Chelsea City Opens Public Gas Station For Fuel Access
Chelsea residents now have 24 hour self serve gas at Chelsea Station funded by an $18,000 flood grant and a $34,000 loan. Mayor Roger Ochs, 66, runs the operation, selling unleaded at $2.96 and diesel at $3.13 with about 300 gallons sold in two days.
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Miell’s attorney seeks delay for mental evaluations in fraud case
Cedar Rapids landlord Robert Miell faces sentencing after pleading guilty to 18 counts of mail fraud and two counts of perjury. Attorney Alfredo Parrish asks for a 60 day postponement to review preliminary mental reports and possible further evaluations.
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Prairie student suffers broken jaw in middle school fight
Cedar Rapids police say Peyton Sexton 13 was hurt when his jaw hit a urinal during a fight at Prairie Point Middle School on April 28 not by a punch. Albert Parks III 13 was cited for disorderly conduct. both admitted to a predetermined fight.
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Son testifies in Cedar Rapids attempted murder trial
The son of Delores Smith described the April 29 2009 shooting outside the Mission of Hope in Cedar Rapids during Derrick Roberts 35 faces trial for attempted murder and related charges. He said his mother was hit when Roberts approached the van and opened fire as the family confronted him after a confrontation sparked by a stolen doughnut incident.
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Summer plan aims to curb curfew trouble in Iowa City
Iowa City teens and adults map a safer summer as weather warms and school ends. Police note cooler spring may have reduced teen mischief, while community leaders like Sue Freeman of the Broadway Neighborhood Center push a plan to keep youths safe and out of trouble.
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Summer youth programs curb Johnson County curfew issues
On the Net lists free and low cost youth programs and family events for summer in Johnson County to keep teens busy and out of trouble. The 16 to 17 year old curfew, effective Dec 23, limits late travel with exceptions for work, religious activities, school, or guardians. Police report seven curfew offenses and warnings as warmer weather looms. Community leaders push expanded programs and teen led efforts, exploring transport options to attend events without breaking curfew.
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