Daily note meeting agenda for Cedar Rapids Linn County and area
A dense schedule lists a string of public meetings and events around Cedar Rapids and Marion. Key items include Cedar Rapids City Council at 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m., Linn County Board of Supervisors sessions, planning commissions, zoning, and various boards. Also listed are mayoral events, poetry readings, seminars, outdoor talks, racing, farmers market, health clinic, and recycling site hours with locations such as Witwer Building City Hall Luther College Shambaugh Auditorium Indian Creek Nature Center and Marland Room Iowa Hall Kirkwood Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Marland
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood Community College
Center Point City
Council
Marion Planning & Zoning Commission
Marion City Hall
Fairfax City Council
Fairfax City Hall
Marion Electrical Board
Vital Statistics Births and Couples Listed in Local Notices
Mercy and St. Luke's publish Sept. notices of newborns across Cedar Rapids area. Couples include Fairnle Sylvester Olson Durian Aldrich Elam Howell Steimel Meier and many others with addresses in Vinton Anamosa Marion Cedar Rapids Fairfax Clarence North Liberty Park Ridge and more. An accompanying list names many marriages or partnerships across multiple Iowa locales. There is no explicit marriage or event detail beyond birth announcements and named pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke's
Jennifer
James Durian
St. Dr. SE
Susan
Christopher Lee
Ely
Jean
Brian Aldrich
Vinton
Mona
William Elam
Grande Ave. SE
Kelly
Brian Howell
D St. SW
Bridgitte
Michael Steimel
Fairfax
Wendy
Jeffrey Meier
Clarence
Log Information From The Gazette To Public Safety Agencies
The Gazette notes that information for The Log is gathered from public safety agencies in Eastern Iowa and that charges are subject to review by county attorneys offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa
Linn County Drunken Driving Charges Reported
A list of drunken driving arrests shows Michael D. Matthews 19, Dale A. Turner 40, Brian A. Lorimer 19, Edward L. Koehn 39 with ages and addresses. Turner had a third offense in First Avenue and Interstate 380.
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Michael D. Matthews
20Th St
Coldstream Avenue
Dale A. Turner
A Ave
First Avenue
Interstate 380
Brian A. Lorimer
Edward L. Koehn
F Ave
Hamilton Street
Patrick Morgan death details reveal troubled state before deputy shooting
The investigation found Patrick Morgan 19 Ely had a history of a drunken driving conviction and had been drinking before the Feb 16 encounter. Deputies stopped him on Highway 30, Morgan produced a pistol and pointed it at officers. deputy Zlatohlavek fired three shots as Morgan lay in the trunk. The report says his actions suggested overwhelming fear and distress and that officers faced grave consequences for gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hogan Gazette
Patrick Morgan
Morgan
Ely
Linn County
Sheryl Correia
Richard Yoder
Yoder
Jappa Road
Highway 30
Rik Haendler
Haendler
Mike Zlatohlavek
Baretta
Zlatohlavek
Bob Brammer
C R students win leadership awards at NCYL ceremony
Scott Cornish of Washington High School and Beth Wadsworth of Kennedy led the 15th annual National Council on Youth Leadership event at the Wyndham Five Seasons Hotel earning $500 Jamie Harder Leadership Scholarships. Also honored were Adam Sorenson and Tiffany Heins with $250 scholarships and Tim Kahl with a $200 communications scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Cornish
Washington High School
Beth Wadsworth
Kennedy
Jamie Harder
National Council On Youth
Wyndham Five Seasons Hotel
Washington University
St. Louis
Adam Sorenson
Tiffany Heins
Prairie
Tim Kahl
North Cedar High School
Dan Johnson
Marion
Clay Schulte
North Linn
Alia Brandenburg
Linn-Mar
Timothy Golding
Meghan Donahue
Washington
Joel Shugart
Jefferson
Jay Brown
Kamryn Shada
Maura Pilcher
Regis
Stephanie Truss
Elizabeth Stoner
Mount Vernon
Daniel Sterenchuk
Anne
Katrina Kump
Gazette Inten
Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School
Shugart
SportsAmerica Radio Network launches from Dyersville
Dyersville based network completes first week on air led by Tom Ambrose and Ray Scott. The plan targets rapid growth to 25 affiliates by month end and 250 to 300 by year three while leveraging Field of Dreams fame and state incentives to build a national sports talk radio network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Rick Smith
Cazette
SportsAmerica Radio Network
Field of Dreams
Twin Cities
SportsAmerica
Tom Ambrose
Kcrg-Am
Cedar Rapids
Wdbq-Am
Dubuque
Iowa
Ambrose
Melbourne
Fla
Harrisburg
Espn Radio
Hightech
Pappajohns Fund Four New Iowa Entrepreneur Centers
John and Mary Pappajohn announced $3 million in grants to create four entrepreneurial centers across Iowa. The gifts to University of Iowa, Iowa State University, University of Northern Iowa, Drake University, and North Iowa Area Community College include $1 million to each of three schools, $500,000 to Drake and North Iowa, plus $50,000 additional donations. Governor Branstad joined the stops and discussed lighter securities rules and more startup support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kueter
OWA
Des Moines
John __Pappajohn
Iowa
Pappajohn
Mary
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Drake University
North Iowa Area Community College
Mason City
Terry Branstad
U of I
Branstad
State Insurance Commissioner and Securities Division
Pappajohns
Equity Dynamics
Cedar Rapids Couple Endow U of I Scholarship Fund
Jack and Jackie Roland donated 150000 in stock to the University of Iowa Foundation to honor the university’s 150th anniversary. They allocated 100000 for the Roland Family Sesquicentennial Scholarship Fund and 50000 to the Hawkeye Horizons campaign. The fund will award a 1500 annual scholarship based on merit and need, and the athletic gift honors Bob McGannon and names the football equipment room in the Jacobson Athletic Training Building after him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Jack
Jackie Roland
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa Foundation
U of
Rolands
Roland
Hawkeye Horizons
U of I
Bob McGannon
McGannon
U of 1
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Clancey
Catfish Keith
Courtyard of University Hospitals
Robert Drexler
Cherry
Coe College
Marvin Bell
C.D. Wright
Shambaugh
Liberal Arts
Luther College
Center For Faith and Life
Luther
Wilfred Bunge
Mary Hall Mohr
Paul Gardner
Barbara Boyle
Indian Creek Nature Center
H&j
Marion Heights Center
Farmers Market Riverside Roundhouse
Linn County Health Department
13Th St
St. SW
Public Works
Sixth St
Wilson Ave
35Th St
Illinois Lottery
Theresa
Jacob Fairnle
Dalewood Ave
Scott Sylvester
Medford Lane
Jodi
Eric Olson
Katherine St
Mark A. Whitmore
Denise J. Harmon
Anamosa
Bruce D. Hamilton
Bethany R. DePauw
Cory G. Szabo
Adriane S. Carstens
Amana
Robert J. Devereux
Georgia R. Collins
Walker
Daniel K. Corrington
Chasity L. Katcher
Palo
Andy R. Williams
Wendy S. Hansen
Greenville
N.C
Richard A. Palumbo III
Jodi L. Johnson
Park Ridge
Ill
Lance L. van Houten
Sara R. Roberson
North Liberty
Michael A. Deeter
Hiawatha
Heather A. Thornton
Matthew A. Hampson
Jennifer S. Johnson
Terry L. Jansen
Selita M. Goeke
Jason E. Miller
Stacy M. Wilkinson
Donald C. Hoskins
Anne E.H. Loomis
Joseph T
Angela M. Blocker
Third Ave
Joe Pledge
10Th St
Daniel S. Padgett
Sixth Ave
Alia Arthur
Joseph A. Grimelli
Ryan Ave
Angela
Old River
Azette
C.R
Grant Wood Area
NCYS
Jan Hutchinson
NCYL
Eastern
Sports Network Up
State Department of Economic Development
City of
Ray Scott
John Pappajohn
Mary Pappajohn
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