Red Cross closes Marion High School site relief efforts
The American Red Cross ends service at Marion High School while continuing flood aid at Grant Wood Area Chapter HQ. Since June 4 floods, 223 hot line calls, four shelters housing 43 people, 2,447 meals, 1,050 cleanup kits, and 134 counseling sessions were recorded. assistance line for Linn Jones and Delaware counties is 319 393 3500.
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Ocularist Daniel Yeager Shapes Prosthetic Eyes in Artful Medicine
The Gazette profiles Daniel Yeager, one of seven ocularists using the Modified Impression Method to craft prosthetic eyes. He treats patients worldwide, including Jalen Howsare, a four year old who lost his eyes to retinoblastoma, and notes eye loss from disease or injury.
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Columbo
Sammy Davis Jr
Peter Falk
Davis
Rat Pack
Yeager
Keokuk St
Jalen Howsare
Sclon
Jalen
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Solon
Woman pleads guilty to six fraud charges in Iowa case
Laura Bohnenkamp 30 of Cedar Rapids admitted using a fake 2 carat diamond ring as loan security and a coworker’s Social Security number on checks. She also pleaded guilty to mail fraud and perjury in a bankruptcy matter. restitution agreed. sentencing pending.
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Collins Credit Union
Bohnenkamp
John Jarvey
Hiawatha Bank & Trust Co
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Ing. Bohnenkamp
Jarvey
Betsy Kutter
Betsyk
Tyiowa
Linn-Mar Eyes Moving Athletic Complexes From Flood Plain
Linn-Mar administrators propose relocating Armstrong Field facilities including the football stadium and tennis courts out of the Indian Creek flood plain. Damages from flooding are estimated at 370000 with tennis courts washed out and stands and fencing damaged.
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Cedar Rapids to Install Surveillance Cameras on Buses
Cedar Rapids plans to equip city buses with surveillance cameras by late July or early August. The City Council will approve purchasing 50 cameras funded 80 percent by the federal government, with the city paying about 71,604 dollars and the federal share around 286,417 dollars. The grant also funds 25 cameras for Linn County’s LIFTS fleet and additional cameras in Champaign Urbana, Rock Island, and Davenport.
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Missing 30 inch yellow therapy ball sparks family plea
Dalton Mumma relies on a large yellow therapy ball for sensory support and play. His mother Lisa Mumma asks for its return after it disappeared from their Marion residence between Saturday night and Sunday morning, valued at about $30 and replaceable only by mail order.
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10Th Ave
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