Rising waters threaten Saylorville Lake crest
In central Iowa, Saylorville Lake approaches its crest as heavy rains push water levels higher. Officials warn residents downstream to monitor releases while crews reinforce banks and monitor flood risk.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2024
Page
2
In central Iowa, Saylorville Lake approaches its crest as heavy rains push water levels higher. Officials warn residents downstream to monitor releases while crews reinforce banks and monitor flood risk.
Bryan Vander Linden, former pharmacist in charge at Summit Pharmacy in Fairfield, has agreed to license suspension and a ban from entering the building and accessing records. The Iowa Board of Pharmacy says he diverted controlled substances for six years and self-reported the violations. Summit Pharmacy will appoint a new pharmacist in charge and change locks. license status is restricted.
The parents of five year old Maycnn Holub operate Garden Oasis Farms near Coggon. A Sunday photo caption misspelled her last name. The Gazette invites readers to comment on accuracy and fairness of news items. Call 319 398 8313 or 800 397 8212 with corrections.
Five people died in Iowa vehicle crashes during the July 4 holiday period from Wednesday evening to Monday morning. Among the fatalities were a double crash in Linn County at Highway 13 and Blaine's Crossing Road in Bertram, where Charles Layton and Carol Mart died at the scene. A Nissan Rogue driver survived. A separate Cedar County ATV crash near Tipton killed Thomas Brown and his wife Diana Brown, while Mazda driver Thomas Carmack was injured. The Browns were county residents and had planned their 40th anniversary.
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