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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2004
Page
26
The Log notes incidents in eastern Iowa with names ages and addresses. Fielder and Schuttloffel faces cited in traffic stops while multiple residences report thefts including a bicycle and valuables. The Gazette invites birth announcements via forms at Cedar Rapids or Iowa City offices.
Cedar Rapids recorded two fire calls on Wednesday morning and Thursday early, with addresses at 1602 Eighth Ave SE and 2125 Wiley Blvd SW. Medical calls are not itemized. four false alarms were logged.
Outdoor Antigone at Brucemore 8 p.m. Cedar Rapids with $13 adults $10 students. Riverside Theatre Shakespeare Festival Measure for Measure 8 p.m. Iowa City Lower City Park adults 30 to 33 seniors 25 to 28 youths 15. Cinderella opera at UI Clapp Recital Hall adults 20 seniors 16 youths 10. The Dining Room at UI Theatre Building 8 p.m. adults 20 seniors 15 youths 10. The Tale of the Allergist's Wife City Circle Oakdale Hall 8 p.m. Coralville Charles Busch. Home on the Iowa Amana Heritage Museum 2 p.m. Amana Colonies Meg Merckens.
Farmers Market at corner Collins Road and Council Street NE 4 to 6 p.m. Youngville Cafe Market at Highways 218 and 30 junction 3 30 to 6 p.m. Community Health Free Clinic 8 30 to 10 30 a.m. 947 14th Ave SE call 319 363 0416 fax 319 363 5569 email SDarlene1 aol com
Recycling information for Cedar Rapids Linn County Solid Waste Agency Bluestem is provided with a contact number. To submit items for the Community Calendar email communications com or mail to The Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa, with a P O Box and ZIP code, or fax the notices.
Allyson Sunny Story a para professional at Grant Elementary Cedar Rapids spoke before 15 000 educators at the NEA annual meeting in Washington DC She was named the 2004 Education Support Professional of the Year and serves as ambassador for NEAs 300 000 education support professionals. Sen Hillary Clinton addressed the crowd after Story spoke.
Springville residents can review the final conceptual landscape design from the Community Visioning Program at a 7 to 9 p.m. meeting Monday at the Springville Fire Station. Attendees include Meg Flenker, Luke Parris, Clare Kerofsky, and Mark Pingenot, with topics covering town entrances, park upgrades, signage, and downtown streetscapes.
VINTON Benton County Empowerment sponsors a free August 4 workshop at Tilford Middle School Vinton with Barbara Coloroso renowned for parenting teaching and nonviolent conflict resolution Sessions include professional and family tracks with meals and child care Free registration ends July 26.
Austin D. Bumgamer, 21, of Marion, pleaded guilty to third degree burglary for a March 13 2002 garage break in the 3600 block of 12th Avenue SW. He was fined 750 dollars, given a five year suspended sentence and placed on probation. He must reside up to 365 days at the Hinzman Center.
In Linn District Court Savannah L. Rote, 19, of Cedar Rapids, pleaded guilty to attempting to elude and operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Charges were filed in connection with the incident.
CENTRAL CITY The Linn County Fair opens with a 6:30 p.m. tractor pull and 4-H and FFA projects judged across clothing quilts crafts and livestock. The Nic Becker Memorial Pie Auction at 6 p.m. Sunday funds county youth scholarships. Admission is free with some events charging fees.
Assistant Chief Shawn Flaharty praises Stoeffler for turning around the department. Volunteers train twice monthly using Firefighter 1 and 2 manuals to operate pumps and drive trucks. The 18 member crew hopes for 25 with a new station aiding recruitment.
Eric Daville 25 pleaded guilty to unlawful user of controlled substances in possession of ammunition and attempting to manufacture marijuana. Officers found marijuana paraphernalia and about 2000 rounds of ammunition during a November search at Daville’s home. A March search of his second residence uncovered 45 marijuana plants and related equipment. He also owned several guns not kept at his home. Dion Watson 33 was sentenced to five years and 10 months in federal prison for selling crack cocaine to a confidential informant on three occasions after pleading guilty to distributing at least five grams.
U S district court records show the defendant admitted selling 46.65 grams of crack cocaine for 3000 dollars in June and July 2003. He must repay the 3000 dollars and pay a 100 dollar fee. He faces four years of supervised release after prison.
Charles Roseborough, 21, of Chicago, was sentenced in Cedar Rapids to 17 years for distributing crack cocaine and conspiring to distribute at least 50 grams. He pleaded guilty to selling crack in Cedar Rapids after moving to the Quad Cities in 1999.
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