Local residents charged in Iowa assault cases
A series of Eastern Iowa incidents lists multiple individuals from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas facing charges. The report names Nichole M. Bowers, Lashaun M. Perry, Henry W. Orton, D. Henson, Daniel T. Brennan, Travis Dean Weston, David Arthur Stelken, and locations across Cedar Rapids, Coralville and Solon with alleged assaults and related offenses.
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Nichole M. Bowers
B Ave
Cedar Rapids
Bowers
Stewart Bowers
Lashaun M. Perry
Park Towne Lane
Perry
Henry W. Orton
D. Henson
17Th St
Henson
Don Post
Fifth St
Daniel T. Brennan
Oxford Lane
Brennan
William Brennan
Johnson County
Iowa City
Travis Dean Weston
Westland Rd
Solon
Weston
David Arthur Stelken
Winthrop
Stelken
Second Ave
Apt
Coralville
Multiple Owi charges tied to Cedar Rapids area arrests
A roundup lists numerous individuals charged with operating while intoxicated in Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas. Names include Lindsay Steckel A Skarie Raymond Roloffili Richard Lecount Pamela Heaton Louis Carr IV Wendy Viers and others with offenses ranging from third offense Owi driving with a barred or suspended license and in one case forgery plus interference with official acts. Details include times locations and brief notes on additional charges.
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Lindsay J. Steckel
Pirie Dr
Hiawatha
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
A. Skarie
Fourth St
Marion
Marion Boulevard
Raymond C. Roloffili
10Th St
Interstate 380
Diagonal Drive
Richard D. Lecount
Second Ave
No. 4
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Pamela S. Heaton
C St
Louis H. Carr IV
Ninth Ave
21St Avenue
Wendy L. Viers
Ninth St
Seventh Avenue
David A. Toy
Oakland Rd
Blairs Ferry Road
Brian L. Thomas
Palo
Minors Drive
First Street
Travis J. Seeman
Newhall
Collins Road
Craig A. Pflughaupt
Coggon
Coggan Road
Robinson Road
Michael E. Goers
Eighth Avenue
11Th Street
S. Gardner
33Rd St
Tony T. Wilson
16Th Street
Karie J. Kozlowski
Kozlowski
Catrina Carney
Exel Inn
33Rd Ave
May 2004 Weapon Permits by Iowa Counties
Public records list concealed carry permits issued in May 2004 across area counties. New and renewal holders are named for Benton, Buchanan, Cedar, Delaware, Iowa, Johnson, Jones, Linn, and Washington counties, with many individuals listed for renewals and a few new permit recipients.
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Benton County
Buchanan County
Cory Hartmann
John Steffen
Richard Shillinglaw
Steve Shonka
Gary Coleman
Dean Alien
Jennifer Hansen
Richard Griswold
Cedar County
Marlin Hillyer
Michael Rekemeyer
Gerald Sage
Bruce Sinclair
Dennis Culver
Pete Kanakares
Delaware County
Doug Dabroski
Dennis Haas
John Bernau
Iowa County
Alan Baumgarter
Carrol Gunderson
Ramona Heller
Lee Herr
Charles Hooper
William Ludban
Douglas Roggentien
Johnson County
Deanna Fuhmeister
Thomas Immermann
Dean Oakes
Curtis Hansel
Curt Phillips
Richard Serbousek
Robert Russell
Jeffrey Harless
Robert Snakenberg
Devore Killip
Patrick Zimmerman
Joe Miller
William Robertson
Leslie Santee
Roosevelt Middle names Dubuque native as new associate principal
Kristen Rickey, 40, a Dubuque native with extensive teaching and admin experience, will become associate principal at Roosevelt Middle School in Cedar Rapids starting July 1 earning 74015 annually. She replaces Steve Hilby as Principal Carolyn Cleveland retires. Rickey comes from Tripoli where she led the middle/high school.
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Dubuque
C.R. Middle School
Diane Heldt
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Middle School
Kristen Rickey
Steve Hilby
Rickey
Roosevelt
Carolyn Cleveland
Hilby
Glen Rickey
Nixon
Harding
Tripoli
University of Iowa
Cornell College
McKinley Middle School
Marion High School
Mount Vernon explores sites for new fire station
A town meeting drawing more than 60 residents and Mount Vernon officials examined eight potential sites for a new fire station central to the uptown area. The city considers a St John the Baptist Church land sale at roughly 12 500 per acre for a 2 acre parcel near highways 30 and 1. An ad hoc committee was proposed to gather public input before any policy decision.
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Mount Vernon
Rick Elliott
Mike Beimer
Elliott
Paul Pata
First Street
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Linn County approves 10000 for Springville CAT grant bid
The Linn County Board of Supervisors approved a 10000 contribution to Springville to support its Vision Iowa CAT grant bid for a 299000 library project. Springville seeks 299000 with a 120000 already spent on site, architect fees covered, library slated for 6876 square feet.
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Linn County Board
Springville
Dick Hogan
Gazette
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Vision Iowa Board
Lu Barron
Vision Iown Board
Barron
Jeff Steffensmeier
Library
Vision Iowa
Vision Ltown Board
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