Edward Gayle Smith obituary from Van Horne Iowa
Edward Gayle Smith 93 of Van Horne died May 30 2021 at Keystone Care Center after an extended illness. Private family services will be at Keystone Cemetery. He served in World War II and married Doris Deburn in 1948. Survived by son Philip and daughter Janet and several grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Preceded by wife Doris and two sons among others. Online condolences at Phillips Funeral Homes.
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van Horne
Edward Gayle Smith
Keystone
Joseph
Martha (Lamar) Smith
Ottumwa High School
Doris
Deburn
Cedar Rapids
Farm Bureau Insurance
Philip Smith
Janet Smith
Newhall
Jarod
Carrie) Smith
Blairstown
Tom
Abby) Smith
Atkins
Anessa Smith
Edward
Thomas
Aaron Smith
Phillipsfuneralhomes.com
Time Check area to gain 24 market rate homes on Ellis Blvd
Ahtmann Companies plans 24 market rate row houses on J Avenue NW and Ellis Boulevard NW with 1111 and 1113 Ellis and adjacent land. Construction slated Aug 1 to July 1, 2022. Public hearing June 8 on city incentives a 10 year 100 percent abatement of increased taxes.
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J Avenue NW
Ellis Boulevard
Chad Pelley
Ahtmann Companies
Northwest Quadrant
Ellis Commons
Ellis Boulevard NW
Pelley
Seth Gunnerson
Pierson
F Avenues NW
First Street NW
E Avenue NW
F Avenue NW
Sixth Street NW
Matthew 25
Hope
Marion mayor Lon Pluckhahn steers city through growth and disasters
Lon Pluckhahn, Marion’s chief executive, has guided the city through a derecho and COVID-19 recovery while overseeing projects including the police facility, Enterprise Center, YMCA, fire HQ, and airport purchase. The city faces a $30 million to $40 million derecho bill with a $20 million Wells Fargo loan and awaits federal aid. As he nears August departure, he eyes finishing the library site sale and current pipelines. Mayor Nick AbouAssaly praises his economic and quality of life work. The council meets today at 3 p.m. to discuss his successor.
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Marion
YMCA
Wells Fargo
Iowa
West Liberty
Platteville
Wis
Iowa City
Fort Collins
Colo
Nick AbouAssaly
Abou Assaly
Lon
Iowa reports 71 new COVID cases and 2 deaths
Iowa adds 71 coronavirus infections and two confirmed deaths pushing totals to 371,448 cases and 6,057 deaths per the state health department. Linn County totals reach 21,057 cases and Johnson County 14,571 with continued declines in seven day averages.
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Iowa
Johnson County
Johnson
Iowa tax collections surge aided by federal aid and sales tax
Iowa state tax receipts rose sharply with May 2020 comparisons showing a 57.8 percent gain aided by federal aid and strong sales tax. Gambling taxes hit near record highs in two of the last three months while refunds moved faster than goals. The state extended the 2020 tax deadline due to COVID-19 disruptions and is reconciling 2021 figures to fiscal year results by Sept. 1 with monthly figures considered tentative.
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Robinson
U.S. Treasury
John Fuller
State Revenue Department
Chickens and guinea pigs dumped in Cedar Rapids investigated
Cedar Rapids authorities probe two animal abuse incidents. Seven chickens were discarded in garbage bags on Old River Road SW. six were alive when found. Four days later thirteen guinea pigs, eight babies and five adults, were found dead in tote bags at Rock Ridge Condominiums. Call (819) 286-5998 with tips.
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Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control
Old River Road
Sunshine Street
Marion
Rock Ridge
Rockford Rd
Animal Care and Control
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