Dennis J. Lent 1960 2002 Dubuque businessman dies at 41
Dennis J. Lent 41 of 771 Vanderbilt Dr Dubuque died Jan 6 2002 after a battle with leukemia. Services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Hoffman Schneider Funeral Home Dubuque with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation 4 to 8 p.m. today. He is survived by wife Sue two children Molly and Matthew Lent his parents Don and Lois Lent of Marion siblings and in laws. He was born March 27 1960 and married Sue Hannan in 1987. He worked for APEX Concrete and loved sports and the outdoors.
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Hoffman-Schneider Funeral
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Matthew Lent
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Lois Lent
Marion
Almeda Lent
Ken
Theresa) Lent
Cedar Rapids
Dave Lent
Carl
Mike) Stein
Eden Prairie
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Paul) Saterbak
Hudson, Wis
Cathy Lent
North Liberty
Sarah
Marty) Ressler
Solon
Mary Hannan
Dennis
Donald J
Lois J. Shetler Lent
North Scott High School
Eldridge
Sue Hannan
Apex Concrete
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Missing boy's mother will return to Iowa
Lisa Marie Boss, mother of Timothy Boss, waived extradition and will be taken from Montana to Iowa. She fled after authorities questioned her husband about Timothy's disappearance in 2000. Donald Boss faces first degree murder charges. no body has been found. children are in Montana custody.
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Pearson’s building to become a video and DVD rental store
Iowa City moves the That's Rentertainment outlet from 218 E. Washington St. into the former Pearson’s Drug Store at Market and Linn. Benjamin Chait plans mid April relocation, keeping the soda fountain as a neighborhood gathering spot and expanding video and new release selections.
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Winneshiek Board Proposes Salaries for County Officials
Winneshiek County Compensation Board recommends pay raises for elected officials. Current salaries include Supervisor positions at 24748 and 24148 for others. Sheriff 48173. Auditor 36413. Treasurer 36025. Recorder 35332. County Attorney 41715. Proposals call for 500 extra to supervisors, 100 extra to chair, and 1000 raises for sheriff auditor treasurer recorder and attorney.
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C. R. man pleads guilty to violence and drug charges
Marc White, 19, pleaded guilty in Linn County District Court to terrorism with intent to cause death and willful injury for shooting John Echols on January 22, 2001. He also confessed to possession of crack cocaine with intent to deliver, facing up to two 10 year terms and a potential 25 year sentence plus fines.
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Boy faces long recovery after dog attack in Iowa City
Eight year old Carlos Robinson remains without feeling in his right arm after a Friday dog attack near his home at 903 Webster St. His mother, Tameca Sanders, says recovery could take six months to a year as doctors monitor nerve damage. University of Iowa professor John Bennett aided in stopping the attack, sustaining a bite to his right forearm.
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Local Government Schedules And Public Safety Notes
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