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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2010
Page
2
Cedar River race results show Waterloo 12 year olds 7.61 falling and Cedar Rapids 12 year olds 6.88 falling Conesville 13.35 steady. Wapsipinicon River Independence 12 year olds 6.54 falling Anamosa 14 year olds 11.58 falling Coralville pool above sea level 707.63 falling.
Marion Big Band performs 7 p.m. at City Square Park while Water Ski Show, Country Dance and Lesson, and Ballroom Dance follow at Cedar Rapids and Iowa City venues. Calendar notices note submission deadlines and event details for July schedules.
A diverse Cedar Rapids area listings include Spanish Conversation Circle at Diversity Focus noon to 1 pm, stage shows at Brucemore and The Old Creamery Theatre, Rent at Theatre Cedar Rapids, and several farmers markets across Mount Vernon Center Point Central City and Coralville. Lottery draws include Summer Festival and Pick 3/4 games with a $2 million 6 of 48 jackpot.
The Gazette provides pricing for delivery by carrier and mail, including Morning Editions and Sunday packages, and lists subscription rates for nearby and out of state readers. It also notes postal privileges, Associated Press rights, and postmaster address along with contact numbers.
Cedar Rapids contact numbers list general news departments, circulation offices and tip lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Includes phone lines for general news and tip submissions with toll free options.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Linn-Mar school board approves a new teachers master contract with a 2.74 percent total package increase for the upcoming school year. The district will spend 806845 dollars with base pay rising to 31640 dollars and with state supplements to 34784 dollars. First day of classes is Aug. 18 and new teachers report Aug. 10.
Governor Culver highlights the I-JOBS program as the funding source for Linn County’s stand-alone juvenile justice center. The $3.69 million project will house juvenile courts, probation, clerks, and related services displaced by 2008 floods. The center, slated next summer, supports long term economic opportunity and job creation.
Den nis Bjorklund of Coralville, 45, faces 11 counts of mail fraud and three counts of filing false tax returns. The indictment covers 2005 2006 and alleges he urged DUI clients to donate to Re-Adapt, a false charity he created on September 2005. He misreported income and hid rental earnings from the McKinley Building.
Charles A. Fierstine Jr., 64, died Monday at University of Iowa Hospitals after his son Jesse Fierstine allegedly cut the pacemaker from his chest with a pocketknife. Jesse, 33, faces attempted murder charges in Delaware County on August 4, with mental health evaluations delaying the case.
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