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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2003
Page
22
The Log details multiple arrests in Linn County and nearby areas. Names ages and addresses are listed for domestic abuse and assault cases. incidents occurred on Friday through Sunday across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Authorities name victims and suspects with residential details and incident times.
Burglary occurred at 3338 Center Point Road NE between 8 p m Saturday and 9 a m Sunday. A window was damaged or broken with an estimated loss of 650 dollars. The incident is under police investigation.
Sunday night into Monday morning reporting several incidents including building chimney and dumpster fires at various locations in Marion. The log lists 16 medical calls, 12 false alarms, and a smoke scare at 12 08 a m for a 25 year old resident.
Amis R Brown, 28, of Cedar Rapids, pleaded guilty to second degree theft for car burglaries between April 1 and June 30, 2002 and received up to five years in a state facility. Co defendant Ezekiel E Fuller, 19, Springville, had charges dismissed after a March 8 2002 marijuana incident in Cedar Rapids.
Marengo residents push a fundraising drive for a new library to replace the cramped 1,500 square foot building opened with a $10 000 Carnegie grant in 1904. The project seeks a 10 000 square foot facility, though plans hinge on fundraising and architectural review with months of planning ahead.
The Gazette details Cedar Rapids permits for new residential and commercial construction and major projects worth 50 000 dollars or more. Entries include ASAC Residential Facility work at multiple Bowling Street sites and Signature Homes and Executive Construction single family dwellings on Tiara Drive, plus remodels for Harding School and Eastern Iowa Airport, totaling varied values.
A Cedar Rapids library summer includes Wright brothers flight themed 4-H sessions for second grade and up in Beems Auditorium every Wednesday at 2 pm during June and July, plus Tom Pease children’s concerts at 10 am 1 pm and 7 pm. Events are free. registration not required. contact details provided.
A Cedar Rapids event invites the public to learn about 4-H through a free drop-in session from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at 500 First St SE. Stations will feature master gardeners and 4-H youth presenting horticulture nutrition art and leadership displays highlighting the centennial and community impact.
Nearly 100 residents urged a community based redesign of Iowa's child welfare and juvenile justice system. They requested a third party review, smaller case loads, and exploration of alternatives before removing children from families. The plan targets implementation starting Jan 1 and completion by July 1, 2004.
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