Johnson County Court Actions Report Iowa City Iowa
Johnson County District Court records show multiple guilty pleas and probation terms. Defendants include Michael L Dighton Manon pleads guilty to first offense drunken driving with deferred judgment. Eddie O Burt Iowa City pleads guilty to second degree burglary. Roosevelt GaryV Iowa City pleads to marijuana possession with two days in jail and $250 fine.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Michael L. Dighton
Manon
Dighton
Frederick D. Armstrong
Eddie O. Burt
Burt
Roosevelt Garyv
Gary
Mitchell W. Sickies
Cedar Rapid
Sickies
Susan D. Plunkett
Bellevue
Neb
Plunket
LO Gays
Samuel E. Wood
Coralville
Wood
Fredrick D. Armstrong
North Liberty
Armstrong
Ronaie G. Williams
Kaiona
Williams
Ernest T. Henry
Henry
Michael J. Shrock
Shrock
Births and public notices from The Gazette Iowa City
Fragmented public notices list names ages and addresses with error ridden timing from Easter Iowa. Includes birth announcements and safety calls near Iowa City Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with details of locations and stray times.
College swimming and basketball players earn honors and transfers
Cedar Rapids athletes Blake Barrett and peers from Washington and Jefferson colleges appear on Coe and Truman State rosters as swimmers and divers. Des Moines Area Community College standout Katie Reichmann is ICAA Division II player of the week and will join Ohio University next season. Osbern Osborn Funk and Woolstrehill from Iowa programs qualify for NCAA II championships March 9 to 13 in Orlando.
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Blake Barrett Jefferson
Layne Huey Washington
Benjamin Iverson Washington
Heather Mann Jefferson
Alexander Plotzefferson
Brooke Ralston Jefferson
Alexander Reinert Jefferson
Michael Rogers Washington
Matthew Sinnott Washington
Cedar Rapids
Naomi Fottrai
Swisher
Praine
Coe
Des Moines Area Community College
Katie Reichmann
Viarengo
Iowa Valley
Iown
College Athletic Conference
Reichmann
Ohio University
Michaela Osberm
Toton
Katie Funk
Iowa City
City High
Whitney Woolstrehill
Atkins
C.2. Jefferson
Truman State
Maroh
Onando
Fa.Osborn
Funk
Osborn
Community story ideas invitation from The Gazette
In Iowa City residents are urged to submit Community section ideas. Editor Shelley Oehler is reachable by phone at (319) 388-3162 or by mail to The Gazette Community desk at 301 BE Market St Iowa City IA 52245. Fax and email options are provided for submissions.
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Iowa City
Shelley Oehler
the Gazette
Market St
Iowa
Gazette
Marion Magic Wins 14 and Under Volleyball Title
Marion Magic claimed the 14 and under crown at the Prairie Tournament finishing 11-2. Madi Rosencrants and Garrett Golke won 13s while Stephanie Olberding and Derek Kramer took 14 division titles. regional set for March 6 in Mount Pleasant. River City Juniors 16 Xtreme placed second at Volley Blast after winning their pool and beating Johnston 16s in semis before losing to Pearl City in the final.
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Marion Magic
the Magic
Madi Rosencrants
Garrett Golke
Stephanie Olberding
Derek Kramer
Mount Pleasant
River City
Johnston
Pearl City
Area youths win district free throw titles
Cedar Rapids reports local basketball players Danielle Norman and Kyle Stocker won district free throw titles earning berths in the regional Knights of Columbus contest for 12 year olds.
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Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Danielle Norman
Kyle Stocker
Moser Athletes Shine at Power Tumbling Invitational
Thirty nine tumblers from the Moser School of Dance and Gymnastics swept titles at the USTA Power Tumbling Invitational. Winners include Nicholas Schmitz James Randall Kati Autumn Reeder Jenna Wilkinson Allison Flaucher Zak Mizell Sydney Herman Gina Owens Danielle Schweitzer Emily Temeyer Jordan Barker and many more. Runners up and third place finishers feature numerous Moser athletes across multiple events and age groups.
Cedar Rapids soccer standout earns U14 national exposure
Cedar Christianson a 13 year old midfielder returned from a Mexico trip with the U S U14 team after a week at the University of Guadalajara Training Center. The Cedar River Soccer Association player had one assist in three games as the squad went 1 2 against older competition. Ian Bradley praised his work rate and commitment and National Team exposure.
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Cedar Christianson
Mexico
Christianson
University of Guadalajara
Cedar River Soccer Association
Ian
Ians
Bradley
Eastern Iowans win medals at Iowa Winter Games
The Iowa Winter Games in Dubuque and Cedar Rapids produced area medalists. Cedar Rapids Westside J-Hawks won the eighth grade girls title with a 44 record, while the Torna des earned gold in sixth grade boys. Don Ungs of Vinton took gold in the 5K road race and Raelynn Lamparek of Swisher earned silver in the 30 to 34 division.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Osage
Benton Community
Williamsburg
Bellevue
Don Ungs
Vinton
Raelynn Lamparek
Swisher
Cameron Herting
Iowa City Eels
Ben Ungs
Marton
Brandi Rogers
Coralville
Larkyn Aldrich
Cedar Rapids Aquatic Association
Kennedy and Washington swimmers named MVC athletes of the week
Cedar Rapids Kennedy junior Matty Sadler earns the MVC girls basketball athlete of the week for Jan 31 to Feb 3, leading the league in assists and steals and hitting 90.6 percent from the line. Washington sophomore Peter Visser is MVC boys swimming athlete of the week after winning the 100 backstroke in 56.30 seconds, the conference’s second fastest time this season.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Matty Sadler
Washington
Peter Visser
Sadler
Visser
MVC
Winter Dinner Dance at Iowa City Senior Center
The Iowa City Johnson County Senior Center at 28 S Linn St hosts a public Winter Dinner Dance on Thursday Feb 24 starting 5 pm. Dinner 5 to 6:30 with beef or vegetable lasagna and more, dance 7 to 9 pm with Jim Hail Band. Reservations required for dinner and dance. tickets 8 member 12 non member. dance only 3 member 5 non member. Emma Geldman Clinic hosts Black women's health discussion 3 to 5 pm at Neighborhood Center 2105 Broadway St with RSVP call (319) 387-2112.
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Owa City
Iowa City
Johnson County Senior Center
S. Linn St
Jim Hail
Emma Geldman
Broadway St
Calendar Phenomena and Campus Arts Events Schedule
A campus events listing notes multiple talks and performances. Khalid Kader presents Calendar Phenomena at 3:30 PM in Room 2217 Seamans Center, while Proseminar on Arab Cinema The Land runs at 7 PM in Becker Building. Craig Laldwin collage and Found Footage films, Sasha Waters host, 7 PM in Van Allen Lecture Room 2. Theatre Arts presents Circus Tracks by Sarah Hammond at Theatre Building. The Second City appears with SCOPE Productions at Englert Theatre. Live from Prairie Lights features Marvin Beil poetry at Prairie Lights Books broadcast on WSU. Tamara Thweatt and Alan Huckleberry concert at Clapp Recital Hall at 7 PM.
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Khalid Kader
Seamans Center For the Engineering Arts
Proseminar
Becker Communication Studies
Oy Craig Laldwin
Sasha Waters
van Allen Hall
University Theatres
Sarah Hammond
Second City
P.m
Englert Theatre
Prairie Lights
Marvin Beil
Prairie Lights Books
WSU
Aim-S'Lo
Bijou Film Series Shows War Classics at Iowa Memorial Union
The Alman Bijou Fim presents Imeida at 7 p.m. and The Battle of Algiers at 9 p.m. at the Iowa Memorial Union. Call 319 335 3258 or 319 3356 3258 for details. Submit calendar items to The Gazette via email or mail to 301 E Market St, Iowa City IA 52245.
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Imeida
Iowa
Wemonai Union
Algiers
Iowa Memorial Union
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