Cedar Rapids man found dead at I 80 rest area
Kim F. Namanny 43 of Cedar Rapids was found in a sport utility vehicle idling at the Tiffin rest area off I-80. Johnson County detectives said foul play is not suspected and toxicology results are pending to determine the cause of death.
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Kim F. Namanny
Mike Scheetz
Johnson County Sheriffs Department
Namanny
Tiffin
I-80
Scheetz
Cedar Rapids Woman Eliminated on The Mole Episode Three
Cedar Rapids resident Wendt Falb 29 was sent home in episode three of The Mole. The visual display artist, married to Shannon Falb, walked through a Spanish town in stockades after being singled out.
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Wendt Wendt-Falb
Shucks
Wendt-Falb
Shannon Falb
Armed Robbery at Gene's Express Mart in Williamsburg
Williamsburg police investigate an armed robbery at Gene's Express Mart on Highland Street identified by officer Bob Knoop. The suspect, a white man about 30, 5'10" to 6', 170 pounds, wearing a Bears stocking cap and hooded sweatshirt, displayed a handgun and forced the clerk to back room. no injuries reported. Williamsburg lies about 30 miles southwest of Cedar Rapids in Iowa County near I-80.
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Gene’s Express Mart
Highland Street
Bob Knoop
Chicago Bears
Knoop
Cedar Rapids
Iowa County
Four hurt in Waterloo rollover on Independence Avenue
A single car overturned in Waterloo injuring three children and an adult, with two of the four seriously hurt. The crash occurred about 4 45 p m in the 2300 block of Independence Avenue.
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Independence Avenue
Alliant shutdown disrupts power and steam for area firms
A weather related failure at Alliant Energy Sixth Street plant cut electricity and steam, stopping Quaker Oats extrusion and delaying several surgeries at St. Luke's Hospital. The outage affected multiple area industries and prompted testing after odor concerns as steam return began.
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George C. Ford
Cedar Rapids
Alliant Energy Corp
Sixth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Quaker Oats
Quaker
Dan Wombold
Cedar Rapids men move Grant Wood mural Kaneville in Marion
Cedar Rapids workers Larry Martin and Wayne Knapp transport part of the 24 by 6 foot Grant Wood mural Kanesville from French Studios in Marion on Tuesday. Bill Diers crafts a frame to hang the artwork at Cedar Rapids Educational Service Center as John Fitzpatrick, district art curator, admires the donation to the school.
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Larry Martin
Wayne Knapp
Cedar Rapids
Grant Wood
Kanesville
French Studios
Marion
Bill Diers
Educational Service Center
John Fitzpatrick
Cedar Rapids Community
Grant Wood mural arrives in Iowa
The Kanesville mural by Grant Wood travels from California to Iowa and rests in the Educational Service Center board room in Cedar Rapids. It will hang in Washington High School’s conference room once renovations add new arts and science spaces. Milton Heifetz and Betsy Heifetz donated the mural, which portrays a Mormon settlement that grew into Council Bluffs.
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Washington
Wood
Old
Milton Heifetz
Betsy
Westwood
Calif
Kanesville
Council Bluffs
Paul Greene seeks Cedar Rapids mayoral seat in November
Paul Greene 62 a Rockwell Collins retiree and Cedar Rapids resident filed a petition to run for mayor in the November general election. He and his wife Shelley own Greene's Heating Cooling and Refrigeration and he has served as an instructor for the apprenticeship program. Greene cites street maintenance cost controls and accountability for spending as priorities and questions city waste cleanups tied to industrial sites on 12th Avenue SE. He has four children and previously held roles at Rockwell Collins University of Iowa and Methwick Community.
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Rockwell Collins
Paul Greene
Ridge Trail
Shelley
Greene
12Th Avenue SE
Collins Radio
United States Army
Europe
Lebanon
Rockwell
University of Iowa
Methwick Community
Henry J’s Club
Fin & Feather
Center Point Road
JoAnn
Dominique
Heather
Hayley
Iowa City ends endangerment case with photo rulings and settlements
Judge rules photos from Shirley Thomson classroom cannot be used in the child endangerment trial. Eight families settle lawsuits with the Iowa City district over photos taken by Roland Thomson at Lucas Elementary, with anonymity for children and a substantial undisclosed amount. Trial dates pending as divisions finalize terms and consent.
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Lisa Livermore
Iowa City
Shirley Thomson
Stephen Gerard
Roland Thomson
Lucas
Trict’s Insurance Company
Riley
Barbara Grohe
Brian Lehman
Thomson
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