Fireworks Rules Vary Across Linn and Johnson Counties
Eastern Iowans face a patchwork of local bans and limits despite state law allowing sale June 1 to July 8 and December periods. Cedar Rapids Town City Coralville North Liberty ban use. Marion Hiawatha allow limited use noon to 11 pm July 4. Fines reach 250 to 650 dollars.
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Linn
Johnson
Chad Colston
Linn County
Sheriff’s Office
Cedar Rapids
Town City
Coralville
North Liberty
Marion
Hiawatha
Brian Adolph
Johnson County
Albumett
Bertram
Center Point
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Ocal
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Fireworks Allowed On Certain Days Gazette Rule
A law outlines where fireworks may be used on specified days while other areas follow state rules. The Gazette notes differing enforcement zones and dates for fireworks safety and permitting.
New sign adds Papoli's Ristorante to Kingston Village
Workers attach a new sign to a Cedar Rapids billboard that formerly bore Wells Fargo branding near First Avenue West. The sign promotes Papoli's Ristorante and Kingston Village on the west Cedar River side, part of a neighborhood revived by investments since the 2008 flood named after early settler David W. King.
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Cedar Rapids
Kingston Village
Cedar River
David W. King
Papoli
Ristorante
Cedar Rapids Library Restores Hours This Weekend
Cedar Rapids Public Library expands hours at downtown and Ladd locations starting July 1 after City Council added funds. Downtown adds Sunday hours. Ladd adds early morning slots with a Monday through Thursday 8 am to 8 pm schedule and five day week.
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Westside
Dara Schmidt
Fifth Ave
Ladd
Williams Blvd
Brian.morellic
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