Log itemized public safety report from Cedar Rapids
The Log itemizes offenses and incidents from public safety and county attorney offices in Eastern Iowa. Entries include multiple arrests at various locations in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas on Monday through Tuesday, with offenses noted as second or third offenses. forged checks. possession of methamphetamine. thefts from residences garages and vehicles. and fires and medical calls.
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the Gazette
Iowa
Five intoxicated driving arrests reported in Iowa City area
Chelsea Kammeyer 19 of North Liberty David Proffitt 30 of Coralville Nicholas Moore 19 of Iowa City and Oney Soykal 27 of Iowa City cited for operating while intoxicated on Tuesday mornings at distinct locations. Lisa Langer 38 of Iowa City accused of assault causing injury at 422 Brown St. in Iowa City. The Gazette notes births and false alarm counts in the day’s notices.
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Chelsea Suzanne Kammeyer
Deer Run Rd
North Liberty
Dubuque Street
Mayflower Hall
Iowa City
David Wayne Proffitt
Valley View Dr
Coralville
Riverside Drive
Highway 6
Nicholas Cameron Moore
Deerfield Dr
Melrose Avenue
Sunset Street
University Heights
Oney Orhune Soykal
Aber Ave
Apt. 9
Lisa Ann Langer
Brown St
Apt. 1
Langer
Four Assault Charges Filed Against Five Individuals
Trisha Hanks 18 has an assault charge for bodily injury at 4 p.m. June 8 in the 500 block alley of 17th Street SE. Lakeshia Williams 25 of 4861 First Ave SW faces an assault charge for bodily injury at 8:30 p.m. July 22 at his residence. Margaret Cage 56 of 932 15th Ave SW is charged with assault with a dangerous ice pick during a domestic incident at 7:15 p.m. Monday at their residence. Anthony Long 26 of 200 First Ave NE is charged with domestic abuse assault at 10:28 p.m. Monday at their residence.
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37Th Avenue
37Th St
48Th St
Blake Blvd
35Th St
F Ave
Fifth Ave
12Th Ave
Crestwood Dr
Dean Rd
Twin Pine Dr
30Th St. NE
14Th St. NE
Trisha Hanks
Jacey Bird
17Th Street
Lakeshia Williams
First Ave
Angela Burrows
Margaret Cage
15Th Ave
Richard Dean
Anthony Long
First Ave. NE
Gail Hawthorn
Aleatha Hughes and Sandra Boss Names Incomplete Record
Aleatha Hughes aged 28 of 1003 Eighth St NW and Sandra Boss are listed in an incomplete notice fragment. Further details on their involvement or context are not readable from the supplied text.
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Aleatha Hughes
Eighth St. NW
Sandra Boss
Linn County Meetings Schedule For City and County Officials
At Cedar Rapids City Council chambers City Hall a 9 a.m. meeting is listed followed by Linn County Board of Supervisors in the boardroom of the Linn County Administrative Office Building. The Cedar Rapids Civy Rights Commission convenes at noon in the Ecumenical Community Center and the Linn County Board of Adjustment meets at 6 30 p.m. in the Viola Gibson Elementary School cafeteria.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Administrative Office
Cedar Rapids
Civy Rights Commission
Third Ave
Linn County Board of Adjustment
Viola Gibson
Gibson Dr
Iowa City and Amana Events Calendar Highlights
Calendar listings for Iowa City and Amana include Brett Anthony Johnston reading at Prairie Lights Books at 8 p.m. and World Wide Web Basics at 10 a.m. at Iowa City Public Library, Cedar Rapids Municipal Band at 7:30 p.m., market music at Chauncey Swan Park, Tom Hardesty at noon in Colloton Atrium, piano with Bob Zeman at 11 a.m. at Marengo Senior Center and 1:15 p.m. at Marengo Hospital, Old Creamery Theatre production Always Patsy Cline at 8 p.m. in Amana, and Meg Merckens one woman show Home on the Town at 2 p.m. at Amana Heritage Museum.
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Brett Anthony Johnston
Prairie Lights Books
S. Dubuque St
Iowa City
Corpus Christi
Prairielightsbooks
Cedar Rapids
Cherry Hill Park
Chauncey Swan Park
Tom Hardesty
University Hospitals
Bob Zeman
Marengo Senior Center
Marengo Hospital
Patsy Cline
Old Creamery Theatre
Price Creek Stage
Amana
Oldcreamery.com
Meg Merckens
Farmers Market and Events Calendar for Iowa
Noelridge Marion and Iowa City farmers markets operate in the early evening hours at specified locations. Recycling info line Bluestem 398 1278. Fund-raiser at Iowa City Yacht Club. Iowa Summer Spectacular Horse Show runs Friday to Sunday at Kirkwood Equestrian Center. Amana Farm Fest features tractor parade and demonstrations. Free admission.
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Iowa City Yacht Club
Iowa
Iowa Equestrian Center
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Festhalle
Amana
City Council and Access Iowa Meeting Schedule
A 9 a.m. City Council meeting is listed followed by a 5:30 p.m. session with Access Iowa membership to discuss Cedar Iowa River Rail. The notes indicate local governance and regional transportation discussions.
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Access
Iowa
Cedar Lowa River
Johnson County 4H and FFA Fair Announces Activities
Community fair items list Johnson County 4H and FFA events at fairgrounds in Iowa City with contact details. Jackson County Fair in Maquoketa and a Hoover Family Free Night at the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in West Branch are noted with times and phone numbers.
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Johnson County
Fairgrounds
Iowa City
Extension
Instate
Edu
Johnson
Jackson County
Maquoketa
Jimmy Carter
Herbert Hoover
Supervisors discuss county engineer post in Johnson County
Johnson County Board of Supervisors debated revising the county engineer job description and pay grade. The revised posting increases education and experience requirements and supports a new pay grade to 27, about 10 percent higher, with the item slated for Monday. The board also approved stop signs at 620th Street and Utah Avenue for a Wapsi Avenue widening project set to run August to October.
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Jen Feldmann
Feldmann
Rob Winstead
620Th Street
Utah Avenue
Wapsi Avenue
Winstead
Transplant Games highlight Iowa recipients at Minneapolis event
The U S Transplant Games in Minneapolis showcase 30 Iowans including a Cedar Rapids boy with a new kidney a Cedar Rapids woman who received her husband kidney and two Marion liver recipients. The event marks the 50th anniversary of transplantation with participants and donors honored. Steve Crow of Cedar Rapids who received a kidney and pancreas in 1997 competes in bowling and credits his transplanted organs with restoring his health after diabetes led to blindness in one eye.
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Cindy Hadish
Gazette
U.S
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Team Iowa
Minneapolis
National Kidney Foundation
Boston
Steve Crow
Crow
Toyota Financial Services
California
Iowa
Team Iowa athletes head to Transplant Games to celebrate life
More than 85 000 waiting for organ transplants could reach 100 000 by 2010 with 18 deaths daily. Donor awareness urged on licenses and family talks. About 90 people in Team Iowa attend events across swimming golf table tennis bowling basketball track cycling volleyball and more. Diane Hagarty notes athletes are grouped by age and focus on celebration of life rather than medals.
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Transplantgames.org
Crow
Team Iowa
Team
Iowa
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