Gilbertville man sentenced in Cedar Rapids federal drug case
Mark A. Lohman 37 received six years three months in prison without parole for distributing about 114 grams of methamphetamine. Judge Michael Melloy ordered four years supervised release and restitution of 3920 to the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement plus a 50 dollar fee. Officers found over 10 grams of meth and more than 75 grams of marijuana at his home during a 1994 search.
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Gilbertville
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Michael Melloy
Mark A. Lohman
Melloy
Lohman
Iowa
Stephen Rapp
Cresco Church Dispute Ends Without Court Involvement
District Judge James Beeghly refused to intervene in a Cresco church conflict at the First Congregational Church. About 30 members either left or were expelled after disputes over alleged misdeeds. Pastor Tim Sir said the church must resolve matters on its terms and noted 170 members joined during his seven years.
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Cresco
First Congregational Church
Tim Sir
United Church of Christ
Sir
James Beeghly
Penny
Jim Hughes
Penny Hughes
Bradley seeks grandparents for national aging study
Bradley University researchers in Peoria plan a nationwide interview study of at least 700 grandparents 50 or older who raise grandchildren in their homes. Funded by a 3 million grant from the National Institute on Aging, the project targets African American grandparents and offers two hour confidential telephone interviews.
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United States
Bradley University
Census Bureau
Center On Aging
Bradley
Peoria
Ill
Erin Driscoll
National Institute On Aging
Driscoll
Fairs Calendar listing Iowa county and state events
June 27 to Aug 21 schedules: Big Four Fair Postville. Delaware Manchester. Cedar Tipton. Winneshiek Decorah. Buchanan Independence. Allamakee Waukon. Wyoming Jim Schorn. Linn Central City. Iowa Marengo. Fayette West Union. Central Iowa Marshalltown. Great Jones Monticello. Muscatine West Liberty. Keokuk Sigourney. What Cheer. Poweshiek Grinnell. Johnson Iowa City. Washington Washington. Southern Oskaloosa. Dubuque Dubuque. Bent on Vinton. Mason City North Iowa. Louisa Columbus Junction. Tama Gladbrook. Clinton De Witt. Mississippi Davenport. Clayton National. Iowa City Cedar Rapids. Iowa State Fair Des Moines. National Cattle Congress Waterloo.
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Winneshiek
Allamakee
Fayette
Clayton County
Fair Board
Mike Kruckenberg
Big Four Fair Society
Kruckenberg
Linn County
Central City
Iowa
Linda Bigley
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Ed Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Winneshiek County
Decorah
Buchanan County
Independence
Allamakee County
Waukon
Wyoming
Jim Schorn
Linn
Keokuk County Fair
What Cheer
Poweshiek County Fair
Grinnell
Johnson County
Iowa City
Oskaloosa
Dubuque County Fair
Dubuque
Benton County Fair
Vinton
Mason City
Columbus Junction
Davenport
National
Des Moines
Waterloo
Emerald Forest blends bank history with cafe gallery in What Cheer
Rebecca Sexauer opened the Emerald Forest on May 2 in the former Iowa Trust and Savings Bank building. The restaurant gallery preserves the teller window and vault while serving meals and displaying her art, with home grown produce and simple fare.
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Bank
Sexauer
Emily Russell
Oskaloosa
Russell
Chuck
Emerald Forest
Sexaver
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Keokuk County Exposition
Sigourney
Washington County
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Tama County
Gladbrook
Clinton County
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What Cheer Bank
First State Bank
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