St Pauls Lutheran dedicates new Luzerne church building
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Luzerne dedicates a new building on the former site a year after a January 2001 fire. The 3 p.m. service features Rev David Rempfer vacancy pastor with guidance from former pastor Rev Max Mons and a Central Lutheran School choir. The debt free facility seats 150, includes classrooms and a kitchen, and replaces the temporary Fire Station church.
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Kristophere’ Owens
Gazette
Luzerne
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Benton County
Muench
David Rempfer
Grace Lutheran Church
Blairstown
St. Paul's
Max Mons
Central Lutheran School
Newhall
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Zip Drive Espresso opens drive-up coffee stand in Iowa City
Noah Miles opened Zip Drive Espresso at Gateway One in Iowa City to bring Oregon drive-up coffee style to locals. He brews a house blend using organic beans from Coralville and drinks three to four espressos daily while greeting customers from 6 a.m. Miles moved from Corvallis to pursue graduate studies and now runs the seven by ten foot stand, busier than expected since the day after Thanksgiving.
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Marlene Lucas
Gazette
Iowa City
Noah Miles
Oregon
Gateway One
Cafe del Sol
Coralville
Riverside Drive
Highway 1
Miles
Rachel Sailor
University of Iowa
Corvallis
Ore
Anamosa High chief joins staff in clash over resignation
Anamosa High School principal Marshall Lewis faced a push for resignation in January. The school board voted 4 to 3 to reject the request, amid faculty backing for Lewis. Lewis, hired May 2000, would not discuss reasons. Board President Willems deflected on specifics, citing a later cable rebroadcast. Vocal Music Director David Marshall praised Lewis’s tenure and urged retaining him.
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Anamosa
Anamosa High
Marshall Lewis
Lewis
Anamosa Journal-Eureka
Gordon Cook
Scott Werling
Dan Hopfensperger
Jim Mitchel
Sharon Weideman
School Board Presi
Dent Jay Willems
Julie von Muenster
Steve Brainard
Willems
David Marshall
Buchanan County deputy admits to altering photo
Tracey Bantz admitted under oath that he personally altered a photograph showing former deputy Crystal Kiesau with her breasts exposed. Kiesau’s attorney said Bantz emailed the altered image and may face partial summary judgment on liability while defenses continue.
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The
Gazette Independence
Buchanan County
Tracey Bantz
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Crystal Kiesau
Bantz
Kiesau
Kevin Engels
Cedar Falls
Kuey
Iowa
Davis
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Earlville
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Salt Lake City
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Blairs Ferry Rd
3Rd Ave
Cie
RBC
Dain Rauscher
NYSE
SIPC
Equator
Center Point RD
Engels
Orlan Love
Orlani
Fyiowa
Cork & Wood
Richard Stangler
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