Ironman Battalion farewell as 95 head to Kosovo
About 1,000 gathered in Peosia to honor 95 guardsmen leaving for Kosovo while more than 300 Iowa National Guard members of the 1st Battalion 133rd Infantry near homecoming after a 22 month deployment that included Iraq. First Sgt. Chuck Kueter noted his son Ben among returnees reintegrating at Fort McCoy Wisconsin. Carolyn Brenke spoke of tears as Sgt Christian Brenke is among Wednesday’s returnees.
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Fans celebrate final Harry Potter book launch
Readers cheer as Anna Fisher and friends finish reading the Deathly Hallows at Cedar Street area. The concluding volume sparks lively talk about the wizarding world and its lasting impact on fans and local book clubs.
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Linn County Choices for County Supervisors Ballot Plans
Voters face three options for electing Linn County supervisors. Plan 1 keeps at large elections with all voters choosing any supervisor. Plan 2 creates five districts with one supervisor per district elected at large by all county voters. Plan 3 districts where only residents of each district vote for their supervisor.
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Linn County Plan 3 favored by voters across districts
The Gazette finds 63 percent of registered voters and 70 percent of likely voters in Linn County favor Plan 3 creating five supervisor districts. The plan restricts voting to residents of each district for their representative, aligning rural and urban prefs.
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Upscale retail eyed for Cedar Rapids Twin Pines parcel
Cedar Rapids officials discuss a 20 acre portion of the Twin Pines Golf Course for a lifestyle center with upscale shopping and dining akin to Peoria and an Illinois project. City Manager Jim Prosser cites a need for higher quality retail to attract and retain younger residents as planning continues.
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