Group therapy planned for sex offenders in six Iowa counties
Convicted sex offenders will join a non traditional rehabilitation program starting August as a condition of parole in six Eastern Iowa counties. The 104 000 program runs a year of confrontational group sessions led by psychologists from the Abbe Center for Community Mental Health with intensive supervision by corrections staff. About 85 to 90 parolees yearly are expected to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanessa Shelton
Sazete
Iowa
Lary Nelson
6Th Judicial District Department of Correctional Services
Seaus
Nelson
Abbe Center For Community Mental Health
Cedar Rapids
Town City
DCS
Mount Pleasant Correctional Institution
Abbe Center
Karla Miller
Iowa City
Richard Hines
Corrections Department
Johnson
Linn
Jones
Tama
Towa
Benton
Marion Band Rehearses for Vienna Austria Trip
The Marion Community Band prepared for a June trip to Vienna to perform at a music festival representing the United States. Auditions by tape placed the group among 53 bands. Musical Heritage International of Chicago issued the invitation. The trip costs about 180000 dollars with 100 members plus support staff covering their share. Osceola Benevolent Legion contributed 1000 dollars. The band plans two departure sections on June 6 and June 9 and will return June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Vienna
United States
David Law
Musical Heritage International of Chicago
Dave Etzel
Osceola Benevolent Legion
Volunteer openings abound at YWCA and partners
A long list of local volunteer opportunities is printed. Positions include sea gous sia slasny Bete day mornings with training, crisis counselors beginning June 18, recreation helpers for summer children with special needs, sewing lab helper mid May, RSVP volunteers, baseball and softball umpires, sign language translators, role model for a mother with a disability, Meals on Wheels drivers and substitutes, parent support volunteers, and accounting or budgeting helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Ann McKilligan
Crisi
Call
Marcie Hosch
Lois Foster
Marion Independent
Faye
Marti
Jane Boyd
Suzy
Delaine
Medical emergencies and incidents logged across city streets
At multiple locations, medical emergencies were reported on Sunday from 1:37 am to 5:52 pm including 928 38th St SE 227 27th St NW and 510 33rd St NE. Investigations followed for downed wires and a lightning strike near traced routes and alarms across First Ave SW and Fifth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
38Th St
27Th St
33Rd St
Greenfield St
16Th Ave
First Ave
Fifth Street
12Th St
Iris Ave
E Ave NW
Thefts valued at 800 dollars after Sunday window break
A theft occurred between 1 30 am and 9 am Sunday with an $800 loss and a broken window.
Salvation Army marks 100 years in Cedar Rapids with Kite Day
The Salvation Army's centennial in Cedar Rapids will be celebrated with Kite Day at Veterans Memorial Park on Rockford Road SW between 12th and 15th avenues. First 150 youngsters receive free kites, with a decorating contest and awards for best themed, colorful, original, and artistic designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Savation Army
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Memorial Park
Rockford Road
12Th
15Th Avenues
Town Electric Light and Power Co
Juakem DY Lelevision
Greenesi
Sandy Riesgraf
KGAN
Phil Sommers
KCRG
Salvation Army
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Lary Nelson Corrections Dept
Marilyn
Rita
Kate
Sue Olson
Four Oaks
Maye
Ginger
Mayees
Department of Human Services
Tara Youells
United Way
Marian
Call Sue
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Barb
Slendes World
Slender World
Jan Gustafson van Horne
Napras
Yone
DowPhone
Call Cityline
Tanai
Bill Grow
Remoti
Walnut
Woodl
Bill Grow TV
Shaver Rd
H Ave
Eceiver
EMOTE
C.R
Agey
Nate
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