Hiawatha to raise residential and commercial property taxes
Hiawatha plans see a 0.1 percent increase for a $100 000 home and a 5.37 percent rise for a $100 000 business in fiscal 2005. The proposed 8.8 million budget, up 2 percent, covers major projects on Ninth Avenue Guthridge Park and Blairs Ferry Road, with a new debt service levy contributing about 50 cents of the overall rise.
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Gazette Hiawatha
Dave van Dee
van Dee
Hiawatha
Linn County
Ninth Avenue
Emmons
Willman Streets
Guthridge Park
Tucker Park
Blairs Ferry Road
Sixth
12Th Avenues
Boyson Road
Local Police Log Highlights Multiple Offenses In Linn County
The Gazette’s Log notes several arrests and incidents across Linn County and surrounding areas. Entries include third offense citations for Daniel Didier in Marion and Todd Griep in Mount Vernon, a sex offender registry violation by James Lightfoot, assaults on Cynthia Knox, and a series of Cedar Rapids and Marion residents named in various reports. Birth announcements and free listings guidance are provided.
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Iowa
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Daniel Didier
Fourth Ave
Marion
First Avenue Bridge
Diane Fossum
Ely
Ely Road
C Street
Michael Sellers
Blairs Ferry Rd
First Avenue
Todd Griep
21St St
Mount Vernon
James Lightfoot
Bentley Dr
the Gazette
Third Ave
Iowa City
E. Market St
Fire calls and alarms data for Cedar Rapids and Marion posted
Tuesday records show 9 medical calls and 12 false alarms in Cedar Rapids. Marion notes a 2:47 PM call at 999 35th St with 7 medical calls, plus 2 medical calls on Wednesday. Names listed include Calhoun Rinaldi Reeves Childress Amos Champaruang Stern Kress Huston Brecht.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
35Th St
David A. Calhoun
Angelina M. Rinaldi
William R. Reeves
Tabitha G. Childress
Joey A. Amos
Pattra Champaruang
John E. Stern Sr
Eileen T. Kress
Scott W. Huston
Rhonda L. Brecht
Dissolutions Listed for Multiple Couples
A public dissolution notice lists thirteen couples including Carolyn and Terry Shade Andrea and Craig Ondracek Dawn and Gary McNeese Michael and Sharon Moore Tina and Bradley Stafford Kimberly and Daniel Broulik Dale and Carol Bildstein Charlotte and Douglas Rule Kerri and Daniel Ragsdale Melissa and Jeremy Mather Eric and Debra Sheaffer Donna and Derrick Williams Melinda and Kevin Hunt Kara and Cleaophil Robinson Lisa and Kristopher Karr.
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Carolyn
Terry Shade
Andrea
Craig Ondracek
Dawn
Gary McNeese
Michael
Sharon Moore
Tina
Bradley Stafford
Kimberly
Daniel Broulik
Dale
Carol Bildstein
Charlotte
Douglas Rule
Kerri
Daniel Ragsdale
Melissa
Jeremy Mather
Eric
Debra Sheaffer
Donna
Derrick Williams
Melinda
Kevin Hunt
Kara
Cleaophil Robinson
Lisa
Kristopher Karr
Cedar Rapids College Community voters face $14 million bond
Voter registration for College Community residents must be completed by Friday to vote on March 9. The measure asks 60 percent approval for a $14 million general obligation bond to fund a recreation center with a pool. Linn County Auditor's Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and forms are available at city clerks, auditor, or online.
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Cedar Rapids
College Community
Linn County Auditor’s Office
First St
Linncounty.org
Auditor’s
Fayette supervisors approve county pay raises
The Fayette County Board of Supervisors approved a 2 percent salary increase for elected officials next fiscal year. The Compensation Board had recommended 3.5 percent across the board. Current and new salaries are listed for the Sheriff, County Attorney, Treasurer, Recorder, Auditor, and County Supervisors.
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Fayette
Fayette County
Larry Popenhagen
Richard Jensen
John Bunn
Michael Kennedy
Tama budget hearing set for Monday
Tama A public hearing for the city of Tama proposed fiscal 2005 budget will be held at 5 30 p m Monday at Tama City Hall. The budget includes a 29 cent increase in property tax rates from 14 74 to 15 03 per 1000. Despite the increase the city's property tax revenue will fall from a re estimated value of 666 029 in the current fiscal year.
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Judy Welch
Welch
Independence
Debra Lynn
Lynn
Iowa News Service
Tama
Tama City
Parrott taps Cedar Rapids nature center for maple syrup
Parrott explains that 40 gallons of sap yield 1 gallon of syrup and sap collection ends when buds swell around late March. He taps 200 to 250 trees seasonally, monitors sugar with a hydrometer, and uses wood and propane evaporators. Parrott volunteers, juggles February and March, enjoys woodworking and a weed-free raised-bed garden.
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Parrott
Nature Center
Cedar Rapids
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