Cedar Rapids police probe convenience store robbery
Police investigate a late night robbery at Kum & Go in southwest Cedar Rapids. A man armed with a gun grabbed cash and fled on foot along C Street. no injuries reported and a suspect description was not available.
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Caucus Training Tonight in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids League of Women Voters hosts 7 pm caucus training at Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids Public Library. Linn County party chairs Jim Benz Democrat and Jim Dvorsky Republican lead the session with Q&A on each party’s caucus process.
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Jim Benz
Jim Dvorsky
Illinois mother and son hurt in I 80 rollover near West Branch
Julie Clark 34 and her son Chad 16, both of Annawan, were hospitalized after a Sunday rollover on I 80 eight miles east of West Branch. Kyle 13 was released Monday. Courtney Kieney 10 months escaped unharmed. The car crossed medians and both eastbound lanes before overturning. all three passengers were ejected.
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Julie Clark
Annawan
Chad
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Iowa City
Kyle
Iowa State Patrol
Courtney Kieney
West Branch
Cargill Site Plan Revision After Rezoning Vote
Cargill Inc. must file a new site plan with detailed landscaping and lighting to gain Planning Commission consideration. The panel defeated then tabled a rezoning request from R-30 to I-2B for land near Otis Road SE and 10th Street, citing insufficient buffering and plans. Six officials debated the fit of a warehouse and contractor area adjacent to a residential neighborhood with about 40 residents.
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Westphalen
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Mike Vlasak
Commission
Neighbors Oppose Plant Rezoning Citing Noise Traffic
Several neighbors spoken against the proposed zoning change near the plant. Linda Beltz of 917 17th Ave SE voiced worries about increased noise and existing concerns like missing traffic flashers on nearby railroad tracks Turn to 58 Cargill.
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Sex offender registry adds ten Linn County names
In Linn County ten sex offenders were added to the state list deemed likely to reoffend amid a backlog of cases. Sheriff Don Zeller foresees 20 to 30 more additions. Public notifications are selective, reviewed by sheriffs and parole agents, with the statewide registry kept by the DCI.
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Linn County
Don Zeller
Larry Mullen
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Judge to decide Robins store project fate
District Judge William Eads will rule on a Linn County case filed by Robins residents seeking to block a proposed Petro-N-Provisions convenience store. The suit claims the Board of Adjustment illegally granted a special use permit. A 20 day period was given to prepare findings of fact.
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Michael Bideaux
Steve Kennedy
Jeff Grannan
Cedar Rapids
John Monroe
John Lane
Robins Board of Adjustment
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Abernathy
Robins
Eads
Cedar Rapids survey shows priorities for police fire and streets
A Cedar Rapids survey from 1999 shows residents favor funding police and fire, with street repair as a close third. Results noted 420 responses from 1300 mailed, and 82 percent support economic development. street construction tops capital priorities at about 70 percent.
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