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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2016
Page
2
Johnson County Historical Society stages a 5:30 to 8 p.m. cemetery walk at St Marys Newport Church to tell biographies of local figures buried there. The event, free with 30 minute tours, seeks volunteers and funds for a $50,000 church renovation, including roof work, aided by bake sale proceeds and a GoFundMe drive.
Johnson County Historical Society invites a couple hundred visitors to a free Cemetery Walk at St. Marys Newport Church on Newport Rd NE. Event runs 5:30 to 8 PM Sunday. volunteers welcome at (319) 351-5738.
The Neighbors of Manville Heights Association filed in Johnson County District Court seeking to void the building permit for a 7500 square foot home at 101 Lusk Ave. The suit targets the city and Board of Adjustment claiming misclassification as a single family residence and asks for records, a declaratory judgment, and an injunction pending case resolution.
The Friday Gazette notes an enrollment figure for Indian Creek Elementary in Marion was incorrect. The Gazette invites readers to share feedback on accuracy and completeness and provides two contact numbers for corrections.
The Gazette lists its establishment date January 10 1883 and address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. It explains postage paid status in Cedar Rapids and mailing offices and provides subscription rates by carrier and year plus delivery areas and phone numbers.
The Johnson County sheriff's office ruled the death of University of Northern Iowa student Nathan A. Tweet as an accidental drowning. Investigators cited overconsumption of alcohol as a contributing factor after a monthlong inquiry. Tweet, 20, was last seen at the University of Iowa Recreation Building before entering the Iowa River near the Benton Street Bridge.
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