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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2004

Page

30

Marion police name investigations leader

Lt Steve Etzel is named Marion Police Department investigations commander succeeding the late Lt Steve Glenn. The five other promotions raise ranks department wide as Chief Harry Daugherty notes the moves come after Glenns death from a heart condition in January. Etzel has 25 years with the force and will lead investigations alongside new roles for Doug Slagle Scott Elam Chad Nott and others in the department.

Nicole Schuppert Marion Steve Etzel Steve Glenn Etzel Harry Daughterty Glenn Steve Police Department

Cedar Rapids and Linn County Crime Roundup in The Log

The Log reports multiple incidents in Linn County and Cedar Rapids including two arrests Dorothy Edgeton 36 and Amanda Cantondine Zach 20 for listed incidents. Forensics note a vehicle fire at 135 33rd Ave SW and domestic assault allegations against Keith Ross 39. Property losses include a snow blower a TV DVDs PlayStation and money. Medical and false call tallies are noted.

Dorothy Edgeton J St Wilson Avenue J Street Amanda Cantondine-Zach 16Th St Cedar Rapids B Avenue East Willman Hiawatha 33Rd Ave

Riverside Roundhouse and Iowa City markets Calendar items

Calendar page lists Riverside Roundhouse events at 6:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Iowa City Farmers Market 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Chauncey Swan Ramp. Also Candle Light Walk at Cedar Rock State Park with a $3 fee. IQHA Third District Spring Show at Iowa Equestrian Center Kirkwood and Cedar Rapids. Redhorse Fisheree at Elkader Turkey River, adults $5, kids $3, register at Elkader Park shelter. Kites Over Grinnell at Ahrens Park with kite building and demos. Bird Banding at Massillon Park from 8 a.m. to noon. Contact numbers included.

IQHA Iowa Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids Turkey River Elkader Elkader Park Grinnell Ahrens Park Massillon Park Massillon

Recycling drive-through sites and calendar notices

Cedar Rapids offers drive-through recycling at Public Works complex 1201 Sixth St from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Marion also runs recycling 8 a.m. to 4 15 p.m. at 195 35th St Please submit Community Calendar items by email to com or mail to The Gazette P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or fax 319 398 5846.

Cedar Rapids Public Works Sixth St. St Marion Recycling 35Th St the Gazette P.O

Riverside and Noelridge Farmers Markets Open in Cedar Rapids

Riverside Roundhouse Farmers Market at 1350 A St SW opens today with hours 3 30 to 5 30 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays and 6 30 to 11 30 am Saturdays through Oct 16. Noelridge Market at Collins Rd and Council St NE opens Monday with hours 4 to 6 pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through Oct 24. Both accept IFMNP checks from WIC and Senior FMNP. An Iowa wildflower exhibit runs today through June 1 in the main building featuring color film and digital photos by Carl Franks and Bob Lancaster.

Cedar Rapids Riverside Roundhouse Noelridge Collins Road Council Street Iowa State Agriculture Department WIC Jean Wiedenheft Iowa Carl Franks Bob Lancaster

Volunteers sought for prairie planting near Belle Plaine

Volunteers are needed today from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. to help restore a native prairie along the Iowa River Corridor on 11th Avenue south of Belle Plaine. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources sponsors the event to plant over 3 000 native plants and wildflowers. volunteers should bring a watering can.

Belle Plaine Iowa Department of Natural Resources Iowa River 11Th Avenue Highway 21 DNR

Hawkeye Bike Club May Rides Announced

Hawkeye Bicycle Association lists May rides from Greene Square Park to Lisbon Sutliff Loop Center Point and more. Events include 30 to 75 mile routes with start times at 8 am and some with varied endpoints such as Amana Anamosa Solon and Cedar Valley Nature Trail. Visit hawkeyebike.com for details.

Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Bicycle Association Greene Square Park Lisbon Sutliff Loop Westfield Abbe Center Anamosa Cottage Grove Sac and Fox Trail Green Square Park Iowa City Palo Center Point Amana Cedar Valley Nature Trail Pleasant Creek Park Urbana Solon Hawkeyebike.com

Martelle Market in Martelle Park Today

The Martelle Community Market runs 8 a.m. to noon at Martelle Park. The medieval festival features children’s activities food gifts and ceramics for attendees.

Martelle Market Martelle Martelle Park

Nature center events celebrate wildflowers in Cedar Rapids

Indian Creek Nature Center hosts programs focusing on wild flowers and prairie plants at 6665 Otis Rd SE. A Hedgemaids and Fairy Candles guided walk invites visitors to view wildflowers and learn about local flora.

Cedar Rapids Indian Creek Nature Center Otis Rd

Community story ideas seek Cedar Rapids hobbies careers

Readers are invited to submit story ideas for the Community section highlighting people with interesting hobbies or careers in Cedar Rapids. Contact Editor Diana Nollen at (319) 398-8272 or via email at community gazette communications.com.

Cedar

Sup port our Troops Rally at All Veterans Memorial Park

A Cedar Rapids rally at 1 p m honors troops in Iraq welcomes home returnees and prays for those bound for service Ralph Palmer of The Ar Jay Center and Peter Teahen of the American Red Cross will speak The event is non political and reads the names of Iowa deaths in the war.

Cedar Rapids All Veterans Memorial Park Ralph Palmer Ar Jay Center Peter Teahen American Red Cross Iraq Jan Yanecek

Ryan to Hold Council Special Election Tuesday

The city of Ryan will hold a special City Council election Tuesday with only one candidate, Ted J. Reilly, on the ballot. Polls open noon to 8 p.m. at City Hall, following a February petition drive after Larry Beaman Jr. was appointed to the seat. Beaman is recovering from a July 13, 2003 motorcycle crash.

Ryan Delaware Ted J. Reilly City Hall Kim Downs Larry Beaman Jr Mike Corcoran Beaman

Jesup Works On Vision Plan Under Roadways Program

Jesup's Living Roadways Visioning Committee inventories the town as part of a six step plan to create an aesthetic ecological and infrastructure vision. The Iowa program selects small communities for surveys of natural resources visuals and historic assets with the goal of guiding grant funded improvements.

Fairfax Fairfax Public Library Jesup Iowa Marsha McGlaughlin McGlaughlin

Belle Plaine weighs switch to city manager government

Belle Plaine mayor and council advance an ordinance to create a city manager position after consulting Independence Manchester North Liberty and university officials. A feasibility cost analysis will follow and no timeline is set. The move follows a Public Works vacancy created when the director became city manager in Marengo.

Belle Plaine Iowa News Service Independence Manchester North Liberty Patrick Callahan University of Iowa Institute of Public Affairs Jim Daily Daily Randy Bennett Marengo

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