Four shot two killed in Greenfield farm house dispute
Four people were shot in a Sunday incident at a farmhouse near Greenfield Iowa. Two victims died at the scene while two women were wounded. Amanda Dougherty and Cheryl Wright were among the injured, with Dougherty and her daughter present. conditions varied but stable for those hospitalized. Sheriff Randy Marchant said it appears to be murder suicide and declined to identify the shooter or victims.
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Dougherty
Amanda
Troy Dougherty
Marchant
Iowa City Man Charged With Armed Robbery And Burglary
Michael Jon Willoughby, 18, of 802 South Lucas Street, Iowa City, faces first degree armed robbery and third degree burglary charges. Police say he robbed a woman at knife point near Page and Webster streets at 12:30 a.m. on May 27 and is also charged with a 900 block South Clark Street car burglary from the night of April 27 into April 28.
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Michael Jon Willoughby
Lucas St
Iowa City
Page
Webster
Willoughby
South Clark Street
Riverside Theatre Replaces Stolen Festival Tent
Fin and Feather owners donated a tent after a theft at the Riverside Festival Stage in Lower City Park. The stolen tent, previously donated by Fin and Feather, was used as a waiting area. Roger and Linda Mildenstein provided the replacement tent.
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Fin and Feather
Riverside Theatre Shakespeare Festival
Riverside Festival
Lower City Park
Fin and
Feather
Roger
Linda Mildenstein
End of an era as Kruger Machine & Welding shuts shop after 77 years
After 77 years and three generations, Kruger Machine & Welding Co. plans to cease operations by summer’s end. Nancy Kruger, 49, LaDonna Messer, and Arlene Kruger took over in 1997 after Kenny Kruger’s death on the shop floor. Declining demand from farmers and ongoing losses led to selling off assets and inventory as the Benton County business closes.
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Kruger Machine & Welding Co
C.M
Merle
Kruger
Benton County
Dad
Kenny Kruger
Kenny
Nancy
Garrison
Nancy Kruger
Mullally jailed 45 days for releasing police records
Bob Mullally, 59, serves 45 days in a federal prison camp in Oxford Wisconsin for criminal contempt after releasing court documents revealing a LAPD cover up of abuse. Judge William Keller had sentenced him to 60 days. Mullally appealed and received a reduced term.
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The
Gazette
Bob Mullally
Los Angeles
Police Department
Oxford
Wis
U.S
William Keller
Mullally
California
Los Angeles Police Department
Keller
Michael
Springfield
Ill
Michael Mullally
Newstrack Monday followups by The Gazette editors
The Gazette reports followups on local newsmakers and events every Monday, inviting readers to submit questions and contact details for further inquiries. Readers may mail, call, or email the newsroom for clarifications or tips.
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the Gazette
P.O. Box
Cedar Rapids
Doug Beach
Doug. Beach
Gazette Communications.com
4-H in Cedar Rapids embraces year round learning
Jessica and Rebecca Pettit exemplify 4-H as a daily pursuit in Cedar Rapids with projects spanning astronomy, photography, home decor, and up to date skill development. Leaders emphasize process over product, broader topics, and parent involvement in shaping goal oriented learning.
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Cedar Rapids
Jessica
Rebecca Pettit
Sue Pettit
Rebecca
Pettits
Rhonda Kamery
Marion
Raptors
Nebraska
Iowa
Rhonda
Pettit Sisters
Linn County Fair
Sue
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