Iowa County Assessor Reappointed Despite Opposition
Iowa County Supervisors deadlocked 3-2 against reappointing Assessor Sharon Hudepohl at a Sept. 25 special meeting. The county minority vote followed approval from mayors and school board reps, with concerns about quarterly reports, Kinze trial participation, and communication. Hudepohl, 52, has led the office since 1988 and thanked supporters.
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Iowa
Steve Meyer
Marengo
Sharon Hudepohl
Iowa County Supervisors
Hudepohl
Conference Board
Execu
Charlie Montross
Millersburg
Kinze
Alice Derycke
John Tibben
Ric Gerard
Ray Garringer
Police Log Highlights From Cedar Rapids and Nearby Areas
Linn County and surrounding cities report multiple arrests and offenses. Notable entries include 38 year old Wolverton and 37 year old Bennett each cited in separate incidents, both marked third offenses. Also listed are Farnish, Jensen, and Julien with various offenses, plus Wilkins charged with second-degree theft for a $1000 plus deception from Cedar Rapids Community Credit Union. Bishop Hite of Vinton arrested for carrying weapons, brass knuckles and a knife found at Eighth Street and 15th Avenue SW.
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Chariton Wolverton
34Th St
Fifth Avenue
Dean Bennett
A Ave
Seventh Avenue
35Th Street
Marion
Christi Farnish
Third Ave
First Avenue
15Th Street
Mark Jensen
J St
19Th Street
Mount Vernon Road
Megan Julien
Morello Rd
Emmons Street
Hiawatha
Maurice Wilkins
Country Hill Lane
Cedar Rapids
Bishop Hite
Vinton
Eighth Street
15Th Avenue
29Th Ave
Peer Court
Peercourtlinncounty
Sex offender charge filed against Jerome Reichenbach II
Jerome Reichenbach II, 22, of 2911 Sixth St SW, is charged with a sex offender registry violation for moving from 1331 Grand Ave Marion without notifying Linn County Sheriff’s Department of a new address. Cedar Rapids incidents include two fires and multiple medical calls. Cedar Rapids also lists residents George W. McCord, Shirley A. Emerson, Scott A. MacTaggart, and LeeAnn M. Schminkey.
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Jerome Reichenbach II
Sixth St
Grand Ave
Marion
Linn County
Sheriff's Department
George W. McCord
Shirley A. Emerson
Scott A. MacTaggart
LeeAnn M. Schminkey
Cedar Rapids
Linn-Mar Marion Boards Consider Joint Work Sessions
Linn-Mar and Marion Independent school boards discussed holding joint work sessions on topics of mutual interest. Board leaders indicated favorable response from the Marion president. In other actions, Linn-Mar bought two emergency buses for 107,990 dollars and authorized 66,592.07 dollars for Oak Ridge School fitness equipment. The board also took under advisement a 100,000 dollar increase in academic assistance spending for 2004-05 tied to No Child Left Behind.
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Marion
Linn-Mar
Marion Independent School
School Bus Sales of
Waterloo
Dave Nicholson
Oak Ridge School
Nautilus Health & Fitness Group
Louisville
Colo
Kevin McCauley
Mercy Pediatric Rehab Center 5K Challenge in Marion
The Miracles In Motion 5K Challenge at Squaw Creek Park in Marion is a rain or shine event for walkers runners and wheelchair participants. It starts at 8 30 a m with a $20 entry fee. Proceeds go to Miracles In Motion Swisher and the March of Dimes. Information and registration at miraclesinmotion.net or (819) 857 4141.
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Marion
Mercy
Squaw Creek Park
Miracles In Motion
Swisher
Miraclesinmotion
Williamsburg Wonder Walk to Benefit March of Dimes
Williamsburg High School FCCLA hosts a Wonder Walk at the Community Recreation Complex Red Diamond from 8 to 11 am on Saturday to raise funds for the March of Dimes. Elementary children pay $5 for a mini-walk with activities and games. Mount Mercy to host general campus visit day on Friday for prospective students and families. Prospects can learn about academics financial aid and student life. call (319) 368-6460 or visit www2.mtmercy.edu/admission/VisitUs.html.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg High School
FCCLA
Williamsburg Community Recreation Complex
Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy
Mtmercy. Edu
Fire at Cedar Rapids apartment. basement blaze set
A Cedar Rapids 12 unit building at 1407 Third Ave SE had residents return about an hour after a Tuesday night fire. Firefighters found the origin in the basement near a dryer in a plastic container. intentionally set with investigation ongoing.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Ave
Ernest Eickelberg
Dave Koch
Fire Department
Koch
County government: Linn urged to expect cuts and delay in tax reform
Linn County supervisors told lawmakers to brace for more state funding cuts next year and unlikely property tax reform. They cited a $950,085 budget trim after this year and urged lawmakers to coordinate timing, preserve staff, and address voting system funding needs while weighing satellite absentee voting concerns and agricultural exemption rules. The meeting included Rep. Jeff Elgin and four other legislators.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Jeff Elgin
Jim Houser
Linn County
Elgin
Bo Foege
Mount Vernon
Rob Hogg
Robert Dvorsky
Coralville
Foege
Linda Langenberg
U.S
Langenberg
Houser
Board OKs $150000 settlement over 1997 County Home crash
Linn County Board of Supervisors approved a mediated out of court settlement of 150000 to Michael Patricia Briggs and their three children of Manchester for injuries from a December 9 1997 crash on County Home Road near Highway 13. The suit claimed delayed emergency declaration and inadequate road treatment.
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Dick Hogan
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
County Home Road
Todd Tripp
Michael
Patricia Briggs
Manchester
Michael Briggs
County Home
Highway 13
Briggs
Tripp
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Marion Board
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Marion Chamber
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