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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2010

Page

9

Iowa bald eagle nests rise from 1 to over two hundred fifty

Coordination led by Shepherd notes Iowa now has at least 254 active bald eagle nests, up from one in 1977, due to DDT bans and ongoing habitat protection. The Upper Mississippi Refuge and counties along the river hold most nests, with urban areas showing new nesting in Des Moines Ames and Cedar Rapids.

Shepherd Iowa Linn and Johnson Mississippi River Upper Mississippi National Fish and Wildlife Refuge Tim Loose McGregor Genoa Wis Dubuque Des Moines Ames Cedar Rapids Loose Sqazcomm.com

Eagle Recovers After Dazed Roadside Encounter

An adult male bald eagle found dazed in a ditch near McGregor was deemed healthy after tests showed no lead poisoning. Conservation officer Burt Walters released the recovering bird, which then flew away after a brief stay at a garage and a planned visit to Cedar Rapids.

Ty Orlan The Gazette Department of Natural Resources Conservation Burt Walters Walters Postville Cedar Rapids McGregor Department of Natural Resource Iowa

Bonds blamed for high costs in college run programs

A review blames bonds for raising taxpayer costs as about one third of program funds subsidize wages for on the job training. It notes only 16 percent of participating firms meet target criteria in three years and calls for phasing out bonds and a 15 million fund cap.

Chet Culver Fred Hubbell Department of Economic Development Economic Development Department Bret Mills

Obesity linked to funding for walking and biking in Iowa

A new Alliance for Biking & Walking report ties rising obesity and related diseases to declining walking and cycling. It notes Iowa uses about 2 percent of federal transportation funding for bike and pedestrian projects, versus a little over 1 percent nationwide, while 8 percent of trips in Iowa are by foot or bike. The study also highlights safety gaps and health outcomes, urging increased investment and local wellness grants.

Ihe Gazette Alliance For Biking & Walking Iowa U.S Tim Lane Iowa Department of Public Health

Fire kills 8-year-old in motor home blaze in storage lot

Fire investigators in Council Bluffs say an 8-year-old girl Makala Prudence died in a Jan. 18 recreational vehicle fire ruled an accident. Firefighters found the child in the 40-foot motor home at a storage facility after her mother alerted 911. The stepfather owns the shop where she often played in the RV.

Associated Press Council

Elkader Works to Recover From 2008 Flood

City council prioritizes flood recovery with ongoing buyouts for destroyed properties and plans for a flood wall. Other priorities include wastewater treatment plant construction an Emergency Services building upgrade meter reading system modernization and the Great Places project.

Elkader

1.5 percent raise sought for Fayette officials

The Fayette County Compensation Board recommends a 1.5 percent salary increase for the county attorney, auditor, recorder, sheriff, supervisors and treasurer. The Board of Supervisors may approve or modify the proposal. If approved, salaries will adjust to set amounts for each official.

Fayette West Union Fayette County Compensation Board Board of Sors Wayne Saur Lori Moellers Karen Ford Marty Fisher Mike Kennedy Vicki Rowland Gayle Tellin Kyle Jacobsen

Court hours change in Jones Iowa counties

The Sixth Judicial District Court clerks offices in Jones and surrounding counties will adjust hours starting Monday under a Supreme Court order. Offices will be open 8 to 11 30 a m and 12 30 to 4 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday, with closures 2 30 to 4 30 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Jones Iowa Sixth Judicial District Court Supreme Court

Eastern Iowa public safety blotter notice

The Log lists multiple alleged charges from public safety and county attorney offices in Eastern Iowa. Individuals include Travis Fishnick of Dubuque, Michelle Evans of Davenport area, Gretta Dirks of Cedar Rapids, Shawnacy Williams of Marion, Mikayla Morse of Iowa City, and Gary Messinger of Solon, with times and locations in various cities.

Iowa Mikayla N. Morse N. Lucas St Iowa City Sugar Bottom Road Johnson County Gary F. Messinger Solon Prairie Rose Lane

Burglary Reports on Three Local Residences

Burglary incidents reported at 325 24th St NW between Jan 18 and 12 25 PM with electronics valued at 500 dollars. Another break in at 5637 Kirkwood Blvd SW occurred Jan 22 or Jan 23 with electronics worth 1200 dollars. A third burglary at 1605 Ave NE occurred between 7 AM and 5 30 PM Wednesday with electronics valued at 3900 dollars.

24Th St Kirkwood Blvd Ave. NE

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