Relic of John Paul II to Visit Iowa This Week
A vial of Pope John Paul II blood, deemed an official first class relic, will tour Iowa from Wednesday to Saturday with the Servants of the Pierced Hearts of Jesus and Mary guiding stops at Divine Mercy Chapel in Cedar Rapids and St. Patrick Church. Des Moines hosting veneration from 4 to 9 pm Wednesday and a 8 pm Mass, recalling his 1979 Des Moines Mass at Living History Farms before about 350,000 attendees.
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Fifth St. NW
Cedar Rapids
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Florida
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Radiolowa
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Church of the Land
Pelican Festival invites visitors to Hawkeye Wildlife Area
The seventh annual Pelican Festival in Swisher Iowa runs 11 am to 4 pm Sunday at the Hawkeye Wildlife Area 2564 Amana Rd NW with free admission. Iowa Department of Natural Resources and many groups sponsor educational programs, exhibits and activities for children including pelican viewing with spotting scopes.
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the Gazette
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Iowa
Hawkeye Wildlife Area
Amana Rd
Iowa City Bird Club
Army Corps of Engineers
Cedar Rapids
Palo man injured in golf cart crash in Linn County
A 51-year-old Palo man identified as James Yount suffered what police described as life threatening injuries after a late Sunday golf cart crash on Covington Road. He fell from the 1986 Yamaha cart and was airlifted to the University of Iowa Hospitals. The incident is under investigation by Linn County Sheriff's Office and the Iowa State Patrol.
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Yamaha
University of Iowa
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Linn County Sheriffs Office
Towa State Patrol
Mother avoids prison in Iowa baby abandonment case
Ashley Hautzenrader, 24, received five years probation in Johnson County District Court after pleading to neglect or abandonment of a dependent person and an aggravated misdemeanor. She admitted to leaving her newborn in a hospital trash can after giving birth May 8, 2016, and to attempting to flush the infant down a toilet, though police found the baby alive.
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Johnson County
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