Recount Finds Nielsen Gains In Iowa House Primary
In Linn County Democratic House District 60 the recount affirmed Joyce Nielsen as winner with 434 votes to Sue Smith 408. Nielsen gained 10 votes not credited on canvass, while Smith shed two. A separate recount for House District 51 will convene Monday at 9 a.m. after Brammer's 19 vote margin.
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We County
Linn County
Joyce Nielsen
Nielsen
Sue Smith
Smith
James Houser
Phil Brammer
Robert Novak
Mouser
Cloyd Robinson
Police and fire log recount multiple incidents across city
The log lists a string of incidents from Wednesday to Friday including traffic backfires, gas leaks and odors, medical emergencies, false calls, and electrical issues. Locations include 218 Eighth Ave SW 2100 Wilson Ave SW 6012 E Ave NW 16th St SE 18th St SE Hughes Dr SW Edgewood Rd SW Glass Rae NE and Medical Pharmacy. A daytime burglary at 2231 Glass Rae NE involved a video recorder jewelry valued at 800 dollars. access through a screen door. front door glass broken. narcotics reported with morphine Dilaudid Percodan and Percocet tablets taken. replacement cost 500 dollars.
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E Avenue
15Th Street
Eighth Ave
Wilson Ave
16Th Ave
A Ave
Richmar Lane
Short Street NW
E Ave. NW
16Th St
25Th Ave. NW
18Th St
Eighth St
Sixth Street
Eastview Ave
Hughes Dr
Edgewood Rd
Medical Pharmacy
Sixth St
Young driver charged in hit and run injury case
James Sheldon aged 20 of 1546 Sixth Ave SE faces leaving scene of a two vehicle injury crash after a 10 year old pedestrian Rocky Gunter at D Avenue and 16th Street NE. Gunter treated at St Luke's Hospital. Sheldon arrested 2:40 am after officers spotted his vehicle on Bever Avenue SE. Also charged as drunken drivers Alan Schmitt 19 of 1603 J Ave NE Kim Schulte 30 Ely with arrest times and locations.
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James Sheldon
Sixth Ave SE
Rocky Gunter
D Ave
D. Avenue
16Th Street
Sheldon
Bever Avenue
Gunter
St. Luke's Hospital
Alan Schmitt
J Ave
First Avenue
12Th Street
Kim Schulte
Ely
County Road
E-48
Bertram Road
Cedar Rapids woman struck crossing First Avenue injures pedestrian
Cedar Rapids woman Li Ying Bao, 37, was hit by a southbound car driven by Michael Ohsman, 32, as she crossed First Avenue around 5 11 p.m. Witnesses were unsure if she used a crosswalk. Bao was taken to St Luke's Hospital in fair condition, held overnight for observation. Police continue the investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Li Ying Bao
First Ave
Michael Ohsman
Clark Ave
Marion
Ohsman
12Th Street
Bao
St. Luke's Hospital
Weekend events mix outdoors fairs theater and cruises
June 18 outdoors listings include Sugarhouse Stompers hike at Indian Creek Nature Center with fees 1 and 2 dollars, Moon and stars viewing at Palisades-Dows Preserve, a 13 mile Cedar Rapids bike ride starting Bever Park. Amana Heritagefest tours, Miawatha Hog Wild Days parade, Cotton Patch Gospel at Old Creamery Theatre, This Song Is for the Fleeting Days at Amana High School. Classic Chevy Weekend, Minneapolis Moline Reunion, Cruisin for Courageous Car Show downtown Cedar Rapids, Jan and Dean concert.
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Sugarhouse
Indian Creek
Amana
Miawatha
Cotton Patch Gospel
Old Creamery
Garrison
Amana Community Theatre
Amana High School
Middle
Hawkeye Downs
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Second Street
Jan and Dean
Settlement reached in lawsuit against Fifth Avenue Pharmacy
The estate of James Severa, a Cedar Rapids man, reached an out of court settlement with Fifth Avenue Pharmacy. The case alleged a prescription error led to his death from methadone after morphine was prescribed. Benton County supervisors approved an enhanced 911 plan and the pharmacy’s insurer paid 22500 with one third to the estate attorney.
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Fifth Avenue Pharmacy
Noland Krexerer
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue
James Severn
Vinton
Benton County
James McEnany
Severa
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Riverside
Katie Hart
Sarah
Greg
Mike
Jeni
Jett Adams
Brammer
Chris Contard
Matt Petrzelka
Church Directory
Apollo
Todd
C.R. Woman
Fair
Zedar Rapids
Armar Plaza
Aia Furniture
ARMAR
Marion Retail
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