Local safety agency roundup lists assault charges and thefts
The Log reports Linn County Cedar Rapids Jason Clinton 24 accused of assaulting Conrad Caldwell at 1817 E Ave NE. Ruban Rivas 35 accused of domestic assault at 620 Ashton NE. Lori Pankey 28 charged with domestic assault at 167 Brentwood NE. Matthew Brown 22 charged with domestic assault at 1400 Fifth Ave SE. Muriah Parks 20 charged with second degree theft of a vacuum from KCS Systems. Several other individuals face charges including forging checks, false use of credit cards, sex offender registry violations, and lascivious acts. Also listed are multiple property loss totals from local residences and businesses. The Gazette notes birth announcements and provides public safety call summaries for Cedar Rapids and Marion areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Clinton
11Th St. NW
Conrad Caldwell
E Ave. NE
Ruban Rivas
Ashton PI. NE
Mistyn Wilharm
Lori Pankey
Brentwood Dr
Phillip Pankey
First Ave. NE
Matthew Brown
Fifth Ave. SE
Angel Hinton
Muriah Parks
KCS Systems Inc
34Th St. Dr. SE
Lukan to discuss legislative issues Saturday in Asbury
Rep Steven Lukan will attend a town meeting at the Asbury Fire Station at 8:30 a.m. Saturday to discuss legislative issues. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukan
Asbury
Steven Lukan
New Vienna
Asbury Fire Station
Elkader votes to raise water sewer rates and funding projects
Elkader City Council gave first readings to ordinances lifting water rates from 3.25 to 3.39 July 1 and 3.55 Jan 1 with a 5 percent semestral rise thereafter. Sewer base starts at $2 July 1 rising to $4 Jan 1, funding lagoon repairs and compliance. Grants total over 261,352 for Keystone Bridge work, with project slated to begin summer 2006. Cedar Rapids: Notre Dame Law School official Vincent Rougeau to speak April 15 at the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art for Notre Dame Club event.
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Elkader
Jennifer Cowsert
Cedar Rapids
Vincent Rougeau
University of Notre Dame Law School
Notre Dame Club
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Linn District Court Action on Multiple Felony Cases
Cedar Rapids and nearby towns see pleas in Linn District Court for drug offenses theft and burglary. Austin Davenport and Jacque Dukes face prison terms or suspended sentences for crack cocaine and marijuana offenses with Drug Tax Stamp Law issues. Wallace Williams Jr. gets deferred judgment for theft. Yvonne Davis and Jennifer Knapp receive suspended terms and probation. Additional defendants face amended charges and deferred judgments in a broad roundup of 2003 and 2004 cases.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Austin M. Davenport
Davenport
Jacque D. Dukes
First Avenue West
Dukes
Wallace R. Williams Jr
West Branch
SCS
Williams
Joshua D. Harkness
Appleton
Wis
Marion Boulevard
Town Road
Marion
Harkness
Yvonne M. Davis
First Avenue NE
Davis
John H. Waddington
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Mark A. Ramsdale
Ramsdale
Danny A. Wilcoxson
International House of Pancakes
Edgewood Rd
Wilcoxson
Daniel T. McNeme
19Th Street
McNeme
Dana M. Thompson
Ryan
U.S
Thompson
Jennifer L. Knapp
United Security Savings
Knapp
Hinzman
Central school board approves gym roof contract
ELKADER The Central Community school board approved a low bid of 88521 by Lynch Roofing of Manchester to replace the gymnasium roof. Two other bids up to 14788 were submitted. Work will start after this school year and should finish in June. The board accepted the resignation of a board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
West Central Schools
Todd Abrahamson
Northeast Iowa Community College
Board of Education
Iowa Department of Education
Elkader
Central Community School Board
Lynch Roofing
Manchester
PETCO Participates in National Pet Adoption Days
MARION PETCO at 1450 Twixt Town Rd joins the eighth National Pet Adoption Days weekend to help find homes for animals. The store notes it does not sell dogs or cats and has spent nearly four decades partnering with shelters to place millions of pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PETCO
Marion
Town Rd
Novice woman wins spot on Pindar in round-the-world race
Hanford earned selection by work-place drawing to join a 17-member crew aboard the Pindar for the around-the-world voyage toward Boston. She trained in Southampton and will share 4 1/2 hour shifts on deck with 8-hour mother watches, facing icy seas and strict weight limits as she prepares for the grueling schedule.
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Hanford
Cape Town
Atlantic Ocean
Cedar Rapids
Southampton
England
Boston
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