MeEtings And Theater Schedule For Linn Marion Counties
Today events include Linn County supervisors 1 30 p m Abbe Center Linn County Board of Social Welfare meets in Witwer Building 308 Second Ave SE Marion Park Board 7 p m at Marion Community Center 600 10th Ave Marion IMPACT and theatre offerings at Old Creamery Theatre Garrison Educating Rita and A Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum show times with ticket prices listed A poetry convocation and a willow basket weaving workshop Also a venereal disease clinic at Linn County Health Department 751 Center Point NE with optional appointments
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Linn County Supervisors
Abbe Center
Linn County Board of Social Welfare
Thirdoor
Witwer Building
Second Ave
Pam
Marion Park Board
Marion Community Center
10Th Ave
Marion Impact
City Hall
Forum
Old Creamery Theatre
Garrison
Rita
Linn County Health Department
Center Point
Canney to announce re election bid at City Hall
Mayor Don Canney 86, in office since 1969, is set to hold a 10 am news conference at City Hall to declare his re election plans. Deadline for filing is Sept 17. Other candidates include Linn County Supervisor Joe Rinas 40 and Juan Cortez 70 with Claywell Wilhelm making a second bid. The primary is Oct 6 and the general election is Nov 3.
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Canney
Eather Sloman Wood
Gazette City Hall
Don Canney
City Hall
the Gazette
Linn County
Joe Rinas
Second Ave
Rinas
Juan Cortez
11Th Ave
Iowa
Claywell Wilhelm
Driver freed after rollover near Secrist Road
Deputy Bill Elamlett and Sgt Gene Parks of Linn County Sheriff’s Department review a van after it left Secrist Road off Highway 13 at 4:50 p.m. Wednesday. Yun Hui Goldsmith, 42, of Martelle, was trapped about 10 minutes before rescue crews freed her and she was treated and released at Mercy Hospital. The crash occurred two miles east of Highway 13 between Highway 151 and Old Highway 30, and the investigation continues.
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Bill Elamlett
Gene Parks
Linn County
Downtown Cedar Rapids block party to close street SE
The Downtown Block Party and Appreciation of the Arts will run September 28 in Cedar Rapids with food samples from local restaurants, music, and a display by 20 local artists. The City Council approved closing part of Second Street SE for the event sponsored by the Greater Downtown Promotional Committee.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Street SE
Greater Downtown
Cedar Rapids Arts Block Party Sets Outdoor Food and Art Show
A downtown block party runs from 11 am to 7 pm with food tickets at 25 cents, sampled at multiple restaurants such as Alfalfa's and Gringo's. The Linn-Mar orchestra, Cedar Rapids Symphony performances, a Cedar Rapids art show, and community theatre events fill the day with rain plans moving indoors to the skywalks between Banetown and Coventry Gardens Mall.
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Linn-Mar
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Paramount Theatre
Community Theatre
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Alfalfa’s
Bruegger's Bagel Bakery
Garden Court
Cedar Room
Armstrong's
Charlie's On
Bane Town
Coventry Gardens Mall
Water drawdown blamed on dorm air conditioning and housing growth
Johnson County residents north of Coralville Iowa City report private wells drying up. State geologists Don Koch and Donivan Gordon cite Burge Hall dorm air conditioning and heavy campus water use May through November, plus ongoing housing development, as causes. River Products Quarry is not involved. Area spans north of Coralville Town and City, east of I 380, west of Highway 1 to Johnson Linn line.
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Iowa City
North Corridor
Johnson County
University of Iowa
Coralville
Don Koch
Department of National Resources
Donivan Gordon
State Geological Survey
Nome
U of I
Burge Hall
Gordon
Town City
Johnson-Linn County
Log of incidents at Derby station Iowa details various events
Seannon Construction Corp reports a $9900 property loss from a locked semi-trailer at Derby station Airport Road with items including three generators five tires two light banks and a car washer after a forced entry. Police assist at 7 86 am First Ave NW, alarms malfunction at 10 16 am, medical emergency at 1 30 pm, torching roofing materials at 1 48 pm, and a recreational fire at 5 21 pm at multiple local addresses.
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Séannon Construction Corp
Mingo
Iowa
Derby Station
Airport Road
First Ave
F Ave
Sixth St
15Th St
Second St
16Th Ave. SE
Vague Safety Event Log From City Roadways
Tuesday night entries report a blown truck incident at Highway 30 and Edgewood Road 5W at 8 46 pm and a medical emergency at 816 10th St NW at 11 05 pm. A gas flush is noted in the 7500 block of Interstate 380 SW while a dumpster incident appears at 100 Michael Okken residence and 1520 Fifth St NW with unknown details. Coins valued at 1500 dollars suggest entry gained by tearing off.
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Highway 30
Edgewood Road
10Th St
Interstate 380
Michael Okken
Fifth St. NW
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Chicago
David Hernandez
King Chapel
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Seminole Valley Farm
Johann Schanz
Kathy Kellenberger
Amana
C.R
Arts
Flame Room
Donutland
Gringo's
Hawkeye Nut Co
Salad Ba ‘the Souper
Little King
Schnitzel's and Company
Zach's
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Step
David Brown
Lyons Lane
Rockport
Rockport Sq
Colin Road Square
Colins Road Square
Wayne Wians
Cure F
Daly
Sunde
7Th Ave
Collins Rd
Billy
du Pont
Evans Black
Evans- 2K
Pont
Jainmaster
All Evans
Kenwood