Johnson County District Court updates drunken driving cases
Johnson County District Court actions include Adam C. Brooks of Coralville given a deferred judgment with 25 hours of community service and probation for a July 21 2004 arrest. Larry G. Sgontz of Iowa City faces $2500 fine, five years with most suspended, probation, plus $500 for driving while barred.
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Iowa City
Johnson County District Court
Adam C. Brooks
Coralville
University Heights
Brooks
Larry G. Sgontz
Sgontz
David 0. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Ronald D. Weaver
Madrid
Weaver
Thomas E. Bames
Cedar Rapids
Bames
Paul D. Collins
Collins
Rich E. Holmes
North Liberty
Holmes
Patrick J. Kearney
Amana
Kearney
Richard E. Serovy
Solon
Johnson County
Serovy
Dalton T. Lawrence
Chicago
Local arrests and incidents report in Johnson County Iowa City area
The Log lists several Wednesday incidents in Iowa City and surrounding areas. Names and ages appear with addresses and times at Dubuque Market, Jefferson Gilbert, and other intersections. Accusations include domestic abuse assault causing injury, assault with a dangerous weapon, and aiding and abetting forgery. details note a vehicle incident and a bank account fraud link. Police and medical calls are recorded with counts for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Christopher Sapoznik
Green Meadow Ct
Apt
North Liberty
Dubuque
Market Streets
Gavin Whiting
Walnut St
Iowa City
Jefferson and
Gilbert Streets
Ross Hill
Meadowview Dr
Marion
22Nd Avenue
Coralville
Eric Winger
Davenport
Linn and
Washington Streets
Joshua Millard
Bently Dr
Burlington and
Madison Streets
Geri Garvey
Heather
Shasta Cofield
S. Riverside Dr
Cofield
Dellmart
Highway 1
Local Athletes Earn Participation Certificates Across Colleges
Andy Seyfer and Darren Hudak of Cedar Rapids received participation certificates as Luther football players. Joshua Rundle of Mount Vernon joined Illinois Wesleyan football. Katie Strickland of Cedar Rapids is a Dominican University junior on the women's basketball team. Hahhan Stolba from Xavier and Cedar Rapids ranks high in NCAA Division I three throw percentage at 87 percent.
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Andy Seyfer
Washington
Darren Hudak
Xavier
Cedar Rapids
Luther
Joshua Rundle
Mount Veron
Illinois Wesleyan
Katie Strickland
Dominican University
Hahhan Stolba
Minnesota State-Mankato
Tourism bureau reports record year for Johnson County
The Iowa City Coralville CVB announced 2004 tourism rose with visitors spending over $214 million in Johnson County. Coralville hotel occupancy climbed 2.8 percent, with 9,326 more room reservations and $1.3 million in hotel motel tax gains. The year featured 136 events and the Herky on Parade project tied to Kinnick Stadium’s 75th anniversary. Donations totaling $60,000 were planned for local charities from Herky funds.
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Coralville
Iowa City
Coralville Convention and Visitors
Johnson County
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Bureau
University of Iowa Athletic Department
Kinnick Stadium
Schamberger
Iowa
Northwestern University
Herky Sales
Children’s Miracle Network
Coralville Residents Vote March 8 On Library Bond Issue
Coralville voters will decide March 8 on a $3 million library renovation and expansion bond. The referendum requires a 60 percent majority. Financing for the $8 million project is split among tax increment financing TIF revenue bonds and fundraising. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Coralville
Kelly Hayworth
West Liberty hosts history lunch on Ivey Confectionary site
The West Liberty Chamber of Commerce starts a brown bag history lunch series at the New Strand Theatre from noon to 1 p.m. Friday. Historian Conrad Gregg will present about Ivey Confectionary at 102 E Third St., now Martin Insurance. The event is free with popcorn and pop. For information contact (319) 627-4876 or email wichamberlcom.net.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Chamber of Commerce
New Strand Theatre
Conrad Gregg
Ivey Confectionary
E. Third St
Martin Insurance
The
Lcom.net
Live From Prairie Lights Shows Iowa City Literary Life
Englander aims to uncover authors and audiences in a Prairie Lights segment now in its 15th year. The past decade has seen authors’ inscribed works added to the University of Iowa Library Rare Book Collection as the Julie Englander Collection, totaling almost 1 000 titles. The venue acts as a community hub drawing writers and students who return to read, sustaining continuity in Iowa City’s literary scene.
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Prairie Lights
Englander
University of Iowa Library
Julie En
Glander
Schoonover
Iowa City
Conroy
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Iowa Children’s Museum
Northdodgeathleticclub
North
Dodge Street
Gilbert
Elmquist
Gazettecommunications.com
Redaw.eng
Rogers Shoe Service
F Street
1St Avenue
Walgreens
Jim Carrey
WWW
Newstrand.com
2Nd Street
Coralville, IA
Peking Buffet
Sun
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