North Liberty police chief resigns amid personal reasons
Records show former Chief Jim Warkentin left Feb. 1 2018 with a 37647.56 severance and benefits through March 31. Acting chief Diane Venenga named Feb. 4 as city works to fill the post, with legal recap and comments from City officials.
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Cedar Rapids district leader retires after four decades
Sandy Stephen, longtime Cedar Rapids Community School District administrator, will retire effective June 30. The board also approved retirements for Kennedy High Principal Mary Wilczynski, Johnson School of the Arts Principal Kevin Uhde, and Washington High Associate Principal Rick Williams. Stephen plans a broader impact beyond the school calendar and uncertainty surrounds her replacement.
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Marion Council pledges 750000 for Prospect Meadows Ball Fields
Marion officials approve a resolution pledging 750000 over five years for a 17 field recreational complex northeast of Marion. The project budget totals 9.4 million with 4.2 million from private gifts and 5.2 million from state and local funds and grants. Target opening set for 2015 with construction hoped to begin in 2014.
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Gazette publication and circulation details for Cedar Rapids Iowa
The Gazette lists its history since 1883 and daily publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA with periodical postage. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, as well as in state and out of state options. Also notes AP republication rights and post office box for address changes along with contact numbers.
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Waterloo East wins culinary at Iowa ProStart Invitational
At The Hotel at Kirkwood Center Cedar Rapids nine Iowa high schools competed in culinary and management events. Waterloo East High School won the culinary contest while Davenport Community School District claimed the management title. The top teams advance to the National ProStart Invitational in Baltimore in April.
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