July 26 1994 Cedar Rapids City Schedule and Events
A listing of meetings arts events fairs music theater and civic activities for Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties including city council sessions Linn County supervisors meetings a prairie hike fairs in multiple counties a concert by Lyle Lovett at the Paramount Theatre and The Cowchip Jamboree at Old Creamery Theatre with related venues markets clinics recycling and lottery information. It notes times locations and entry details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Adjustment
Mercy and St Luke's Births and Local Drunken Driving Charges
Birth notices from Mercy and St Luke's list births at Mercy Iowa City and Marion with dates July 20 to July 25 and parents names. The Log notes Linn County public safety feeds and charges reviewed by the Linn County Attorney. Drunken driving cases list several arrestees with ages, hometowns, times and street locations across Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Linn County
Comair to Run Three Daily Cedar Rapids Cincinnati Flights
Comair Inc will launch three round trip non stop turboprop flights from Cedar Rapids to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport starting September 12. The carrier may shift to jets if demand warrants. Comair serves 80 cities in 28 states and three foreign countries.
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John Kirsch
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Airport
Comair
Charles Curran
Curran
Larry Mullendere
Mullendore
American
United
Delta
ATM stolen from Cedar Rapids food store
Burglars forced entry at Sun Mart Food Store on J Street SW and removed an ATM owned by Farmers State Bank. This is the third such theft in 15 months in Cedar Rapids and Marion, with two previous incidents in November 1993 and April 1993. No arrests have been made. The latest theft occurred between 10:45 p.m. Sunday and 5:50 a.m. Monday. The machines are valued at 10,000 dollars, and investigators from Cedar Rapids police and the FBI are on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Mart
J Street
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Farmers State Bank
FBI
Town Rd
Johnson Ave
Former Iowa City teacher charged with harassment
Daniel Craig Christensen, 45, of Oskaloosa, an assistant principal at Eddyville Blakesburg High School and former Iowa City School District teacher, was charged with one count of harassment in Mahaska County Magistrate Court after allegedly lifting his skirt and making obscene gestures near a passerby last Thursday. The incident led to police statements and Christensen's denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Craig Christensen
Oskaloosa
Kevin Johnson
Christensen
The
Gazette
Iowa City
South East Junior High School
Eddyville-Blakesburg High School
Mahaska County
Custom designed habitat house aids disabled family in Cedar Rapids
The Burchlands moved into a Cedar Rapids home built by Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity. The accessible house features lowered sinks raised outlets and two ramps to front and side doors. IES Industries provided 40000 dollars in materials. The project involved 200 IES volunteers and is the 15th Cedar Rapids Habitat build since 1988. Joshua plays in the basement as Calvin and Jessica settle in with their 5 year old son.
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Gazette News Internalvin
Jessica Burchland
Jessica
Calvin Burchland
J St
Calvin
Joshua
Cedar Valley Habitat For Humanity
Habitat For Humanity
Georgia
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa City
Dick Freeman
Burchlands
Burchland
IES Industries
IES Industries Charitable Foundation
Burchlands’ Church
Hope Lutheran Ies
Colleen Dykes
IES
Midway Outdoor Equipment
Toddville
Jeffrey D. Nicholls
Gazette
Cedar Valley
Freeman
Habitat seeks Cedar Rapids lots for four houses
Habitat for Humanity's Cedar Rapids chapter seeks nearby lots in northwest and southwest Cedar Rapids to relocate four houses slated for Johnson Avenue Hy-Vee expansion. The plan is to move them this fall, rehab them, and sell to qualifying low income families. Interested sellers may call Habitat Director Dick Freeman at 319 366 4485.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Cedar Valley Habitat For Humanity
Cedar Rapids
Johnson Avenue
Habitat
Dick Freeman
Cedar Falls weighs mix of paid and volunteer firefighters
Cedar Falls officials study a partnership of 29 to 33 volunteers with 34 paid firefighters to boost protection at affordable cost. Fire Chief Art Lupkes cites concern from the rank and file and confirms no layoffs, only retirement driven reductions to 31 paid positions.
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Val Swinton
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Public Safety Department
Art Lupkes
Lupkes
Taylor group eyes kids as top priority in neighborhood effort
Paul and Jen Novreske, new Taylor neighbors at 910 Eighth St SW with two children Sara and Bradley, say improving local issues is their first priority. They cite Wellington Heights as a model and plan to form more associations to gain collective power and drive change.
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Paul
Jen Novreske
Eighth St. SW
Sara
Bradley
Taylor
Jen
Paul Novreske
Novreske
King and
O’connor
Wellington Heights
Cedar Rapids
Taylor-area
Incinerator proposal faces testing and financing hurdles
Craggs says ash management would aid road work but test burns and waste evaluation are needed before conclusions. Brad Hart, Ledenbach's attorney, notes state law criteria limit council review and the Department of Natural Resources will decide safety during permitting. He adds cost estimates and financing plans hinge on contracts and local site approval.
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Craggs
Brad Hart
Ledenbach
Council
Beck
Hart
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Cityline
TELL
Rock Island Prairie Preserve
Linn Conservation Department
Maria Koschmeder
Indian Creek Nature Center
Louisa County
Columbus Junction
Grinnell
Johnson County
County Fairgrounds
Black Hawk County
Buchanan County Fairgrounds
Independence
Washington County
Washington
Lyle Lovett
Paramount Theatre
Five Seasons Center
Old Creamery Theatre
Garrison
Farmers Market
Cedar Rapids Riverside Roundhouse Market
Linn County Health Department
13Th St. NW
Hy-Vee
Wilson Ave
Illinois Lottery
Jennifer
Sammy Matlock
Center Point Rd
Laura
Vince Smith
14Th Ave
Erin
Larry Karnik
St. Dr
Susan
Stephen Brackett
F Ave
ST. Luke’s
Kimberly Gersh
Central Dr. SW
Pin
Jesse Yue Xiao Wang
Sherman St. NE
Jacque
Scott Formanek
Belle Plaine
Cheryl
Brett Johnson
11Th Ave. SE
Mercy
Kim
Rodney Dahlhauser
Mount Vernon
Angela J. Berns
32Nd St
First Avenue NE
Robert Bly
Waukegan
Ill
Highway 151
Jordan's Grove Road
Lowell L. Buchholz
30Th St. Dr
Second Avenue
William T. Evans
Fifth Ave
Third Avenue
Travis B. Gee
McCarthy Road
Cynthia J. Jones
Walker
Steven J. King
Peoria
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Kirk A. Ruzicka
11Th St
Fourth Street
Terry L. Shurtz
16Th Ave
Sixth Street
Glenda R. Taylor
Russell Dr
32Nd Street
Carlisle Street
METRO
Cincinnati
C.R. Food
By Darain Metz
15Th
C.R. Habitat Home
By Mark Martin
West Side
Department of Natural Resources
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