Two men charged after 1.6 stabbing in Iowa City
Adam Burkart 19 of Iowa City and Harry Rayton IV 22 with no fixed address face attempted murder and related counts after a Saturday night stabbing at 216 E Bloomington St. Witnesses say Burkart stabbed the unarmed victim six times and Rayton punched and kicked him. The victim is in stable condition.
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Hy-Vee Robbery in Coralville Leaves Worker Injured
Coralville police seek three men after an armed robbery at Hy-Vee early Saturday. A suspect in a ski mask took cash from two employees and shot one with an air gun, then fled in a gray and silver sedan. A $1,000 reward is offered by Crime Stoppers.
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Van Crash Kills Parents Three Children Hurt Near Maquoketa
Henry O Connell 50 and Sarah A O Connell 44 died when their minivan rolled off Highway 61 eight miles north of Maquoketa Iowa. The driver Sarah B O Connell 15 survived and two other children age 13 and 10 were hospitalized in Dubuque and Iowa City with injuries. Maeve O Connell 10 was airlifted. condition not released.
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Riverside Theatre stages A Midsummer Night's Dream vivid outdoor
The 10th Riverside Theatre Shakespeare Festival in Iowa City presents A Midsummer Night's Dream at Lower City Park under Ron Clark direction. Strong turns by Patrick DuLaney and Mallory Portnoy anchor the comic and romantic threads. Puck and fairies charm audiences as the show runs through July 12 with Richard III to follow. Tickets at 319 338-7672 or riversidetheatre.org.
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Rivers to perform two shows at Diamond Jo Casino
Joan Rivers brings her comedy act to the Diamond Jo Casino in Dubuque on November 7 with two Mississippi Moon Bar performances. Tickets cost 50 or 75 dollars and go on sale June 27 at 10 a.m. in the Diamond Club and online. Audience must be 21 or older. Rivers, with 40 plus years in television film and radio, rose to fame on The Tonight Show in 1968 and later won Celebrity Apprentice.
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Neighbors Detain Copper Thief in Time Check Incident
In Cedar Rapids a man later identified as Marcus Walker, 39, was arrested after neighbors detained him while he stole copper pipes at 1034 Eighth St NW. He faces third degree burglary and theft charges plus warrants. bail set at 10000 dollars.
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Kirkwood and UI Offer Four Year Degrees on Cedar Rapids Campus
Kirkwood Community College and the University of Iowa launch university courses on Kirkwood's Cedar Rapids campus this fall. Current and former Kirkwood students can earn bachelor degrees in applied studies or liberal studies with tracks in general studies nonprofit management and entrepreneurial management. A justice studies track is in development and UI online courses remain available through distance education. Call 888 486 3433 or visit hawkeyedegree.com for details.
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Appeals Court Judge Miller to Retire After Tenure
Des Moines reports that Iowa Court of Appeals Judge John Miller plans to retire next month after ten years on the bench. Miller, 66, longtime Burlingon resident, previously served 18 years as a district court judge and was chief judge of the 8th Judicial District. Governor Culver will pick his successor from three finalists.
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