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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 2009

Page

9

Armed robbery reported at Hawkeye Convenience Store

Police investigate an armed robbery at Hawkeye Convenience Store on Old Marion Road NE. The clerk says a gunman demanded money and fled on foot. description: 5 foot 11, medium build, dark clothing, mask. Sgt. Mike Wallerstedt notes no confirmed money transfer.

Hawkeye Convenience Store Marion Rd Mike Wallerstedt

Woman Arrested After Hiding in Office Bathroom

Cedar Rapids police arrested Jenni fer Dvorak, 27, after officers found her hiding in a locked women's bathroom on the ground floor of the Colonial Center, 1500 Second Ave SE. She faces three counts of third degree burglary for breaking into three offices along with charges of interference with official acts and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Jennifer Dvorak Colonial Center Second Ave Cedar Rapids Mike Wallerstedt Dvorak

Cedar Rapids doctor surrenders license in settlement

Dr. Garry Goodlett, 58, of Cedar Rapids, surrendered his Iowa medical license to resolve a pending disciplinary matter. The Iowa Board of Medicine charged him March 12 with inappropriately prescribing controlled substances and other meds without proper exams or records, leading to a three year probation, a prescribing and record-keeping course, a $2500 fine, and a public reprimand.

Garry Goodlett Cedar Rapids Iowa Iowa Board of Medicine Goodlett

Cab Driver Robbery Ended With Choke Hold in Iowa City

Police report a cabdriver was robbed after picking up a black male in his early 20s in the 1100 block of South First Avenue. The suspect forced a choke hold at Bowery and Lucas and fled with an undetermined cash amount. The driver was uninjured.

Lucas and Bowery Streets South First Avenue Bowery Lucas Streets

Iowa panel proposes 56 options to cut greenhouse gas emissions

The Iowa Climate Change Advisory Council presented 56 options to Gov. Culver and lawmakers for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the state. The plan emphasizes energy efficiency, cleaner fuels, and new technologies while stopping short of urging a coal plant moratorium. Chair Jerry Schnoor notes emissions grow over 1 percent annually. a final report was unveiled at a Friday news conference.

Charlotte Eby Des Moines Bureau Chet Culver Iowa Iowa Climate Change Advisory Council Jerry Schnoor University of Iowa Schnoor Rich Leopold

Turn to the church by Molly Rossiter

The article notes Cedar Rapids residents seeking stability after the Cedar River flood join Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church One baptisms were held for 15 people at a New Year’s Eve service led by Rev. Damian Epps at 1200 Second Ave SE Cedar Rapids The church has seen membership more than double since June as floods displaced families and economic stress grew

Molly Rossiter Gazette Emiece Smith Keonna Smith Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church Second Ave Cedar Rapids Mount Zion Cedar River Damian Epps Epps

Robins mayor at odds with council over city engineering contract

Robins Mayor Ian Cullis opposes awarding the city engineering contract to Snyder & Associates urging a bid process. The council is expected to override his veto, highlighting tensions between longtime firm relations and oversight in small town government.

Robin Uglaws Robins Ian Cullis Robins City Engineering Snyder & Associates Cullis Snyder Towa Hiawatha North Liberty Joel Miller Linn County Auditor Robins’ Council

In the middle ground of romance and reality

Jennifer Hemmingsen reflects on romantic comedies shaping expectations and advocates embracing the middle of life. She notes Heriot Watt University findings, contrasts film fantasies with real marriage, and urges readers to focus on practical progress rather than fairy tale endings.

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