Mediation Center in Linn County Sees Growing Use
Linn County's Community Dispute Settlement Center draws more residents to resolve conflicts without courts. Since January 104 cases were referred and 37 of 43 mediated to agreement, with funding to run out June 30 and calls for volunteers and future funding.
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Library seeks owner of two 1920s portraits
Cedar Rapids Public Library is trying to locate the owner of two 60-year-old photographs of a young woman. The images, found in an atlas returned to the library, have back inscriptions reading First Miss Iona 1920 or 1921. No patron name is available due to a missing card. The photos are stored at the library switchboard on the second floor.
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Cedar Rapids
Man found guilty in chase that injured Cedar Rapids officer
Ronald R. Clark also known as Ronald Heslop, a 20 year old from Swisher, was found guilty of attempting to elude after a police chase through Cedar Rapids ended in a collision injuring Officer Richie Gail. He received 75 days in jail plus $447.30 in costs, with drunk driving charges dismissed. Clark’s blood alcohol was .129 percent.
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Linn
Ronald R. Clark
Ronald Heslop
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Robert Sosalla
Losalla
Linn County
Daniels Street
H Avenue
Richie Gail
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