Christian builders unveil $1.2M student center at Cone Christian
Helps International Ministry workers Craig Gustafson and Leon Brubaker lead a three year project that built the Max and Jean Belz Student Center at Cone Christian School north of Linn County. The 10,000 square foot center houses a kitchen dining hall offices and classrooms. The open house runs 2 to 3 30 p m with Headmaster Andrew Belz noting builders contributed over 300 000 in value. The school serves 82 students from Korea Ethiopia Eritrea Paraguay Argentina Japan Germany and many U S regions offering English and an American diploma. Gustafson who plans further local homebuilding will continue mission work while Brubaker returns to cabinetmaking and family life.
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Tyiowa
Cedar Rapids students build careers through winter housing class
In Cedar Rapids 35 students from Kennedy Jefferson Washington Metro and Xavier high schools take a long running building and trades class now in its 30th year. The classroom is the construction site with student built houses in developing neighborhoods. One quarter to one third pursue related careers while others seek challenge and experience.
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Kennedy High School
Ozburn
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Washington
Metro
Xavier
Metro Area
Brian Ryther
Marion High School
Marion
Linn-Mar
Troy Mills teen suspension ends search holds on teen
The Linn County Sheriff's Department suspended the search for 17 year old Jason Limmemann last seen in Troy Mills on May 10 after rain kept divers from the Wapsipinicon River. Authorities say there is no clear evidence he was in the river and a new search will only occur with new information.
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the Gazette
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Sheriffs Department
Brian Gardner
Jason Limkemann
Limkemann
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Scholarship Fund Honors Joe Corbin On Birthday Remembering
Sara and Paul Corbin set aside twenty thousand dollars in perpetual scholarship funds in Joe Corbin's name to aid educating children of his circle. Friends gathered May 4 at his parents’ home, sharing humor, pizza, and memories while displaying Joe’s photos. His spirit lives on through the fund and the montages that adorn their home.
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Lincoln Community High School
North Cedar
Stanwood
Joe
Sara
Paul
Helder case eyed for preliminary hearing use
Taylor and Scheetz say a preliminary hearing helps the defense gauge the government case. Helder remains in Linn County Jail under a death by own action watch, separate from other inmates, as Sheriff Zeller noted. Court papers in the Helder case will be posted on the U S District Court Northern District of Iowa website.
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Scheetz
Helder
Linn County
U.S. District Court
Northern District of Iowa
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Cedar Rapids Toyota Dealership Wins Rezoning Controversy
The Hiawatha council approved commercial use zoning for a Toyota dealership site despite concerns over traffic lighting and local name branding Cedar Rapids Toyota. Officials sought a land use consultant review while eyeing a broader comprehensive plan. final decision rests with the council.
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Dave Crown
Hunter Parks
Hiawatha
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