Riverside man dies in Mahaska County car crash
Don F. Kirchner aged 72 of Riverside was killed when his car left Highway 92 near Rose Hill and rolled into a ditch. He was ejected. no other vehicles were involved. Rose Hill lies about 10 miles east of Oskaloosa in eastern Mahaska County.
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Washington County
Rose Hill
Mahaska County
Don F. Kirchner
Riverside
Iowa State Patrol
Oskaloosa
Iowa City man tied to LA drug case arrested after chase
Wilfredo Paul Rodriguez, 31, of 1205 Laura Dr, lot 128, was arrested in southeast Iowa City after a car chase involving Muscatine and Johnson counties. Deputies deployed stop sticks to halt Rodriguez near Scott Boulevard and Highway 6 shortly after midnight.
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Iowa City
Los Angeles
Muscatine
Johnson Counties
Wilfredo Paul Rodriguez
Laura Dr
Scott Boulevard
Highway 6
Johnson County Sheriff's Department
Johnson County
Rodriguez
Fire destroys Apostolic Faith Temple in Dubuque
Firefighters battled a late Friday blaze that devastated the Apostolic Faith Temple with no injuries reported. Investigators remained on the scene Saturday as church members gathered nearby. Pastor Rev. Shawn Baldwin expressed shock at the house of worship burning.
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Apostolic Faith Temple
House of Worship
Shawn Baldwin
Des Moines Crash Fireinjures Teens After Firecrackers Exploded
A sport utility vehicle crashed into a pole in Des Moines as occupants tossed firecrackers. Teondra Wells 17 is in serious condition at University Hospitals Iowa City. Shawnta Everett 15 died. Other injured include Tanya Whitaker 22 Tyson Wells 22 and Doug Wells 14. Okeitha Nelson 19 is in fair condition.
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Teondra Wells
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Wells
Shawnta Everett
Tanya Whitaker
Tyson Wells
Doug
Iowa Methodist Medical Center
Des Moines
Okeitha Nelson
Methodist
Iowa Arts Council funds arts projects on Millennium Trails
The Iowa Arts Council opens applications for Arts Projects on Millennium Trails seeking community centered art projects along Iowa trails. Projects may receive up to 9000 dollars in federal funding and a Sept 15 deadline applies for interested applicants.
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Iowa Arts Council
Iowa
Wisconsin man found dead in hotel pool in Okoboji
James Kochan, 24, of La Crosse Wisconsin, was found unresponsive in the pool at the Country Club Motel in Okoboji around 4 a.m. Paramedics failed to revive him. he died at Dickinson County Memorial Hospital. An autopsy was to be performed in Sioux Falls.
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Wisconsin
James Kochan
la Crosse
Wis
Country Club
Kochan
Dickinson County Memorial Hospital
McKennan Hospital
Sioux Falls
S.D
Bluestem Landfill Saga Timeline in Cedar Rapids 1999
Timeline tracks Bluestem board and advisory actions from June 1999 to June 2000 over condemnation of Hennessey and nearby properties for a landfill. Key events include offers, court filings, injunctions, compensation awards, appeals, and eventual abandonment of condemnation. The sequence names Hennessey Don Stickle & Sons C and H Properties Bruening Rock and others, with multiple judges and dates.
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Bluestem Board
Citizens Advisory Committee
Cedar Rapids
Tim Hall
William Hennessey
Hennessey
Hall
Bluestem
Viola
Don Stickle & Sons Farms
C&h Properties
Hennesseys
Hennessey Site
C&h
Stickle
William Eads
Compensation Commission
Cedar Rapids/Linn County Solid Waste Agency
William Thomas
Bluestein
Bluestem weighs land fill vs. new tech for Linn County trash
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency board reconsiders future disposal with a local landfill or alternative tech driven system. Executive director Dave Hogan says income from tonnage fees funds recycling and education, while neighbors oppose site plans and a court fight seeks $2.5 million back from a condemned Cedar Rapids property.
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Edar Rapids
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Linn County
Bluestem
Dave Hogan
Hogan
Illinois
Bluestein
Cedar Rapids
Houser
Barlow
Lundell Manufacturing Co
Cherokee
Dillinger Stop Near Cedar Rapids Recalled in Historic Road Tales
Local historian Mark Hunter notes John Dillinger and Homer Van Meter robbed an Indiana arsenal on April 13 1934 then briefly lingered near Cedar Rapids along Mount Vernon Road. Questions linger about whether Dillinger stayed at the Evening Star Tourist Camp or visited local shops before heading to Michigan.
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Mark Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Biondo Brothers Groceries
Lincoln Highway
Mount Vernon Road
Linger
Biograph Theater
Chicago
Lady In Red
Dillinger
The
Gazette
Iowa
Homer van Meter
Warsaw
Ind
Evening Star
Osborn Construction
Rapids
John Dil
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
John Hamilton
Hamilton
John Dillinger
Michigan
26Th Street
38Th Street
Biondo Brothers
Memorial Drive
Frank Sprynel
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Dubuque
Fire Guts House of Worship
Okoboji
Rodney White
Buena Vista County
Storm Lake
Dick Hogan
Alexandria
Minn
Barlow Group
Fort Collins
Colo
Nave Rasdal
Rambh
Ramblin
Dave Rasdal