Obituary for Joan L. McCurry of Grinnell Iowa
Joan L. McCurry 92 of Grinnell died July 10 2016 at her home surrounded by family A funeral will be held July 16 at Smith Funeral Home Grinnell Interment Hazelwood Cemetery Friends may call July 15 with the family present Memorials may go to the Grinnell Eagles Auxiliary kitchen fund Survivors include Jody Knapp David McCurry and Kirk McCurry five grandchildren and one great grandson She was preceded in death by her husband parents a sister and two brothers
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Jon) Knapp
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Susie) McCurry
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Joe
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Chelsea
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Rastetter vows transparency over university gifts and timing
Iowa entrepreneur Rastetter defends charitable giving amid calls for clearer disclosure. He cites total gifts of 3.1 million to UI, 2.3 million to ISU, and 50,150 to UNI since the 1970s, plus a 5 million pledge to UI football facilities and a 2 million portion fulfilled to date. He argues 990s and clear records are essential for accountability.
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Congress poised to pass opioid abuse measure in Congress
Congress this week is expected to send legislation to President Obama to fight heroin and painkiller abuse. Senate Democrats cite ongoing funding disputes over new treatment and prevention programs, signaling a contested path to final passage.
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Gazette Opioid Series Urges New Funding
The Gazette argues that additional funding is essential to fulfill the bill’s promises to curb the opioid epidemic and prevent gaps in implementation. The online outlet emphasizes the need for resources to support ongoing reforms and public health initiatives.
Pokemon Go sparks crowds and cautions in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids report notes thousands playing Pokemon Go since release with crowds at Greene Square and on the Third Avenue Bridge. Local residents praise the activity for exercise and bonding with family while police stress awareness and safety.
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Linn County Supervisors discuss ballot measure on representation and pay
Supervisors push public forums to inform voters before the November 8 election. Debate centers on five member board and pay levels after history of part time to full time salaries. Critics note prior voter approval and district redraws affecting Cedar Rapids representation.
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Linn
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Linn County
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Marion
Central City
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Cedar Rapids
Aspect proposal seeks funds to stabilize Knutson Building before restoration
The Aspect proposes a 500000 city grant to stabilize the dilapidated Knutson Building after 2008 flood damage and asbestos and mold issues. Emersons 5.5 million plan would restore the 1887 structure and add 22500 square feet to host a downtown magnet school for up to 300 students pending a 12 million MAGNET grant.
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