One killed in highway crash near Anamosa Jones County IA
A vehicle left Highway 151 four miles north of Anamosa and rolled over, killing one occupant who was ejected. The accident occurred at 3:49 p.m. no name was released by the sheriff. Additional items report a separate Washington stabbing, a Fire Department expansion idea in Mount Vernon, and a Burlington trial date for a 2007 bicycle fatal crash.
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Douglas Kenney
West Burlington
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Classical guitarist shines in Cedar Rapids orchestra concert
David Leisner dazzled in the Cedar Rapids Symphony with Joaquin Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez at Sinclair Auditorium. The program also featured Respighi's Trittico Botticelliano, Haydn's Symphony No. 104, and Prokofiev's Symphony No. 1. The show moves to the Englert Theatre in Iowa City due to local flood closures.
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Megan Gogerty at Riverside Theater in Iowa City
Iowa City writer Megan Gogerty performs a two hour one woman show titled Megan Gogerty Loves You Very Much at Riverside Theatre. The piece blends sharp social humor with personal moments including a pivotal birth moment. Show runs through Nov 30 with 7 30 p m Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p m Sundays. Tickets $20 with senior and youth discounts at Riverside Theatre Box Office or riversidetheatre.org.
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Oakville maps long term flood recovery plan downtown
FEMA plans handover to Oakville with a three phase redevelopment centering on downtown and eastern residential zones. The strategy faces buyout restrictions and finance hurdles as residents worry over rebuilding and tax base gains while aiming for 80 percent downtown occupancy and new businesses within eight years.
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Fran Loetterle
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