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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2001

Page

22

Coralville Schoolhouse opening recalls rural Iowa schooling

Grace Ferns, 92, lifelong rural Iowa educator, remembers eight decades of country classrooms as Johnson County Historical Society prepares the Coralville Schoolhouse 1876 exhibit. The opening runs 2 to 5 p.m. at 310 Fifth St Coralville.

Owa City Grace Ferns Iowa Washington County Johnson County Johnson County Historical Society Coralville Fifth St Ferns Keota University of Iowa Women’s Archives Liberty No. 3

C R sets deadline for sewer line repair

Cedar Rapids officials face a winter deadline to choose among three costly options for a permanent sewer line fix after a cast iron line under the Cedar River began leaking and spilling sewage into the river from City Hall Linn County Courthouse and Linn County Jail.

Gazette Cedar Rapids May’s Island Cedar River Linn County Don Thomas East Side Third Avenue Bridge

Independence native named new police chief

Independence native Doug Rasmussen was sworn in as police chief on June 8 after Mike McConnell stepped down. Rasmussen, 46, has served the department since 1974 and rose to captain in 1997. His priorities include public involvement and careful budget management.

Independence Rasmussen

Western Dubuque voters face $6.35 million bond referendum

Western Dubuque district voters will decide on a 6.35 million bond to fund a new Epworth elementary school, Cascade additions, and a Dyersville roof replacement. The measure needs 60 percent approval and would raise about 69 cents per 1000 of value, about 35 dollars yearly for a 100k home. Polls run 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in multiple towns and the Dubuque County Courthouse.

Orlan Love Gazette Iowa Epworth Dubuque Cascade Dyersville Knutsen Western Dubuque Farley Peosia New Vienna Luxemburg Bernard Worthington Holy Cross Dubuque County

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