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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 2005

Page

11

Solon Administrator Named North Liberty Assistant City Clerk

Tracey Mulcahey aged 34 will become North Liberty assistant city administrator and city clerk, succeeding Mary Mitchell who retires November 30. Mulcahey has worked in Solon since July 2003 and was grants administrator for the East Central Iowa Council of Governments for three years, approved by the North Liberty City Council at a special meeting Thursday.

Solon Tracey Mulcahey North Liberty Mulcahey East Central Iowa

Prairie board to hear fall enrollment update

The College Community school board will hear a fall enrollment update and review elementary class sizes. It will recognize outgoing member Mark Hunt who did not seek re election and elect officers for 2005 06 at the Educational Service Center in Cedar Rapids.

The College Community School Board Mark Hunt Educational Service Center 76Th Ave

Linn County Supervisors urge nonprofits to use U S Communities

The Linn County Board of Supervisors informs nonprofits they can buy office furniture supplies technology products and janitorial items at reduced prices through the U S Communities Government Purchasing Alliance. Agencies register at www.uscommunities.org. Nonprofits 501 c 3 serving government entities may also participate. The program was learned at a County Officials conference in Hawaii.

Linn U.S Uscommunities.org National Association of Counties Hawaii

News Tips Line for Local Stories and Photos

Readers are invited to share tips for news stories and photo opportunities with contact numbers for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and statewide reporters. The tip service encourages tips on local events, investigations, and community stories for timely coverage.

Cedar Rapids Iowa City

Kushner to Speak in Waterloo During Centennial Event

Best selling author Rabbi Harold Kushner brings message on living a life that matters to Center for the Arts in Waterloo as part of Sons of Jacob synagogue centennial celebration. He explains two needs drive people to succeed and be seen as good. He recalls making his dying son laugh as a core moment of impact.

Carly Bossert Gazette Harold Kushner Kushner Waterloo Center For the Arts Sons of Jacob Natick Boston

Driver pleads guilty in Cedar Rapids pedestrian death

Ga len Ludvicek, 47, of Swisher, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the 2002 death of Teresa Osburn in Cedar Rapids. The plea drops the possible sentence from 25 years to five. sentencing is set for November 10 in Linn County District Court.

David Wallace the Gazette Galen Ludvicek Swisher Jim Thomas Kris Ludvicek Cedar Rapids Ludvicek Dorothy de Souza Guedes Gazette Edar Rapids Linn County Teresa Osburn First Avenue East Kris Benita Price Osburn Ters Robert Eldora Anamosa Russell Keast

Community advocate seeks Cedar Bend focus on inclusive city council

District 3 candidate Amber Cherry, lifelong Cedar Bend resident, argues for diverse viewpoints on the City Council. She aims to expand housing, ensure fair spending, and balance police protection beyond Wellington Heights, eyeing the first African American woman seat. Other candidates include Dalton, Dostal, Hansen, McGrane, and Stevens.

Lee Clancey Dale Todd Cherry Cedar Bend Wellington Heights Vance Dalton Christopher Dostal Donald “Pete” Hansen Jerry McGrane Jeff Stevens

Talks on rain forest transfer extend into a fourth week

Coralville negotiations on transferring a 22 acre site near the Iowa River to The Environmental Project for a 180 million indoor rain forest continue past a four week deadline. City officials say progress exists and a written response is expected in 7 to 10 days as discussions focus on governance and construction costs.

The Gazette Coralville Architect David Oman Environmental Project Coralville Kelly Hayworth Hayworth John Lundell Lundell

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