Iowa City bars enforce 21 plus after 10 PM rule
Police cite four violators under Iowa Citys new bar ordinance effective June 1, fining each totaling 735 dollars. Most offenders were 20 years old as officials say no grace period will be given while university critics push to repeal the age limit. Marion Independent to vote on teachers contract at 4 30 pm.
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Linn-Mar explores bids to renovate Novak Elementary building
Linn-Mar board holds public hearing at 5:45 p.m. in Linn-Mar High School to review bids for converting the Novak Elementary School site into a learning resource center. The district plans to move Novak Attendance Center functions west to a new campus and demolish the Educational Services Center for a stadium and extra parking.
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Illinois man accused of third degree burglary in Iowa City
Iowa City police say Cory G. Johnson, 26, of Rock Island forced entry into an empty upstairs apartment on Haywood Drive and ate candy left on a coffee table. A neighbor reported the door being kicked. Johnson was found inside exhausted and confused. The resident returned home shortly after and no items were reported missing.
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Foundation 2 marks 40 years aiding Cedar Rapids youth
Cedar Rapids nonprofit Foundation 2 celebrates its 40th anniversary this summer. From a walk in center with a crisis line to a broad agency serving counseling, food pantry, and a youth shelter, it grew from student efforts in the 1960s and 1970s to a 67‑member staff with a 2009 budget of 2.4 million dollars. The organization continues to focus on at risk youth through Street Outreach and Transitional Living programs and will present 40 Stories for 40 Years with the Koehler History Center.
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History Center Exhibit Details Foundation 2 Programs
The July exhibit at the History Center on 615 First Ave SE highlights Foundation 2 services for 2009 including 22 180 calls to support line 989 pantry visits 1313 counseling appointments and 100 mobile crisis outcalls. It also notes 150 support group clients 330 youth shelter admissions 226 family counseling sessions 483 hours of after school programming 91 young adults helped with independent living and 1734 youth contact. The collection features videos of 40 people involved with the agency since 1970.
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