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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2018

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Immigrants share refugee stories at Iowa City Catholic Worker House

Two dozen junior high students joined a three day Catholics INSIDE in Action camp at the Iowa City Catholic Worker House to hear migrants and refugees recount escapes from danger in the Congo and Honduras. Rosalinda Velasquez described threats that forced her to flee with her son Leo.

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Mount Pleasant man guilty of first degree murder in cold case

Elizabeth Syperda disappeared in 2000 from Mount Pleasant. Her estranged husband Michael Syperda, now 58, was found guilty of first degree murder after a bench trial. The body has never been found, and the verdict was read by Judge Mark Kruse. The case remained active for 18 years.

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Cedar Rapids Considers Park Alcohol and Tobacco Ban

Cedar Rapids officials weigh banning tobacco and alcohol in city parks including Greene Square after a working group urged measures to curb rowdy behavior. City Council sets a special session at City Hall to discuss the ban and a Linn County funding request for a staff position.

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Davenport Schools Chief Violates Ethics Code Over Funding Equity

Administrative Law Judge David Lindgren found Davenport Community Schools Superintendent Art Tate violated the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners ethics code by pressing inequities in education funding and recommending breaking state law. The ruling, issued before Tate's Des Moines ethics hearing, leaves punishment undecided.

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