn Casey
27Th St
Marion
25Th Street
Thomas Luepke
St. Louis
16Th Avenue
Larry Cloke
A Ave
Ellis Road
Curtis Carson
Carson Lane
Coggan
Main
Osceola
Troy Mills
Joshua Wilkins
Fourth Ave
Belle Plaine
Ravenwood Terrace
Edgewood Road
Aaron Salandro
42Nd St
Marion Boulevard
Kory Gilbert
Jordans Grove Rd
First Avenue
Johnson County
Iowa City
Matthew Robert Doudna
Deer Horn Trail
Cedar Rapids
Washington and Lucas Streets
Stephan Suzanne Wilson
Washington Ave
Linn and
Burlington Streets
Linn County Court Actions Hit Multiple Defendants in Linn District
In Linn District Court several defendants pleaded guilty or were charged with varied offenses. Michael Thompson of Cedar Rapids faces second degree sexual abuse tied to a 2002 incident involving a 10-year-old girl. Johnson, Sojka, Glass, Logan, Young, Carson, Boungnavong, Hines, Bergeron, Hogan, and Grodeck appear in related cases with sentences ranging from fines to suspended terms and probation.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
David A. Thompson
Midway Drive
Thompson
David B. Johnson
33Rd Avenue
Travis T. Sojka
Linn County State Bank
Go- America
Coggon
Sojka
Linn County
Third Avenue SE
Glass
David W. Logan
van Horne
Logan
Robert A. Young
Seventh Street
Young
Nathan E. Carson
Edgewood Road
HandiMart
Carson
Kham H. Boungnavong
Ellis Boulevard
Shane A. Hines
Blairs Ferry Road
Hines
Hintman Center
Chase E. Bergeron
Marion
Timothy Hogan
WalMart
29Th Ave
Hogan
Scott A. Grodeck
Lexington
First Street
Gifts Launch Fund Drive for Springville Memorial Library
A $1 million fund raising campaign starts two years after plans by Solum Architects for a new Springville Memorial Library. A $250,000 Hall Perrine Foundation challenge grant and $100,000 from Ernie Buresh back the drive, with a goal of $706,000 by end of 2004. The 6,876 square foot building would cost about $956,000 and house 20,000 books with a 49 seat community room and 33 parking spaces. Donations to the Library Building Fund are tax deductible and go via the Exchange State Bank in Springville.
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Springville Memorial Library
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Cedar Rapids
Hall-Perrine Foundation
Ernie Buresh
Exchange State Bank
Hall-Perrine
Treva Davis
History Center
Linn County
Davis
John Keizer
Broadway Street
Manchester residents debate funding for Highway 13 work
At a Manchester City Council public hearing residents voiced concerns over curb and gutter assessments tied to the Highway 13 reconstruction from the Maquoketa River Bridge to Honey Creek Bridge. The project, costing about 1.2 million, uses 520000 in DOT funds. local costs total about 700000 funded by taxes and assessments with a five to six month timeline.
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Manchester
Maquoketa River
Four Corners
Honey Creek Bridge
Gales Avenue
Marshall and Huggins Courts
Jeff Ogden
DOT
Account Established for Cedar Rapids Fire Victims
A special needs account has been set up to aid the Cyrus family of Cedar Rapids after a Christmas Day apartment fire. Donations can be sent to the Cyrus Family Fund at Guaranty Bank, 1819.
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Cedar Rapids
Cyrus
Guaranty Bank
Kirkwood Community College Democrats Aid Waypoint Shelters
Kirkwood Community College Democrats collect canned goods baby supplies hygiene items and cleaning supplies for Waypoint shelters in Cedar Rapids. Drop off by January in the Student Life office Iowa Hall and arrangements for home or business pickups are available by contacting JoyAnn Keener at 319 521 0696.
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Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College
Waypoint
Madge Phillips Center For
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood Blvd
JoyAnn Keener
Cedar Rapids Building Permits Listed for New Homes
The Gazette shows Cedar Rapids issued permits for new residential and commercial construction valued at or above 50 000. Notable items include five Capri Drive NE single family dwellings by Executive Construction Co and Royal Drive SW homes with values from 71 800 to 88 496. remodel of a commercial space at 951 32nd Ave SW by Valley Apparel.
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Cedar Rapids
Capri Dr
Executive Construction Co
Capri Dr. NE
Royal Dr
Royal Dr. SW
32Nd Ave
Valley Apparel
Cascade waives residential garbage limit
Cascade City Council waived residential garbage limits for collections today and Friday a measure aimed at easing waste disposal for residents and households in Cascade.
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Cascade
Cascade City Council
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