Corridor Hiawatha toddler dies under investigation
Police in Hiawatha investigate the death of 18 month old Kamryn Schlitter who died at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics after hospital treatment for seizure like symptoms. Officers found the child March 21 at 245 Clymer Rd and she was moved from St. Luke's Cedar Rapids to the hospital. The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation joined the probe the next day. No charges filed and autopsy results pending.
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Hiawatha
Kamryn Schlitter
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dennis Marks
Clymer Rd
Marks
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Boys Hit By Car In Cedar Rapids Hospitalized
Two Cedar Rapids boys Travis Gorman 11 and Greg Gorman 15 were struck along First Avenue NE by Jean Mare Hayes 41 as she drove east. Hayes could not avoid the collision. Both boys were taken to St. Luke's Hospital with non life threatening injuries. Hayes was not ticketed.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Jean Mare Hayes
Travis Gorman
Greg Gorman
32Nd Street
Hayes
St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa City Votes to Raise Bar Age to 21
The City Council approved the second reading of a 21 and older bar ordinance by a 6-1 vote. A final vote is set for April 6, raising the minimum nighttime bar age from 19 to 21. Opponents vow a referendum.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Historic Preservation Panel to Review Sinclair Stack
The Cedar Rapids Historic Preservation Commission will hold a special session at 5 15 p m at Community Connections 1501 First Ave SE to discuss the Sinclair smokestack at the former Sinclair meatpacking plant and to narrow the federally funded mitigation projects list for historic property loss.
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Cedar Rapids
Sinclair
Potholes Raise Ire in Cedar Rapids Driving Areas
The writer vents about pervasive potholes plaguing Cedar Rapids, Iowa, causing car damage and fear at normal speeds. They praise the city and its people while urging attention to road conditions.
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Cedar Rapids
ProudOf CR
Linn County weighs private flood insurance quotes for jail and sheriff
The Linn County Supervisors decide between two private flood policy quotes for jail and sheriff’s office. Millhiser Smith offered 106 543 annually for 4.5 million coverage while Stamy Insurance quoted 20 503. Stamy sourced quotes via Lloyds syndicate with a low option under 25 of Millhiser Smith. Local officials note NFIP limits require private excess coverage for higher losses. Representatives from Millhiser Smith were unavailable for comment.
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Adam Beiz
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Supervisors
Millhiser Smith
Stamy Insurance Agency
Stamy
Lloyd’s of London
John Gruca
Gruca
Graca
Cedar River
Jim Kapsch
Holmes Murphy and Associates
Kapsch
Cedar Rapids group notes early postquake improvements in Haiti trip
Stephen Schmitz and Mick Erdman of All Saints Catholic Church traveled to Notre Dame de Lourdes village in Belle Fontaine to assess postquake progress. They found accessible roads and a more stable power grid than expected, and plan a July visit with 10 to 12 volunteers to support a medical clinic, avoiding burdening the community.
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Molly Rossiter
Gazette
Edar Rapids
Stephen Schmitz
Mick Erdman
Cedar Rapids
Haiti
Port-au- Prince
Schmitz
Port-au-Prince
All Saints
Belle Fontaine
Onen Schmitz
All Saints Catholic Church
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