Daily note shows city and county schedule of hearings and events
Linn County Board of Supervisors holds public hearing on amendments to electrical and plumbing rules. Cedar Rapids City Council meets in council chambers. Insurance Committee and multiple daily events listed across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas including UN Day, Red Ribbon Week lunch, farmers markets, and recycling sites with locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Lee Clancey
Council
Illinois Lottery Daily Numbers Update
No winner in the Daily Millions drawing. Lottery results list Cash Game numbers 8 25 26 29 31 and Daily Millions red 10 white 6 blue 14 17. Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening draws shown. Jackpot 2 million this period.
Birth announcements from Vital Statistics Mercy and St. Luke’s
Vital Statistics Mercy lists births on Oct 21 and Oct 22 including Sherrill Morrison and Gerald Morrison's daughter and multiple other newborns. St. Luke's records births on Oct 20 to Oct 22 including Molly Glynn's daughter and several couples with newborns. Additional couples in Anamosa Fairfax Central City are noted.
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Sherrill
Gerald Morrison
27Th St
Marion
Jean Loeffers
Harriet Ave. NW
LaVora Humbles
Sixth Ave. SE
Autumn Eberly
30Th St. NE
Michelle
Raymond Blanchard
Second Ave. SE
ST. Luke's
Molly
Michael Glynn
Hinkley Ave
Maria
Todd Cleppe
Daniels St. NE
Marty
Michael McCurry
31St St. SE
Christine
Mark Holerud
Wyoming
Iowa
AnnMarie
L'Dean Kregel
St. Dr. SE
Jennifer
Jeffrey Whitlock
20Th St. SE
Holly
Jim Boebel
Drunken Driving and Assault Charges From Eastern Iowa Report
The Log notes drunken driving charges with time and arrest location for William Denney of Cloudcroft New Mexico. It lists assault cases including Clyde Davis Bambi Davis Jamie Laver and Don Mull with details of alleged injuries and incidents. Fire calls include two incidents in Cedar Rapids area on Sunday and Monday with locations and times.
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William Denney
Cloudcroft
N.M
First Avenue NE
Clyde Davis
Sherman St
Bambi Davis
Jamie S. Laver
First Ave
Mount Vernon
Curt Laver
Don D. Mull
Center Point Rd
Jimmy Johnson
Mull
Johnson
Cedar Rapids sign limit dispute draws ICLU scrutiny
The Cedar Rapids sign ordinance reducing political signs from five to three faces challenge from Linn County Democrats and ICLU. The ICLU may pursue litigation over perceived content based restriction while Democrats urge supporters to ignore the change and keep five signs.
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Ben Stone
ICLU
Des Moines
Stone
John Glackin
Linn County Democrats
Supreme Court
Glackin
Postal worker wins schedule accommodation for Sabbath
Iowa City postal clerk Duane Meyer reached a local agreement with post office management to honor his Seventh-day Adventist faith while remaining on the job. Meyer, at the facility since 1987, had been shifted to a Saturday schedule conflicting with his Sabbath observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City
Duane Meyer
Post Office
Meyer
Marty Diaz
Duane
Diaz
Dixie
Marion man testifies in lawsuit accusing former school administrator
Luke Godar of Marion testifies in Linn County District Court that Gerald Edwards, ex Marion schools administrator, sexually abused him starting about 1967 or 1968. Edwards denies abuse. trial also features Nancy Fischer, a licensed social worker, detailing Godar’s trauma and PTSD. Godar seeks unspecified damages as testimony continues at 9 a.m.
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Godar
Edwards
Richland Center
Wis
Marion Independent School District
Fischer
Linda Robbins
Robbins
Craig
Grant funds Cedar Rapids street to aid FedEx growth
Cedar Rapids receives 437800 in RISE aid plus 109450 local match to grade and pave 1482 feet of new street linking to Wright Brothers Boulevard. The project supports FedEx expansion to 85000 square feet and 150 to 250 new jobs, with 65 new and 35 retained roles required within two years.
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Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
AMES
Cedar Rapids
Federal Express Corp
Iowa
Federal Express
Marvin Stockwell Sr
Midwest
DOT
DOT Commission
Catherine Dunn
Dubuque
Lee Clancey
Stockwell
Commission
Waterloo
Hunt-Wesson
Warren Wassmer
Iowa City
Wassmer
Charlie the Clown
Morning: Live 3 Hour Show Estella At The Theater
The Morning: Live 3 Hour Show Estella features a rotating lineup of country inspired originals and special guests. Raymundo y Tomas are set as Friday guests with accordionist Trudy Dudley planned weekly. The show is directed like a theater production with 46 microphones and staff notebooks. Local reactions show audience enthusiasm and plans for future broadcasts.
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Estella
Scott Dalziel
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Trudy Dudley
Raymundo Y Tomas
Iowa City
Schulte
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Daily Notebook
Cedar Hills
Matthew Drive
Wilson Avenue
Edgewood
Rockford
Mount Vernon Road
Oakland Road
11Th
J Avenues
Bowman Woods
Wilson
37Th Avenues
Edgewood Road
18Th Street
First Avenue
Coldstream
Greenfield
Northbrook
Coe College Gold Jazz
Five Seasons Center
University Symphony
Hancher Auditorium
Hanna Hardt
Cedar Rapids Museum
Iowa City Public Library
United Nations Day
Cherry
Peterson Hall
Coe College
William Martin Sorensen
U.N
United Nations
U.N. Association of
Fadhes Center
29Th Ave
Bruce Upchurch
DEA
Stephen Rapp
U.S
Northern District of
Noelridge
Noelridge Park
Collins Road
Council Street
Chauncey Swan
Gilbert and
Washington Streets
Public Works Complex
Sixth St
Randall Foods
Edgewood Rd
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Illinois Lottery
Jack Clothier Jr
Brenda L. Barton
Scott L. Dubishar
Jody L. Gorzinski
Fairfax
Patrick J. O'Connor
Angela K. Dryml
Central City
the Gazette
E Ave
C.R
Douglas Neumann
Democratic Party
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Matt Paul
Linda Langenberg
Jeanine Brown
Gazette Intern
Braden Bertelli
Penn Elementary
North Liberty
Old Capitol Mall
By Lynn M. Tefft
Ly Dick Hogan
Nancy Fischer
James Craig
Matthew Novak
C.R. Street
FedEx Growth
Stem
Stern
Swann
Ralph Schmidt
Schmidt
Christin
Charity
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Washington High School
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