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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 2008

Page

7

Robbery attempt injures two in Iowa City

Police say two men were attacked early Sunday and kicked in the head after being asked for money. The suspects fled in a red four door vehicle. CrimeStoppers offers up to $1000 for information.

Iowa City University Hospitals East College Street

Cedar Rapids names interim director for flood recovery efforts

Theresa Bornbach appointed interim director of business recovery by Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. She will oversee Jumpstart funded grants, meet with business owners, review applications, and coordinate with an oversight committee as $12 million in Jumpstart funds are allocated to Cedar Rapids.

Theresa Bornbach Cedar Rapids Cedarrapids.org

Antiques dealer guides Linn County Democratic future

Diane Hoffmann chairwoman of the Linn County Democratic Party discusses building a lasting organization and cultivating future leaders. She volunteers six days a week from the campaign HQ at 1225 First Ave SE, handles fundraising and outreach, and values local government as a powerful force for change.

Jonathan D. Woods the Gazette Linn County Democratic Party Diane Hoffmann Cedar Rapids Hoffmann First Ave. SE Los Angeles Mount Vernon David Osterberg

Memorial camper near Iowa City home sparks City code dispute

Kampha Sourivong, mother of Iowa City soldier Kampha Sourivong killed in 2006 in Iraq, has kept a 24 foot camper near the home at 759 Sandusky Drive. City rules bar front side placements, including driveways, and require regular movement for oversize vehicles. The family and city have tussled over whether the camper can stay as a memorial with periodic relocation.

Gregg the Gazette Kampha Sourivong Iowa City Iraq Sourivong Sandusky Dr Patty Sourivong Kampha Jann Ream Sourivongs

Camper kept for fallen son sparks Iowa City code clash

Parents of Sgt. Kampha Sourivong kept their son’s 24-foot camper by the driveway as a memorial. In February 2007 Iowa City ordered the vehicle moved to a rear or side parking area, citing city code.

Kampha Sourivong Iowa City Iraq Sourivong Patty Sourivong Sourivongs

University of Iowa class to design flag themed art project

Sourivong seeks funds for supplies as a UI art class has agreed to create a flag design for a project. Donors can contact Sourivong at 319 887 0982 to contribute.

Sourivong University of Iowa

Brothers' decisions turn lives toward rebuilding in Cedar Rapids

Tom and Mike Reinert brothers rebuild after a May tornado leveled their Parkersburg home and a June flood damaged their Cedar Rapids house. Tom 45 and Mike 47, who grew up together, face the halfway mark in construction as they plan futures beyond the disaster.

Maureen Tom Reinert Jazz Parkersburg Aplington-Parkersburg High School Tom Mike Reinert Mike Eighth St Cedar Rapids

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