Obituary Index Highlights Local Death Notices
Edgewood resident JoAnn Darlene Fitzpatrick, 80, died March 21 2025 at home. Born May 11 1944 in Manchester, she leaves five children, 14 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, a brother Jim Hoeger, a sister-in-law Pam Mann, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass March 25 at St Mark Catholic Church Edgewood. Interment St Joseph Cemetery Greeley.
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JoAnn Darlene Fitzpatrick
Edgewood
Iowa
Manchester
Linus and
Delores
Hike) Hoeger
Joe
Karla) Fitzpatrick
Toddville
Julie Fitzpatrick
Cedar Rapids
Mark
Sheri) Fitzpatrick
Greeley
Janet
Mike) Oldfather
Kimberly
Brian) Snyder
Earlville
Leonardmullersh.com
St. Mark Catholic Church
John Haugen
Leonard-Muller Funeral Home
Max Frankel dies at 94 longtime New York Times editor
Max Frankel a Pulitzer winner and former executive editor of the New York Times died at 94 in Manhattan from bladder cancer complications. A refugee who came to the United States in 1940 he helped shepherd the Pentagon Papers into print in 1971 and won a 1972 Pulitzer for Nixon trip coverage. He led the Times newsroom from 1986 to 1994 and is survived by his wife Joyce Parnick, three children, and six grandchildren.
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Max Frankel
New York Times
Pentagon
Richard Nixon
China
Manhattan
David Frankel
Frankel
United States
Nazi Germany
New York
The
Times
New Yorker
the Times
Columbia University
Stockholm
Nantucket
Mass
North Liberty eyes $20 million upfront for urban district
North Liberty council supports a bold Ur ban Central District plan to redevelop 20 acres in the heart of town with new urban engagement. The development team seeks a $20 million upfront city loan repaid by future property taxes, the largest incentive the city has ever undertaken.
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Iowa Department of Natural Resources
North Liberty
Pratt
City of
North Liberty approves $20M incentive for Cherry Street district
North Liberty City Council unanimously approved a $20 million incentive to redevelop 20 acres south of the Community Center. Lion Development Group, led by Pratt, will partner with the city in a public private effort to revitalize Cherry Street identified as a strategic investment district by Greater Iowa City Inc. Local officials highlighted the project as a model of joint investment and community renewal.
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North Liberty City
North Liberty Community Center
Ryan Heiaz
Cherry Street
Greater Iowa City Inc
Lion Development Group
Iowa City
Pratt
North Liberty
Brian Seibold
Last surviving Battle of Britain pilot dies at 105 Paddy Hemingway passes at 105 in Dublin
John Paddy Hemingway an Irish RAF pilot who fought in the Battle of Britain died February 17 at his Dublin home at age 105. He bailed out twice during the August 1940 air battles and later commanded No. 43 Squadron before retiring in 1969 after more than 30 years of service. He credited luck over bravado and recalled his late colleague Dickie Lee who was killed in action. Churchill lauded the airmen as the few who turned the tide of war.
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John ‘Paddy’ Hemingway
London
Britain
John “Paddy” Hemingway
Royal Air Force
Dublin
RAF
Hemingway
England
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Battle of Britain
English Channel
Rathmines
France
No. 43 Squadron
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