Stack the Stands Dance Team Competition at Prairie High
Up to 25 dance teams cheerleaders and pompon squads from Eastern Iowa compete in the third annual Stack the Stands event at Prairie High School south gym. Competition begins at 11 a.m. with awards at 3 15 p.m. Funds raised support the Prairie High School team. Admission 3 for adults 2 for children 12 and under.
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Iowa
Prairie High School
Two Central City Teens Hurt When Car Goes Off Road
Sarah Dye 16 and Sandra Wickman 17 were hospitalized in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital after their car left Highway 13 near Burnett Station Road. Wickman was airlifted. Tara Breen 16 was treated and released.
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Central City
Sarah Dye
Sandra Wickman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County
Richard Yoder
Dye
Highway 13
Burnett Station Road
Wickman
Tara Breen
St. Luke’s
Coralville Man Accused of Rape Faces Second Trial
Antonio Foster, 30, will be retried in Johnson County District Court this week on second degree sex abuse and burglary charges after a September hung jury in which 11 jurors favored conviction and one favored acquittal. The alleged assault occurred July 16, 2001, in the Ramada Westfield Inn back office in Coralville. Assistant County Attorney Anne Lahey led the earlier trial.
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Antonio Foster
Johnson County
Foster
Ramada Westfield Inn
Coralville
Anne Lahey
Expulsion hearing for Steven Kanner delayed to December
A public hearing on expelling Johnson County Council of Governments member Steven Kanner has been postponed to Dec. 9 for further preparation. The delay follows the council’s Oct. 8 vote to oust him for voting against an approved road plan, deemed a violation of council rules.
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Steven Kanner
Kanner
Johnson County Council of Governments
JCCOG
Marion may receive flood plain land from Indian Creek plan
J D Schlotterback of Indian Creek Investments proposed donating about 35 acres of land south of Linn-Mar Schools in Marion in exchange for rezoning a 1 to 2 acre parcel on 10th Street near Boyson Road for commercial use. The plan, discussed with neighbors, includes offering five nearby yards of 100 feet each to five homeowners.
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Marion
Indian Creek
J.D. Schlotterback
Indian Creek Investments
Linn-Mar
10Th Street
Indian Creek Road
Boyson Road
Schlotterback
Fence Bans Spark Deer Elk Conflicts At Central City Park
Park rangers Jason Bauman and Aaron Batchelder of Central City build a high fence at Pinicon Ridge Park to separate deer and elk. The measure aims to prevent fights and injuries among the animals observed near the cows.
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Jason Bauman
Aaron Batchelder
Central City
Pinicon Ridge Park
Bauman
Borings Support Bedrock Depth For Viola Landfill Site
Borings near a proposed Viola landfill show bedrock depths from 50 to 80 feet, meeting Bluestem Solid Waste Agency expectations. Executive director Dave Hogan cautions that access to the property is not secured and project approval remains uncertain. Tests conducted by Howard R. Green Engineering in Cedar Rapids cost up to 18,700 dollars.
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Dick Hogan
Vine Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Viola
Dave Hogan
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Bluestem
Hogan
Howard R. Green
New Ced-Rel Supper Club Changes Ownership in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids restaurant and motel Ced-Rel Supper Club and Motel at 11909 16th Ave SW has new owners Ken and Mary Selzer of Fairfax. The property had been run since 1958 by Pat Snyder and her late husband Bob. Terms of sale not disclosed.
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Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
Ken
Mary Selzer
Fairfax
George C. Ford
Gazette
16Th Ave
Pat Snyder
Bob
Roger Flink
Skogman Commercial Realty
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