Areas Selected for Iowa Living Roadways Visioning Program
Springville is one of 12 Iowa communities chosen to participate in the Iowa Living Roadways Visioning Program. The initiative guides volunteers to envision aesthetic and ecological improvements along roadsides and in downtown areas, with steps including resource assessment, needs identification, concept planning, funding, and implementation readiness.
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Springville
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Jesup
Lost Nation
Olin
Volga
Tiffin
Beaman
Britt
Floyd
Montrose
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Iowa State University Extension Landscape Architecture and
Trees Forever
Local Crime Briefs Across Linn and Johnson Counties
Police logs list multiple arrests in Linn Cedar Rapids and Johnson Iowa City. Names include Ray Guajardo Christopher Schafrick Adam Pine Mary Konicek John Hurych Alan Willis Rodney Pierce Stephen Oppedahl Kelsie Lampe Dennis Fordice Paul Dominguez Robbe Tritle Harold Owens Kevin Stearns Bradley Youngblut Paris Capulet Michael Jameson Nessie Buffalo Steven Freno Jr. Kevin Kane. Incidents span weekend and Sunday reporting at various crossings, streets and hospitals with offenses from assault domestic to weapons possession and drug manufacturing.
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Ray Guajardo
Buckingham Dr
33Rd Avenue
Christopher Schafrick
Palo
First Avenue
Meadowlark Lane
Cedar Rapids
Adam Pine
Fruitland Blvd
Edgewood Road
18Th Street
Mary Konicek
Sixth St
Sixth Street
Wilson Avenue
Zachary Fagan
Kirkwood Ct
Second Street
Alan Willis
18Th St
Rodney Pierce
15Th Ave
Collins Road
Stephen Oppedahl
Daleview Dr
Marion
Hiawatha
Diagonal Drive
Robbe Tritle
Mount Vernon
Johnson County
Iowa City
Harold Lake Owens Jr
205Th St
Tipton
Mercy Iowa City
Paris Capulet
First Ave
Capulet
Thai Nguyen
Michael Jameson
Oklahoma Ave
Nessie Collette Buffalo
Tama
Dolan Pl
Burglary Reports From Cedar Rapids Area
Multiple break ins reported Thursday across Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. Items stolen include a DVD player PlayStation Xbox television VCR and tools with total values listed. Also notes birth announcements and local emergency calls.
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66Th Ave
D Ave
28Th Ave
Community Calendar entries for Cedar Rapids and area
Community calendar items list free medical clinic hours for Cedar Rapids and Linn County Public Health STD exams with appointment lines. It also notes Community Health Free Clinic at Jane Boyd House with contact details, a Marion recycling site hours, and Cedar Rapids drive through recycling at Public Works. Includes submission addresses for calendar notices.
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Community Health
Jane Boyd Community House
14Th Ave. SE
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Cedar Rapids
Public Works
Mount Mercy hosts transfer information night
Cedar Rapids Mount Mercy College will hold a free information night from 4 to 5 30 p m Thursday for students with college credit seeking transfer. The event in Basile Hall Flaherty Room offers meetings with admissions financial aid and faculty from various majors plus campus tours. Call 319 368 6460 or visit www mtmercy edu to register.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy College
Mount Mercy
Flaherty
Basile Hall
Mtmercy.edu
Willaby enters Tama County supervisor race
Democratic candidate Joel Willaby of Chelsea joins the Tama County 3rd District contest as a third nominee. He pledges to support the current board, notes county and state financial strains, and will face Ted Hall of Tama in the Democratic primary while Patrick Henry seeks the Republican nomination.
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Steve Meyer
Chelsea
Joel Willaby
Tama County
Jim Ledvina
Willaby
Central Iowa Outfitters
South Tama High School
Lennox Industries
Marshalltown
Board of Supervisors
Ted Hall
Tama
Patrick Henry
Richland Township
Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha Issue Building Permits
The Gazette lists issued permits for Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha covering new residential and commercial construction and projects valued at $50,000 or more. Remodel/Commercial at 1060 Old Marion Rd NE valued at $50,000 for Fujita Factory. Single family dwelling at 280 N 17th Ave valued at $138,046 for Peterson Building. Zoning Departments noted.
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Cedar Rapids and
Hiawatha
Marion Rd
Fujita
17Th Ave
Peterson Building
Opera to Sinatra set for Williams Center concerts
The Williams Center for the Arts in Oelwein hosts two concerts, Opera Espresso at 7 p.m. Monday featuring popular opera and American musical theater selections, and My Way a Sinatra tribute at 7 p.m. March 1. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door, with sales through Doug McFarlane, the Oelwein Chamber office, or the Wellness Center desk.
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Oelwein
Williams Center For the Arts
Frank Sinatra
Doug McFarlane
Mwhsi
Oelwein Chamber
Wellness Center
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