Washington County jail bids improve after second opening
Bids for the Washington County Jail came in higher on the second opening at about 4.38 million for low bases, with total project bids around 43 million. Architects and the construction manager will review, with awards planned by August 1.
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Couple cycles through weather and a wedding to boot
A morning routine begins at 5:05 with packing gear for a 68 mile ride from Audubon to Waukee. The couple met Dan Banse and Roanne Bardon en route to their 1 p.m. wedding in Waukee, sharing a moment on a tan vintage bike.
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Campbell's RAGBRAI ride diaries travel to Newton
See KCRG-TV9 sports director John Campbell report daily on RAGBRAI on channel 9 and follow ride diaries in The Gazette and online. The note hints at surviving a tandem bicycle and possibly meeting Lance Armstrong.
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Iowa Lottery Results Tuesday July 25 Jackpot and numbers listed
Iowa Lottery draws show Cash Game winning numbers 2 9 11 21 23 with a $4 million jackpot. Pick 3 Midday 0 6 3 Pick 3 Evening 5 0 3 Pick 4 Midday 5 2 4 0 Pick 4 Evening 1 2 27 Little Lotto 1 20 25 33 34 6 01 48 Mega Ball 10 jackpot 15 million.
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Cedar Falls restaurant owner pleads guilty in illegal hiring
Juan M. Lopez-Angel 31 of Cedar Falls admits hiring an illegal immigrant at Julio's Mexican Restaurant and Cantina, and failing to depart after a deportation order. He opened the business with Julio Zalapa-Urbina in March. Zalapa-Urbina pleaded guilty June 19 to alien harboring.
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Free Coralville bus service for RAGBRAI event
Coralville Transit offers free regular route and shuttle bus service Friday to accommodate more than 10 000 RAGBRAI cyclists and Lance Armstrong in town. Regular routes run 6 a.m. to 11 30 p.m. and the shuttle circulates 10 a.m. Friday to 1 30 a.m. Saturday.
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Three Firms Reach 2.25 Million Settlement in Ammonia Tank Blast
Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives Agriliance and CF Industries agreed to pay 2.25 million to families of Robert Ryan and Nathan Nissen after an anhydrous ammonia tank ruptured at a River Valley Cooperative filling station near Calamus on April 15, 2003. Plaintiffs Amy Nissen and Charlene Ryan continue pursuing damages against Heritage Trails Nation. city officials note prior test results showing fecal coliform.
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Man Held on Drug Charges Arrested in Fatal Shooting
Jeffrey Smith, 19, of Waterloo, arrested July 11 on crack cocaine and tax stamp charges after a fatal July 9 shooting outside Club Crystal es nightclub that killed 27 year old Tonyeah Jackson. He is charged with first degree murder and held in Black Hawk County Jail on 1 million dollar bond.
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Man Drowns After Fall From Boat In Mississippi River
Kenneth Sayers 85 of Muscatine died of natural causes after falling into the Mississippi River while fishing with a friend at Kilpeck Landing in Louisa County. He was unconscious and not breathing when found by authorities.
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Police seize animals from Jackson County farm
Jackson County Sheriff’s Office seized 55 animals from the Randy and Pam Garien farm on Monday. Four cougars and a black bear were among the animals being examined by a veterinarian for possible neglect. Other seized animals included 11 horses, two foxes, two cats, 20 dogs and 15 chickens.
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Boil order lifted for Monticello drinking water
Monticello residents no longer need to boil water after tests at one home showed bacteria levels returned to safe limits. Officials announced the all clear following follow up testing and resumed normal water use.
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