Three-vehicle crash near Maquoketa fatally injures Clinton County woman
A 33-year-old Clinton County woman died in a Wednesday afternoon crash seven miles east of Maquoketa on Highway 64. Her westbound car crossed the center line and hit a milk truck driven by Terry Feller of Preston. The driver and passenger in Feller’s vehicle were not hurt.
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Clinton County
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Feller
Williamson
Russ Kettmann
Cedar Rapids Forum Aims to Build Crime Fighting Coalitions
Local officials including Cedar Rapids Public Safety Commissioner Nancy Evans and Correctional Services District Director Gary Hinzman host a 6 to 9 p.m. forum at Kirkwood Community College Iowa Hall to discuss community solutions to crime. Participants include Police Chief Bud Byrne and County Attorney Denver Dillard among others.
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Iowa
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids Public Safety
Nancy Evans
Correctional Services District
Gary Hinzman
Linn County
Evans, Hinzman
Cedar Rapids
Bud Byrne
Galen Schwartz
Denver Dillard
U.S. A
Stephen Rapp
District Court
Robert Sosalla
Jane Spande
Carol Thompson
Runaways law to be discussed by Iowa group
The Parents Together Network plans a 7 p.m. meeting with state Sen. Mary Lundby to discuss proposed changes in runaway law at Bali Hai Estates in Hiawatha. Lundby led a 48 hour shelter proposal vetoed by Gov Branstad for lack of funding but support for funding is pledged for next session.
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Parents Together Network
Mary Lundby
R-Marion
Iowa
Bali Hai Estates
Hiawatha
Lundby
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Fire Undetermined Yet in Iowa City House Blaze
The Saturday night fire at 2412 E Washington St in Iowa City is listed undetermined by Fire Marshal Roger Jensen though ruled likely accidental tied to a wood burning fireplace. Damage estimated around 70000 dollars as the occupants escaped with their two children and five cats.
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Roger Jensen
Charles
Sally Darley
Washington St
Th Jensen
Robber hits Malcom tavern after beer stop
A masked gunman robbed The Poor House in Malcom after entering around 11:30 pm Tuesday. He held four patrons at gunpoint, damaged a TV, disabled phones, and fled with cash and wallets in a plastic bag. No injuries reported. owner vows reimbursement and repairs.
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Adam Lowenstein
Garette
Malcom
Doug Landayt
Landuyt
Mark Martin
Linda Griffith
Linda Tuttle
Dream comes to life on stage at Hancher Auditorium
Cedar Rapids students from St. Pius X and Johnson School of the Arts join a Broadway touring cast for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Hancher Auditorium Iowa City. The choirs practiced hours and learned from professionals as they prepare for opening night.
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Becky Stover
Gazette
Ome
Cedar Rapids
Joseph and the Technicolor
Hancher Auditorium
Iowa City
St. Pius X School
Johnson School of the Arts
St. Pius
Maribeth Reese
Johnson Choir
Megan Ceryanec
Megan
Franklin Middle School
Cathy Bloomberg
Andrew
Jeanine Brown
Rebecca Reese
Kristin Fuemmeler
St. Pius and the Johnson School For the Arts
St Pius and Johnson students rehearse Joseph musical
Fifth to eighth graders from St. Pius Ovation and Johnson Jive prepare for a Cedar Rapids staging of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Students memorize 22 songs, forego some activities, and will perform throughout the show.
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Lloyd-Webber
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
St. Pius Ovation
Johnson Jive
Kelly Truax
St. Pius Choir
Cole
Julie Goodlett
Ruling unlikely to affect Iowa motorists says legal experts
The US Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that officers need not tell motorists they are free to go after a traffic stop. The decision narrows the requirement, with only detentions based on reasonable suspicion prompting searches. local attorneys say the ruling will have minimal practical impact in Iowa.
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Iowa
Steve Gravelle
Gazette
US. Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
John Lane
U.S. Supreme Court
C R mayor lashes out at persistent critic of council
Cedar Rapids Mayor Lee Clancey scolded critic Carol Martin during a Wednesday meeting accusing her weekly diatribes of tearing at the city. Martin defended her stance saying firefighters’ concerns and department problems are ignored by the council and that public input remains essential.
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Douglas Neumann
Cedar Rapids
Lee Clancey
Carol Martin
Target
Martin
Clancey
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Paul Sorenson
Tim Camp
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