Figure skating medalist to meet kids at library
U S Figure Skating Association gold medalist Tamara Preston will speak at Cedar Rapids Public Library Read and Create program on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Children’s Services. The free session for ages 5 to 12 includes stories, crafts, and activities. Registration not required. Call 398-5123 for details.
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Delaware County notices sex offender Patrick S Carpenter
A public notice from the Delaware County Sheriff's Department lists Patrick S Carpenter as a sex offender. He is a 77 year old white male, 5 feet 8 inches, 180 pounds with brown hair blue eyes and a left shoulder tattoo. Convicted May 1997 in Delaware County for third degree sexual abuse. risk assessed as moderate. previous victim Female aged 14. The Iowa Sex Offender Registry is at www iowasexoffender com.
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Gazette News Tip Line Numbers for Iowa Cities
If you see news happening call The Gazette News Tip Line with Cedar Rapids number 398-8254 Iowa City 339-3155 and 1-800-397-8212 for tips.
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Attorney who defended KKK to address constitutional rights
An Afri can-American attorney who defended a Ku Klux Klansman and followers of Osama bin Laden will discuss constitutional rights at Coe College. David Baugh, Coe class of 1969, presents Understanding the United States Constitution at 7:30 in Cherry Auditorium Peterson Hall. The free Marquis Lecture & Performance Series program is open to the public.
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David Baugh Lecture on the U S Constitution at Coe College
David Baugh presents Understanding the United States Constitution at 7 30 tonight in Cherry Auditorium Peterson Hall Coe College. The free public lecture is part of the Marquis series funded by an endowment from Sarah Marquis honoring her father Dr John Marquis, Coe president 1909 1920.
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Schools save $500000 on upgrades in Cedar Rapids district
Cedar Rapids district bids for a second round of electrical upgrades came in about 50 percent under the original budget, saving roughly 501 thousand dollars. The bond oversight committee recommended approval for Feb 25, with four bid packages totaling 508,591 dollars including contingency.
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Iowa City study moves toward cystic fibrosis cure
University of Iowa researchers report a shortened version of the CFTR gene can produce functional chloride channels in airway cells and mice, a step toward a cure for cystic fibrosis. The work uses adeno associated virus delivery and appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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