William G Smith Cedar Rapids dies after short illness
William G Smith 53 of Cedar Rapids died in his sleep after a short illness on March 20 2020. He worked at Rockwell Collins Brinks Security Stock Point Remedy Staffing and General Mills. He is survived by his girlfriend Sherry Mysak sister Terry Stickel nieces and great-nieces. Private service cremation. The obituary notes his love of reading history and time with his dog Boo Boo.
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William
Bill" G. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa
John
Smitty" Smith
Mary Jean (Code) Smith
Bill
St. Edward School
Columbus High School
Iowa State University
Hawkeye Tech
Rockwell Collins
Brinks Security
Stock Point
Remedy
General Mills
Sherry Mysak
Terry
Dave) Stickel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary Kate
Brent
Megan
Leo
Maureen
Ryan
Fischer
Sherry
Boo Boo
Protests Linked Damage Probe After Minnesota Fire
Police investigate two related damage incidents tied to weekend protests sparked by a black man's death in custody. A 12 44 a m fire at 4011 First Ave SE damaged an empty shed and six Pat McGrath delivery vehicles. authorities deem arson. A Molotov threw through an EZ Pawn door caused no further damage. Both cases under review.
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Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
First Ave
McGrath Ford
Greg Buelow
Buelow
Pat McGrath
Lindale Mall
Ezpawn
Wiley Blvd
Coralville curfew ordered after Walmart, mall riot
Coralville imposed an 8 p m to 6 a m curfew after a riot that began with a Walmart break in and escalated to a clash near the Springhill Suites. Police reported arrestees linked to burglary, rioting, and assaults on officers as crowds dispersed around 2 a m.
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Kiera Nichols
Kiera Mae Photography
10Th St
Coralville
Walmart
Kron
Springhill Suites
Wallace
Nichole M. Sanders
Tama
Sanders
Claudell Sheppard
Coral Ridge Mall
Mashaun M. Clark Vandenberg
Kobe K. Brown
Anamosa
Jordan
Thegazette
Iowa Capitol protests call for peaceful voices and action
Iowa officials and speakers including Abo Abdul-Samad urged unity and dialogue after weekend demonstrations across Des Moines and other cities. Governor Reynolds pledged to pursue systemic change and criminal justice reform while condemning violence and urging protestors to stay peaceful. Betty Andrews of the NAACP stressed Black Lives Matter and urged collaboration with lawmakers for policy progress.
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Iowa
Abo Abdul-Samad
Des Moines
Abdul- Samad
Abdul-Samad
Capitol
Floyd
Betty Andrews
Iowa and
Nebraska
The
NAACP
Lives Matter
Andrews
Towans
Reynolds
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