Cedar Rapids City Calendar and Lotteries Page Update
The notice lists municipal meetings at Five Seasons Center Linn County Administrative Office Building and Kirkwood Community College with times from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. It notes a recycling truck event at Randall Foods from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and weather cancellations via CITYLINE. It also advertises Iowa and Illinois lottery draws with numbers and hotline categories.
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Five Seasons Center Commission
Five Seasons Center
Linn County Technical Review Committee
Cedar Rapids
Randall Foods Store
Edgewood Rd
Mercy and St Luke's announce newborns in Solon and Ladora
Vital statistics list newborns from Mercy Jan 2 Kim Linden and Jim Linden in Solon a son and from St Luke's Yvette Kelled in Ladora a daughter. Jan 3 Kari Cairy in Hiawatha a daughter and Deborah Davies in NE Grand Homewood Lane a son. Includes year totals and degree day note by Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
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Kim
Jim Linden
Solon
ST. Luke's
Yvette
David Kelled
Ladora
Kari
Brian Cairy
Woodthrush Ct
Hiawatha
Deborah
James Davies
Homewood Lane
RRAN
Bela Ccccacretesssarima
TPR Bodie
lowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Drunken Driving Charges in Linn County Log
The Gazette reports drunken driving arrests across Linn County with time and place. Notable offenses include Gregory J. Corey second offense at Wiley Boulevard and Johnson Avenue NW and Steven L. Myers second offense on the 1300 block alley between Fifth and Sixth streets NW. Patricia A. Fish faces second-degree theft for allegedly taking 3600 dollars from Drug Town between December 6 and 20.
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Gregory J. Corey
Harvest Dr. NW
Wiley Boulevard
Johnson Avenue NW
Angelia D. Denison
Fairfax
First Street
Steven L. Myers
Mount Vernon
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Darren D. Schneider
Postville
Park Towne Court
Joyce Suchsland
Willowridge Rd
Marion
Seventh Avenue
Patricia A. Fish
26Th St. NW
Mount Vernon Rd
Weathering the Cold How to Stay Warm Outdoor in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids post workers endure subzero wind chills as Arctic air grips the region. Jan Ingvall says staying in motion and layering helps, while supervisor Rick Clarkson offers tips like skin lotion and heat packets. Temperatures struggle to reach double digits with wind chills far lower.
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Ann McGlynn
Gazette News
Hypothermia Risks Rise As Temperatures Plunge
University of Iowa Hospitals expert Dr Janet Loch Donahue warns that hypothermia can begin below 95 degrees and serious cardiac problems may occur below 91 degrees. She offers cooling and rewarming tips including moving the victim to a warm area, dry clothing, hats, layered garments, and warm non alcoholic drinks. The report notes cold air breathing and never hot baths as cautions and includes a photo of Michael Callahan ice fishing on Cedar River Ellis Boulevard NW.
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Janet Loch-Donahue
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Loch Donahue
Loch-Donahue
Michael Callahan
Cedar River
Ellis Boulevard
Callahan
Technology Advances at Health Department Boost Efficiency
The Health Department modernizes testing with a real time data base linking client samples to lab results. An optical disk stores copies, reducing paper and fire hazards while enabling exact test status checks for callers. A bar code reader will input milk sample IDs, expanding in house capacity.
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Ralston
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Health Department
GOP regains Linn County board seat on swearing in
Lumir Dostal, 58, is sworn in as the first Republican Linn County Supervisor in 22 years. He says he plans to shrink government and review ordinances while noting the job is not partisan at the county level. The board held long closed sessions to discuss upcoming union contracts after zoning reviews.
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Douglas Neumann Sazette
Linn County
Lumir Dostal
Dostal
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn-Mar
Police search Second Avenue apartments in murder case
Police seized a knife, drugs, bloodstained carpeting, hair samples, clothing, and possible blood from Fields downstairs apartment. From Lacey’s apartment investigators recovered teeth fragments, hair, bedding, rings, blood samples, a broken knife handle, and an open cigarette pack. Across the street a pair of black shoes believed to be Lacey’s was left on the sidewalk. Fields remains at large in a blue 1986 Toyota Celica.
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Second Avenue
Lacey
Fields
16Th Street
Second Avenue SE
Board may reconsider dog license rules in Linn County
Douglas Neumann reports Linn County supervisors may reconsider a dog licensing ordinance today. Retired Supervisor Rita Huber backed the measure, while Chairwoman Jean Oxley seeks rescission and a Cedar Rapids style model. The panel will also review a separate dog and cat ordinance and licensing fee resolution at 10:30 a.m. in the Administrative Office Building.
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Douglas Neumann
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Jean Oxley
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids FACT panel urged to broaden representation
Cedar Rapids Safety Commissioner J D Smith urged expanding FACT to include one representative for each of the five city commissioners. The TAX tied panel currently includes City Auditor Bob McMahan City Treasurer Bill Kinney and Mayor's Assistant Matt Paul. McMahan and Kinney report to Finance Commissioner Lyle Hanson.
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Lonnie Zingula
Matt Paul
McMahan and Kinney
Lyle Hanson
FACT
McMahan
Smith
Five Seasons Center Commission
Hanson
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Daily Notebook
TEL
Cityline
Iowa
Branstad
Fylona
TeleUs
Teleus Is
Illinois Lottery
The
Gazette
Ingvall
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Canada
Rick Clarkson
Aiss
Lisa Powel
GOP
Linn
Board
Rita Huber
Oxley
Huber
C.R
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