Two hurt in Cedar Rapids stabbing. one charged
Police say a 3 pm argument at 2129 North Towne Ct NE Unit 6 left two men with non life threatening injuries. Sherui Mims 25 of Hiawatha was charged with willful injury after being treated at Mercy Medical. He is held on a 13750 dollar bond. Local residents cited recurring fights in the area.
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Nicole Schuppert
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Billy McGonigle
Cambridge
Blairs Ferry Road
McGonigle
Hiawatha
North Towne Ct
Sandy Waller
Wiley Blvd
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sherui M. Mims
Sailfish
Woman critically injured after parking lot accident in Cedar Rapids
Velma Gearhart, 76, Cedar Rapids, was struck by a backing car in a DrugTown lot at 4825 Johnson Ave NW. Phyllis Marshall, 72, 449 Mayberry Dr NW, backed over Gearhart’s upper torso at 2:40 p.m. left front tire. Gearhart taken to Mercy Medical Center.
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Velma Gearhart
Cedar Rapids
Johnson Ave
Phyllis Marshall
Mayberry Dr
Gearhart
Greenbriar Lane
Marshall
Mercy Medical Center
Iowa City Petland Robbery Suspect Sought After Hold Up
Police seek a white man in his 20s about 6 feet tall who, masked, held up Petland at 1851 Lower Muscatine Rd as owners closed Tuesday night. He used a long gun, took an undisclosed amount of money, and no injuries were reported. Officer on duty.
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Iowa City
Petland
Lower Muscatine Rd
West Branch ribbons removed from Parkside Drive
West Branch residents including Sandy West placed about 40 ribbons on poles to welcome home a local Iraq soldier. Park officials removed 12 to 14 ribbons on park property citing political neutrality, while West called the action anti military and unsupported by the public.
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The
Gazette West Branch
West Branch
U.S. Park Service
Sandy West
Sandy
Parkside
Iraq
West
Park Service
Neil Korsmo
Bruce McKeeman
Caesar the park macaw faces aging care questions in Cedar Rapids
Caesar the blue and gold macaw at Noelridge Park in Cedar Rapids has aged into his 50s or 60s and faced questions about care. City veterinarians say he is healthy but could benefit from more ultraviolet light, a platform atop his perch, new toys, and a refreshed environment as caretakers plan updates at the park.
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Jim Slosiarek
the Gazette City
Dale Huddieson
Caesar
Cedar Rapids
Huddieson
Ine Gazette
Noelridge Park
City
Dale Huddleson
Huddleson
Animal Control Department
Parks Department
Terry Moore
Kaye Chadima
Animal Control
Dave Kramer
Chadima
Kramer
Kernels Win Big Lease Change Spurs Longer Park Terms
Cedar Rapids approves an amended Cedar Rapids Kernels lease raising monthly payments from 20 000 to 35 000 for the final 18 years but lengthening the term from 20 to 42 years. Monthly payments rise to 22500 through 2011 25000 through 2019 and 27500 through 2014 with taxes covering debt shortfalls.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Kernels
Kernels
Ballclub
Cedar Rapids to consider boosting school levy to maximum
Cedar Rapids school board may raise the instructional support levy to the allowable 10 percent of regular program costs, joining Iowa City which has held the maximum since 1993. State funding covers only about 11 percent of costs, forcing districts to rely on local LEVY funds for salaries and supplies.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Ine Gazette
Iowa
Larry Sigel
Iowa Association of School Boards
Alburnett
Lisbon
Center Point
Urbana
College
Cedar Rapids Central City
Lone Tree
Clear Creek-Amana
Des Moines
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Iowa Association of School Boards Gazette
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