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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 2001

Page

13

Off-Leash Park Opens In Cheyenne Park Saturday

Citizens for Off-Leash Areas K9COLA with city leaders and dog lovers will open Cheyenne Park’s 18 acre off-leash zone on Old River Road SW. The public private project raised 25000 for fence benches planters kiosk and padlock. permits at 20 for spayed neutered dogs and 25 otherwise fund mowing. Welcome at 9 a.m. with ribbon cutting at 11:30 a.m.

K9scola Cheyenne Park Old River Road K9cola

Marion council considers rezoning and horse permit revocation

Two public hearings set for tonight's Marion City Council meeting handle rezoning near Squaw Creek Park and potential revocation of 16 year old Bethany Franks permit to keep a miniature horse in city limits. Neighbors say the horse is a nuisance.

Marion City Squaw Creek Park City Hall Eighth Ave Bethany Franke Larick Ct

New Winneshiek County Assessor to Start Soon

James Alstad will begin duties as Winneshiek County Assessor within two to three weeks. He comes from Howard County where he spent nine years as deputy assessor. Alstad replaces Audrey Barth who resigned last month and will serve the remainder of Barth's term through December 31, 2003. He was hired by the Conference Board on a 2-1 vote at an annual salary of 42500.

James Alstad Winneshiek County Alstad Howard County Audrey Barth Les Askelson Barth

Thanksgiving in a year of turmoil prompts family reflections

Readers are invited to share how they celebrate Thanksgiving amid national concerns after September 11 and anthrax scares, economic strain, and deployed troops. Submit stories to Mary Sharp by Friday via email or mail, or call for details.

Turkey America Gazette Mary Sharp Metro-Iowa Marys P.O. Box Cedar Rapids

Iowa checks for anthrax at state buildings

Iowa Hygienics Lab staff began precautionary anthrax tests Wednesday at five state buildings in Oakdale and Des Moines that receive bulk mail. No anthrax found. risk deemed low. Tests at Oakdale and Des Moines locations continue with results expected in about a week.

Rod Boshart Des Moines Iowa Hygienics Laboratory Oakdale U.S. Postal Service Tom Vilsack Hoover Grimes Parker State Department of Education Division of Vocational Rehabilitation State Department of Personnel IPERS Teale Health Department U.S Jones

New 13.5 Acre Waste Cell Opens at Linn County Landfill

A 13.5 acre cell at Linn County landfill on County Home Road will soon receive a layer of selected garbage to protect a state of the art high density polyethylene liner. The $1.7 million project adds four years of capacity to Site No. 2 and includes new scales a public drop off center and an improved leachate system. Residential waste will likely be first to fill the cell with full operation expected next spring.

Dick Hogan Gazette Cedar Rapids Linn County County Home Road Dave Hogan Bluestem Solid Waste Agency C Street Hogan Marion Highway 13

Lost money drains family in Cedar Rapids theft loss

Sally Rickard 61 reports $480 vanished Nov 2 from a bank envelope containing Social Security disability money. The family of three relies on disability, facing medical bills and debt with Irene delivering papers for income. Anyone with tips should call 396-4284.

Rickard Irene Ronnie Richard Gazette

Cedar Rapids library cuts back on old magazine collection

Cedar Rapids Public Library has eliminated its archive of old magazines after a six month study showing usage drops after three to four years. Director Tom Armitage noted researchers like Gazette columnist Mike Deupree cannot access Life Look and Saturday Evening Post issues, once sought for wartime research, now replaced by online resources.

Rick Smith Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Public Library Armitage Gazette Mike Deupree Deupree Look Saturday Evening Post

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Kevin Teale State Department of Public Health Iowa Medical Clas Gov. Tom Vilsack Mary Jones Office of Medical and Public Health Ibureau Infi Dick Hogan Dickh Bobby Ratliff Kcrg-Tv Frank Gluck Franky Fyiowa Sally Rickard C.R. Library Tom Armitage
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