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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2004
Page
24
The Gazette lists numerous weekend arrests across Linn County including Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha, Marion, and Mount Vernon. Names ages and addresses appear with offenses such as assault domestic abuse drugs weapons and other charges plus locations like Interstate 380 and 12th Avenue SE.
Cedar Rapids Police seek Robert Halterman 19 for a sex offender registry violation. White male 5 11 184 pounds brown hair blue eyes last known at 4341 First Ave SE. Call 1 800 CR CRIME with information. callers remain anonymous. Convicted March 23 2001 in Hardin County per Iowa registry.
The Gazette itemizes Cedar Rapids permits for new residential and commercial builds and remodels valued at 50 000 or more. Projects include Jerry's Homes at multiple English Lane addresses, Diamond Custom Homes on Tama Street, and Eastern Iowa Airport remodels, with totals ranging from fifty five thousand to six hundred sixty seven thousand dollars.
Linn-Mar Superintendent Katie Mulholland says a countywide 1 cent sales tax could return about 32 million dollars to the district over 10 years, funding two new elementary schools and other needs. The plan aims to keep taxes flat, improve solvency, and fund building projects while reviewing efficiency and equity across schools.
The southwest Cedar Rapids area saw thefts from vehicles fall from 619 in 2001 to 494 in 2003, while robberies rose in the northwest from five to nine and non domestic assaults increased in the northeast from 24 to 33. O Konek warned drivers to lock cars and hide valuables to reduce theft.
Benton County supervisors answer questions on recycling enforcement and fines. The ordinance allows haulers to fine for curbside violations with a 5 percent rule measured by volume. Fines start March 1 and scale from 100 to 200 dollars, with higher penalties for four or more offenses.
Jones County Tourism Director Joan Marlin urged Monticello to allocate half of its hotel motel tax revenue in 2004. She cited that half of 14 county bus tours would stop in Monticello and noted travel dollars spent in the county topped 10.98 million last year.
The Linn County Board of Health will host a community meeting on the Community Health Needs Assessment by the Healthy Linn Care Network. Attendees will learn how to participate in the needs assessment and the next Health Improvement Plan. The 3 p.m. Thursday event is at United Way of East Central Iowa, 1080 Fifth Ave SE. Call (819) 369-8600 for details.
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