Public Safety Crime and theft reports list Cedar Rapids area
A compiled public safety log covers May 26 to June 4 crimes reported in Cedar Rapids metro. Entries include burglary theft and vehicle theft across blocks on First Avenue E 16th Street NE F Avenue NW North Towne Lane NE Fifth Avenue SE E Avenue NW and related streets with numerous addresses and several dates from May 26 to June 4.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue E
16Th Street
F Avenue NW
North Towne Lane
Fifth Avenue
E Avenue
E Avenue NW
Burgary
Oakland Rd
27Th St
Owen St
Pioneer Ave
Ardsley Lane
Kirkewood Ct
Wisconsin St
First Ave
Cambur Ct
66Th Ave
26Th St
18Th St
Third Ave
Fourth Ave
21St Ave
13Th St
Mount Vernon Rd
J Street
Johnson Avenue
13Th Avenue
30Th Street
33Rd Street
Iowa Avenue
Edgewood Road
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Mallory Street
Marion Gazette Adds Interactive Crime Map Feature
Marion residents can now view reported crimes on Penny Lane and surrounding streets through an interactive map at gazetteonline com section datacentral Users can customize maps by crime type city and date to track safety locally The feature aims to provide accessible data for community awareness and planning
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Bankruptcies Filed in Cedar Rapids Division
A list of individuals and entities filing bankruptcy petitions in the Cedar Rapids Division of the US Bankruptcy Court. Debts range from tens of thousands to several hundred thousand dollars with assets noted for each filer, including Clarke, Archer, Clubb, Smith, Paulsen, Ottaway, Happel, Van Berkum, Cain, Clemens, Davis, Nguyen, Bivens, Roothba, Thornbury, Hurst, Hunter, Williams, Frischkorn, Shoop, Burroughs, Hainlin, Offerman, Lampe, Jones, Glass, Cole, Fuhrmeister, Hawthorn, Grantow, Wirfs, Clark, Carros, Strickman, Dixida, Winters, Parke, Volz, Thompson, Breunig, Neuhalsen, Paul, Reif.
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Cedar Rapids
Christian M
Traci R. Clarke
Traci Hardesty
W. Park Rd
Tory D. Archer
Edgewood Rd
Lynn D. Clubb
Victor
Rachel L. Smith
18Th St. SE
Shirley A. Paulsen
Ashton Pi
Jeny A
Shirley A. Ottaway
19Th St
Marion
Brighton
William and
Vicki Clemens
Hamer
Jeneva M. Davis
Jeneva M. Mitchell
Jeneva M. Fisher
Jeneva M. Stephanie
Tipton
Mai T. Nguyen
21St Ave
Barbara J. Hurst
Ave
Robert N
Deborah M. Hunter
Hopkinton
Clifford E. Jr
Sandra K. Williams
Hillview Dr
Raymond V
Susan M. Frischkorn
Antelope Ct
Kevin D
Rebecca J. Shoop
Walker
Curtis A. Burroughs
Fairfax
Susan E.A. Hainlin
Nathan B. Hainlin
Hawkeye Ct
Iowa City
Sandy K. Offerman
Eastern Or
Jennifer J. Lampe
Jennifer J. Rundell
Basswood
Cannon R. Atkinson
Yvonne M. Hawthorn
J St. SW
Jennifer M. Grantow
Dysart
Jessica M. Wirfs
Stera Dr
Jeremy J
Jennifer A. Clark
Jennifer A. Hoth
Mount Veron
Tracy E. Carros
Tracy E. Salakes
Ely
Adam P
Chantana L. Strickman
Lisbon
Elizabeth A. Neuhalsen
Tower Terrace
Hiawatha
Ann M. Paul
Seventh Ave
Coralville
Jamison A
Amber J. Reif
Amber J. Bedell
Newhall
Newhall Platted 1882 After Railroad Arrival Celebration Planned
Newhall was laid out in 1882 by the Milwaukee Land Company after the Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad reached the area. A full day of events includes a quilt drawing with cash prizes, a dance, a Sunday celebration service with brunch, ball games, and a touch-pitch event. Visitors are advised to bring lawn chairs and note prior land prices of 38 or 33 dollars per acre. The Temperance Alliance attempted to influence the day’s proceedings but failed.
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Newhall
The
Milwaukee Land Company
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Temperance Alliance
Harvest Home celebration honors Coggan history legacy
The Goggon Coggon Historical Society preserves 150 years of Coggan history with uniforms trophies advertisements and military artifacts from major conflicts. President Delores McAtee notes Harvest Home, celebrated for 120 years, has new ideas and younger involvement as Kurth recalls saving the Clemons House in 1981 for the 125th anniversary and later restoring it.
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Delores McAtee
Historical Society
Coggan
McAtee
Kurth
Independence school board approves 2007 2008 salary increases
The Independence school board approved raises for district administrators and non bargaining staff for 2007 2008. Key increases include high school Principal Karl Kurt to 81 747 annually and several other principals directors and a nurse with varied totals. Also, Finance Director Christopher Kimball will resign effective June 30 with replacements sought.
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Independence
Independence School Board
Karl Kurt
Dave Ross
West
Josh Lyons
East
Mary Blaisdell
Christopher Kimball
Robins Raises Fees for Community Room and Parks
Robins city council approved higher fees for the community room and park pavilion rentals. Residents will pay $25 for park pavilions up from $15 and non residents $50 up from $20, with the increase effective January 1.
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Robins
Cedar Rapids Drunken Driving Cases Move Through Linn Court
Linn District Court action lists numerous pleas of guilty to drunken driving across several defendants. Offenses span first and second offenses with fines ranging from 525 to 1,875 dollars and jail terms from two to 67 days, many with probation or deferred judgments. Names include T J Goldsberry, Jeremey D Goforth, John M Slemering, Ede Floetchinger, Craig A Smith, David M Cavalier, Reagen K Thomas, Shane E Thomas, Fredrick L Kitzman, Joshua M Swentkofske, Marcia L Mays, Janet L Robertson, Gamaiel A Hernandez, Andrew A Danenhauer, Justin P Cline, Jo Ellen Kueber, Curtis L Larson, Jess R Leverett, Michael W Schott.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
T. J. Goldsberry
Ely
Jeremey D. Goforth
Oxford Lane
John M. Slemering
F Ave. NW
Siven
Ede &. Floetchinger
Marion
Craig A. Smith
26Th St NW
David M. Cavalier
Walker
Reagen K. Thomas
12Th St. SE
Shane E. Thomas
35Th St. NE
Fredrick L. Kitzman
Swisher
Joshua M. Swentkofske
Eighth St
Marian
Arest
Marcia L. Mays
18Th St. NE
Janet L. Robertson
Bezdek Dr. NW
Gamaiel A. Hernandez
Sharon Lane
Andrew A. Danenhauer
Second Ave. SE
Justin P. Cline
Malcomn
Jo Ellen Kueber
Fifth Ave. SE
Curtis L. Larson
Council St. NE
City council raises community room and officer rates
The council adopted a resolution raising community room rates to 40 for residents and 100 for non residents with a 50 and 100 refundable security deposit respectively. Hourly patrols also increase to 40 per hour when alcohol is served. Iowa News Service
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Council
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