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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

02 Jul 2017

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 2017

Page

9

Veterans Independence Project aids Linn County veterans on probation

Tenure on probation replaces jail for 15 Linn County veterans in a Cedar Rapids program. Jesse Simmons and Levi Tosh praise VIP’s two monthly board meetings that set goals, provide accountability, and connect them to services. Four participants have completed the program so far as it aims to curb reoffending and restore independence.

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Jim Slosiarek Gazette Jesse Simmons Cedar Rapids Mission of Hope Simmons Iraq Levi Tosh 1St Armored Liz Martin the Gazette Jason Booker Veterans Independence Project Board Baghdad Linn County Veterans Independence Project Independence Don Tyne Tosh
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Is Iowa Ready for Fireworks Freedom Haste and Costs

A columnist reflects on Iowa's hurried free fireworks law signed by Gov. Branstad. The policy allows purchases and use from June 1 to July 8 and December 10 to January 3 with 9 am to 10 pm hours, while local governments gain some control to regulate locations and timing amid tight lead time for Fourth of July celebrations.

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Iowa Terry Branstad General Assembly U.S
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Doc Rocklin retires from Iowa profile after 30 years

Tom Rocklin known as Doc Rock bids adieu after three decades at Iowa, leaving behind roles from professor to vice president for student life. He plans limited retirement with daily reading time and remains a visible campus presence near the Iowa Memorial Union where a rock and placard honor him. President Bruce Harreld lauds his impact on student life and cross‑functional collaboration.

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Iowa City Tom Rocklin Doc Rock Iowa Memorial Union Rocklin US Center For Teaching Division of Psychological and Quantitative Foundations University College Iowa Tom Bruce Harreld University of Iowa
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