Robbery charge for Timothy Mask in Handimart theft
Timothy Mask 30 of 603 Second St SW faces a second degree robbery charge after allegedly fleeing with money from Handimart on Sunday around 9 30 AM. A customer tracked him to a lot behind the store and led police to Mask who had a knife but did not display it. He is jailed on 13000 bond. Police probe another robbery at Mr Movies without injuries.
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Timothy Mask
Second St
Mask
Handimart
Sixth St
Linn County
Mr. Movies
34Th St. S
Burglar Terrorizes Elderly Couple in City Condo
A burglar broke into a First Avenue NE condo near 46th Street around 1 a.m. Saturday. The assailant terrified the 79-year-old residents before taking property. Police note the elderly couple were traumatized by the break-in.
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First Avenue
46Th Street
UI Carver Medical chair Cynda Johnson to join East Carolina
Dr. Cynda Johnson chairwoman of family medicine at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine resigns to take a post in Greenville North Carolina to serve underserved patients. She departs September 26 and will be replaced after a national search. her husband Dr Bruce Johnson will relocate next summer.
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Cynda Johnson
University of Iowa
Carver College of Medicine
East Carolina Re
Greenville
Johnson
North Carolina
North Carolina General Assembly
Bruce Johnson
Gazette
News Services
Apple orchard tours teach Iowa kids about fresh fruit
In Iowa City area, Wilson's Orchard guides wagon tours through thousands of apple trees. A Texas youth once thought apples must be peeled while visitors like Suzanne Falk and Mindy Visser show students and adults how apples grow and can be tasted fresh on site.
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Marlene Lucas
Gazette Ome
Iowa
Texas
Chug Wilson
Wilson
Iowa City
Suzanne Falk
Hoover Elementary
Falk
Pittsburgh
Mark
Daniel Ringold
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Mindy Visser
Buzz Orf
the Gazette
Kenneth Whitehorn
Melrose
Bluestem ends plan for waste recycling pilot in Linn County
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency ended the demolition waste diversion project with Iowa Demolition and Recycling Services on June 15. Michael Zinser says cost of meeting DNR rules ended attempts to continue elsewhere after laying off five workers and diverting 12 percent of Linn County's waste stream in 2002.
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Dick Hoganne Gazette
Linn County
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Iowa Demolition and Recycling Services
Cedar Rapids
Michael Zinser
Iowa Demolition
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Zinser
Karmin Bradbury
Bluestein
Bluestem
Pilot project diverts C D waste from Linn County landfills
A pilot program diverted nearly 21 000 tons of construction and demolition waste from Linn County landfills between June 2001 and December 2002. The project was to end without a fixed date with Bluestem Solid Waste Agency seeking private sector continuation and Michael Zinser of Iowa Demolition and Recycling Services aiming to run a private diversion program.
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Linn County
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Iowa
Michael Zinser
Newstrack follows up on Monday newsmakers
The Gazette asks readers to submit follow up questions on news events and contact details for the newsroom. Readers can write, call, or email Night Iown Editor Doug Beach with inquiries or tips.
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the Gazette
P.O
Cedar Rapids
Doug Beach
Doug.beach
Gazette Communications.com
Iowa boy Sam turns birthday gifts into cat shelter aid
Nine year old Sam from Marion celebrated his birthday by collecting and delivering cat supplies and cash for Witty Kitties near Shueyville. His effort grew with help from family and local stores, adding three cat houses and toys to the sanctuary.
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ARION
Iowa
Linda Skvor
Marion
Sam
Shueyville
Abby Todd
Cedar Rapids
Old MacDonald
Bever Park
Abby
Sue
Gazette
Jenny Doll
Wolf
Hitch
Joe
Wayne Schilling
Wal-Mart
Kmart
Petco
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