National Night Out connects Cedar Rapids neighbors
Cedar Rapids joins nationwide effort Tuesday to strengthen police community ties and crime prevention. Events run 5 to 10 p.m. with police Hot Spot cards, Neighborhood Watch info, and fire department participation at Fire Station 9 Open House.
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Cedar Rapids
C Avenue NE
Wellington Neighborhood Center
15Th St
Fourth Avenue
Russ Oviatt
Wellington Heights Association
South West Area
SWAN
Wilson Middle School
J. St. SW
Sue Marti
Neighborhood Association
Polk
Mound View Neighborhood Association
B Ave
Department of Corrections
Brownstone
Kathy Davis
Osada
Jane Boyd
Third St
Valerie Turcotte
MidAmerica Housing Partnership
NAACP
Ninth St
10Th Avenue
Ninth Street SE
McKenzly Wilson
Cedar Valley Neighborhood Association
Cedar Valley Park
Otis Road
Broderick Dr
C Avenue
Sandi Dennis
Solon district to explain financing for new high school
Solon residents will attend public meetings hosted by Supporting Solon's Future to hear how the district will fund a new high school. Key topics include a $7.6 million 20 year bond and a tax levy increase to the state maximum.
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Solon
Citizens’ Group
Public meetings set to discuss Solon high school financing
Public meetings on plans to finance a new Solon high school are scheduled for today at 7 p m in St Marys Auditorium, Tuesday at 7 p m in Solon United Methodist Church, and August 7 at 7 p m in Shueyville United. Upmeyer warns taxes would rise with a maximum levy rate, 5 percent in Solon city limits, 6 percent outside, and 8 percent on agricultural land. The average Solon city house valued at 94 230 would see about 75 more dollars yearly in taxes.
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Solon
St. Mary's
Solon United Methodist Church
Shueyville United Methodist Church
Upmeyer
Johnson County
Jerry Musser
Food Banks Move Huge Amounts to Feed Iowa Families
Prather notes Cedar Rapids area food bank moves 350000 pounds monthly from General Mills Quaker and Ralston to 450 Black Hawk County families each month. The Northeast Iowa Food Bank serves 270 agencies across a 16 county region with 11 full time staff 2 part time staff and 30 volunteers plus weekly night crews.
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Prather
E. 11Th St
Food Bank
Minnesota
Washington, D.C
Jim Prather
Midwest
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