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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2011
Page
2
Friday forecast for East Iowa notes river level changes and travel implications. The report highlights expected precipitation, potential flooding risk, and safety reminders for motorists and recreational users along the Iowa rivers. Officials urge awareness of local closures and monitor river gauges.
A Cedar Rapids judge lowered the bond for a Hiawatha woman charged with first degree murder and child endangerment in the death of a toddler. The bond dropped from 600000 to 10000, and she may pay ten percent as surety. The defendant will await a hearing while under restricted release.
Calendar items note changes to theater listings and auditions. Events include festival mentions and July dates with corrections to locations and times for performances and installer appointments.
Disjointed OCR details a preliminary hearing related to a custody dispute and alleged injuries in a district court case. The document mentions co defendants Parmer and Schiltue and a defendant Tyler Johnston with references to protecting children and alleged risks.
The Gazette posts a general notice concerning upcoming public matters and administrative updates. Officials urge readers to monitor further notices for specifics on dates and actions.
A brief reader note lists tip line numbers "$29 396-8254 and 329 439-315" associated with circulation remarks. The fragment provides contact points but lacks context or events.
A local notice urges readers to recycle by bringing newspapers to the Carton site at 901 Ingleside Dr SW near the Ing location. The message promotes ongoing community recycling efforts and directs residents to the county center for drop off.
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